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For the voyeurs out there, take a peek at the video talked about on Wednesday's show. → Read More
These begin at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 15, and continue each Saturday and Wednesday, through June 28. → Read More
Through long, brutal Chicago winters, local runners anticipate the day representative of the launch of the racing season; the Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle. → Read More
A Chicago couple went the extra mile to show appreciation for their baseball team and their city. → Read More
The popular 50-year-old Milwaukee location set up shop in the second city. In March 2017, the Safehouse Chicago, an eclectic spy-themed entertainment restaurant, opened for business. Jen DeSalvo went undercover as an informant to grab intel to share with all of the spies thinking about visiting this secret espionage headquarters. → Read More
Humans are going to get "really ugly," according to Big John Howell. → Read More
Extensive delays affect travel times to the Auto Show, but they don't have to if you follow these tips. → Read More
The perfect date for your Cubs fan. → Read More
Low enrollment has contributed to the financial incapability to remain open. → Read More
You can have the chance to vote! → Read More
After much consternation over protestors and their intentions, the Trump team canceled the event. → Read More
Shortly after the 2015-2016 NBA season came to a close, the New York Knicks acquired former NBA MVP Derrick Rose from the Chicago Bulls. → Read More
A wave of clown threats and sightings swept across the Chicago area and northwest Indiana in October 2016 causing not only concern for parents, but copycat cases locally and around the country. → Read More
It started the beginning of the year when the Illinois State Supreme Court struck down a state law that tried to cut benefits for some Chicago city workers. → Read More
Adam LaRoche abruptly quit the Chicago White Sox early in 2016 citing that he was "putting his family first." → Read More
Chicago Public Schools struggled with a funding battle against the state for the entire year. → Read More
A bloody year in Chicago left officials searching for a number of solutions. → Read More
Controversy surrounds the Chicago Police Department over police-involved shootings. → Read More
Ameya Pawar, Chicago's 47th Ward Alderman, joins the show to talk about potentially running for Governor of Illinois or Mayor of Chicago. → Read More
Both the Maggie Daley Ice Ribbon and the ice skating rink at Millennium Park have delayed opening day. → Read More