Woman Stabbed And Critically Injured in DeKalb Domestic Incident

Woman Stabbed And Critically Injured in DeKalb Domestic Incident

A woman was stabbed multiple times in a domestic violence incident in DeKalb over the weekend, according to police. The incident happened near Greenbrier Road and Normal Road on Saturday at about 12:40 a.m., where the woman was found in critical condition with multiple stab wounds around her body. DeKalb police said she is expected…

Man Arrested After Allegedly Punching Suburban Election Judge

Man Arrested After Allegedly Punching Suburban Election Judge

A man was arrested after causing a disturbance at an Orland Park polling location, according to police. The incident happened Sunday morning at about 11 a.m. at the Orland Park Township Office. 24 year old Daniel Schmidt allegedly entered the building ignored the voting line and entered the voting area. An election judge at the…

Berman on the Bears: Could the Chicago Bears’ Tough Times Be Back?

Berman on the Bears: Could the Chicago Bears’ Tough Times Be Back?

NBC5 Sports’ Mike Berman joins Ray Stevens and Nick Gale on the Big 89 to delve into The Bears awful performance in Arizona, the head-scratching decision to keep Caleb Williams in late in the blowout, and how the team’s play was clearly impacted by the devastating Hail Mary loss one week ago.

Navigating the Path to Win: Trump’s Blueprint for Election Day

Navigating the Path to Win: Trump’s Blueprint for Election Day

John Ullyot, former Deputy Assistant to President Trump, joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss the upcoming election and his confidence in Trump’s victory this Tuesday. He explores the key elements that boost his belief in a successful outcome for the former president.

Is the Struggling Economy Trump’s Ticket Back to the White House?

Is the Struggling Economy Trump’s Ticket Back to the White House?

Patrice Onwuka, Director of the Center for Economic Opportunity at the Independent Women’s Forum, joins Ray Stevens and Nick Gale on the Big 89 to discuss why Kamala Harris’ ads aren’t fooling anyone anymore. They dive into how women’s voting priorities are shifting and explore whether the economic downturn could be a deciding factor for…

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America President and CEO, Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about Alzheimer’s Awareness Month all November.   

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America President and CEO, Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about Alzheimer’s Awareness Month all November.   

November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and Alzheimer’s Foundation of America President and CEO, Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about how you can get involved, help out, and Chicago Landmarks Light the World in Teal for Alzheimer’s Awareness. Alzheimer’s Foundation of America donates a portion of the fundraising to research…

Retired Riverside Chief of Police Tom Weitzel Tom Weitzel joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss Illinois Ranks 2nd for most dangerous public transit and how police can tackle this problem.

Retired Riverside Chief of Police Tom Weitzel Tom Weitzel joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss Illinois Ranks 2nd for most dangerous public transit and how police can tackle this problem.

Retired Riverside Chief of Police Tom Weitzel joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss Illinois Ranks 2nd for most dangerous public transit and how police can tackle this problem. Chicago Public Transit used to have its own police force but was dumped for budget reasons and partnered with Chicago PD and developed its own unit…

23 Illinois policies that hostile governments love!

23 Illinois policies that hostile governments love!

Wirepoints.org founder Mark Glennon joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss 23 Illinois policies that hostile governments love. What is the end game with open borders with $6 Billion spent on Illegal immigration in the state of Illinois? That includes all state, local, and federal costs for most of the same services that citizens have…

More cases of E. Coli linked to  onions on McDonald’s  Quarter Pounders

More cases of E. Coli linked to onions on McDonald’s Quarter Pounders

Federal officials on Wednesday reported more cases of E. coli poisoning among people who ate at McDonald’s, as government investigators seeking the outbreak’s source identified an “onion grower of interest” in Washington state. The Food and Drug Administration said 90 people across 13 states have fallen ill in the outbreak, up from 75 at the…

Looking for some family Fun Scott Dehn from the McHenry Outdoor Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about their upcoming Halloween Triple Feature and more!

Looking for some family Fun Scott Dehn from the McHenry Outdoor Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about their upcoming Halloween Triple Feature and more!

Scott Dehn from the McHenry Outdoor Theater Joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about their Halloween Triple Feature and upcoming Christmas Movies just for $15! Tonight don’t miss your chance to see High on the Hog, Halloweed, and Halloween III: Season of the Witch. Tomorrow you can meet Brett Wagner, who played Leatherface, for…

Citizens Utility Board Member Jim Chilsen joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about the Gas Hike on the way for People’s Gas Customers!

Citizens Utility Board Member Jim Chilsen joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about the Gas Hike on the way for People’s Gas Customers!

Citizens Utility Board Member Jim Chilsen joins the Ray Stevens Show to talk about the Gas Hike for People’s Gas Customers. To talk about how gas prices could double because of delivery charges on customers’ bills by 2040 and how the pipeline replacement programs can devastate customers. “If regulators don’t lean into the companies who…

Three dead in a house fire in Zion

Three dead in a house fire in Zion

An overnight house fire killed three people and injured a fourth person in a north Chicago suburb, authorities said Wednesday. Firefighters were dispatched to a two-story home in Zion, a city near the Wisconsin border, late Tuesday after callers reporting seeing smoke and flames, the Zion Fire Rescue Department said. When fire crews entered the…

Chicago should aspire to like DuPage County

Chicago should aspire to like DuPage County

During the pandemic people left Chicago in droves and moved out to DuPage County because of the better market and safety, that’s because of men like Joe Soto and Sheriff James Mendrick.  Joe Soto is running for DuPage county board and wants to work on the budget to make sure his county has the right…

Former Governor Pat Quinn’s property tax relief plan

Former Governor Pat Quinn’s property tax relief plan

The property taxes in Illinois are the second highest in the country and it continues to get worse here in Chicago thanks to Mayor Brandon Johnson.  Former governor Pat Quinn proposes a tax relief plan to increase income taxes on millionaires and pool that money into a property tax relief package for over 3 million…

Trumps plan to level the playing field for American goods and service providers

Trumps plan to level the playing field for American goods and service providers

Nearly everything in America is made in China, Trump has a plan to use these tariffs to get goods and services back in the U.S.  E.J. Antoni of The Heritage Foundation says the Chinese flood the market with their product making any other producer or suppliers obsolete.  Trumps plan is to level the playing field…

President Biden calls Trump supporters “Garbage”

President Biden calls Trump supporters “Garbage”

Host of the Chris Plante Show, Chris Plante breaks down President Biden’s accusations against those in favor of Trump winning the election.  Chris Plante being a former Chicagoan weighs in on Mayor Brandon Johnson going back on his word and initiating higher property taxes in Chicago.  Ray asks Chris what his thoughts are on Kamala’s…

Will the E. Coli outbreak affect McDonald’s earnings?

Will the E. Coli outbreak affect McDonald’s earnings?

Value meals helped turn around McDonald’s U.S. sales in the third quarter, but that recovery could be dented in the final months of the year by an E. coli outbreak tied to the company’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers. U.S. same-store sales — or sales at stores open at least a year — rose 0.3% in the…

‘Democrats are doing everything they can that make it easy to cheat’

‘Democrats are doing everything they can that make it easy to cheat’

Drop boxes full of ballots were set on fire mysteriously and nobody knows why.  Senator Ron Johnson has an idea on why these votes keep disappearing and it is because the democrats will do whatever it takes to win the election even if it means cheating.  Democrats covering up Doug Emhoff his alleged disrespect of…

People want the Trump economy back

People want the Trump economy back

Stephen Moore was at Trump’s rally at Madison Square Garden and relays the message to Ray and Nick that no matter what the media says there is an overwhelming amount of support for Donald Trump.  People are ready for a change in economy which Trump promises to bring in his presidency.  Places that are under…