Palatine Stables to be Revisited by Park District

Palatine Stables to be Revisited by Park District

Elle Haferkamp joins Ramblin’ Ray to share an update on Palatine Stables. Following a board meeting, the park district has agreed to re-inspect the stables.  For more information: https://supportpalatinestables.info/ 

Construction has Started for the 2024 NASCAR Street Race

Construction has Started for the 2024 NASCAR Street Race

The NASCAR Street Race is only a few weeks away! Chicago Street Race President Julie Giese joins Ramblin’ Ray to talk about what fans can look forward to this year, both in the free and ticketed areas. Plus, new updates to the track. 

How loud are the cicadas at your house?

How loud are the cicadas at your house?

The most noticeable part of the cicada invasion blanketing the central United States is the sound — an eerie, amazingly loud song that gets in a person’s ears and won’t let much else in. “It’s beautiful chaos,” said Rebecca Schmidt, a U.S. Department of Agriculture research entomologist. “It does make this kind of symphony.” The…

Dismantling the ‘Pritzker Machine’

Dismantling the ‘Pritzker Machine’

Former GOP Candidate for Lt. Governor of Illinois Aaron Del Mar joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to discuss the evolving dynamics of business operations in the Illinois House, his strategies for challenging the ‘Pritzker Machine’ and offers insights on how voters can actively participate at the local level.

Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth urging the passage of a bill that would give women access to IVF

Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth urging the passage of a bill that would give women access to IVF

Senate Democrats are seeking to highlight Republicans’ resistance to legislation that would make it a right nationwide for women to access in vitro fertilization and other fertility treatments. They are holding a vote as part of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s effort to drive an election-year contrast on reproductive care. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, a military…

Mott’s Lounge: Thriving Through Prohibition to Celebrate a Century in Business

Mott’s Lounge: Thriving Through Prohibition to Celebrate a Century in Business

Celebrating its remarkable 102nd year, Owner of Mott’s Lounge, Robin Getzleman, joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to share the fascinating history behind this iconic lounge. They delve into how Mott’s Lounge navigated the challenges of the pandemic, and Robin reveals the secret to maintaining a successful 5th generation bar.

Is Our Economy Turned Upside Down?

Is Our Economy Turned Upside Down?

David Hochberg joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to peer into the Homeside Financial market crystal ball. They delve into the factors influencing the delay in rate drops, what made the economy turn upside down, and the importance of focusing on monthly payments rather than just rates.

Alderman Anthony Napolitano Champions New City Ordinance Backing First Responders

Alderman Anthony Napolitano Champions New City Ordinance Backing First Responders

41st Alderman Anthony Napolitano joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to delve into his initiative to introduce a new city ordinance supporting first responders, the importance of implementing mental health resources for these essential workers, and highlights exciting upcoming summer events aimed at supporting small businesses in the 41st Ward.

Introducing Huntley’s New Chief of Police: Chief Linda Hooten

Introducing Huntley’s New Chief of Police: Chief Linda Hooten

Newly appointed Huntley Chief of Police, Chief Linda Hooten, joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to discuss strategies for preparing for unexpected tragedies, the impact of political agendas on police morale, and the importance of maintaining strong relationships with surrounding communities.

Update: Three Sheriff’s deputies shot in Dixon

Update: Three Sheriff’s deputies shot in Dixon

Three sheriff’s deputies were shot Wednesday while responding to a northern Illinois home, and the suspect was also wounded, authorities told reporters. Ogle County Sheriff Brian VanVickle said the deputies were responding to a report that someone inside the home was threatening to kill themself or others. He said the suspect also was shot. He…

Six Chicago restaurants added to the Michelin Guide

Six Chicago restaurants added to the Michelin Guide

Six new restaurants have been added to the Michelin guide.They are Carino in Uptown, Johns Food and Wine in Lincoln Park, Maxwell’s Trading in the West Loop, Sifir in River North, Taqueria Chingnon in Bucktown and Warlord in Avondale. There are already 152 restaurants in the Chicago area on the Michelin list. Michelin stars will…

Are the Chicago Bears Moving to Aurora?

Are the Chicago Bears Moving to Aurora?

Mayor of Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin joins the Ramblin Ray Stevens Show to delve into why Aurora would be a great fit for the Bears, the benefits the city would gain from such a move, and potential locations within Aurora for the stadium.

Paul Brian 1951 – 2024

Paul Brian 1951 – 2024

(CHICAGO) — Former longtime host of ‘Drive Chicago,’ Paul Brian, has died. According to a social media post by his daughter, Paul passed away peacefully surrounded by his family Tuesday night. “It is with a very heavy heart that that I share my father, Paul Brian, passed away peacefully this evening at home with myself,…

Illinois Government’s $100K Salary and Pension Club Surpasses 140,000 Members, While Taxes Rise for Illinois Residents

Illinois Government’s $100K Salary and Pension Club Surpasses 140,000 Members, While Taxes Rise for Illinois Residents

Illinois government’s $100K salary and pension club has over 140,000 members and rising. President of Wirepoints.org Ted Dabrowski joins the Ramblin Ray Show to delve into how these unions established such lucrative benefits, why ordinary citizens can’t access similar perks, and propose solutions to reform the pension system to reduce the tax burden on residents.