Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel and Hamas have agreed to a temporary cease-fire and a hostage swap. ABC News correspondent Jordana Miller recaps the latest live from Jerusalem.
The referendum on the March ballot will ask residents to vote on an 85 million dollar renovation to the Central campus. The board approved the measure just weeks after the ceiling collapsed at the historic school which was built in 1909. Currently the 900 students at the school are being bussed to he former Lincoln…
President & director of A&A BALLET, Alexei Kremnev, along with seasoned dancers Shania Cook & Rozhan Shabahang from The Art Deco Nutcracker join the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the evolution of ballet, the dedication required for rehearsals and nightly performances, and why The Art Deco Nutcracker is an exceptional choice for families experiencing their…
Jr. NFL Analyst David Clauss joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about why the Chiefs might not make it to the Super Bowl, the potential success of Justin Fields under a new head coach, and how old is too old to play football.
The Thanksgiving Fun Police is back to ruin Thanksgiving. Chief Medical Officer at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Dr. Kevin Most joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the calorie content of beloved Thanksgiving dishes, the average holiday calorie intake among Americans, and whether intermittent fasting might assist in preventing weight gain during Thanksgiving.
Covid hospitalizations are up 17 percent compared to last week. The city of Chicago is averaging about one death a day from the virus. Several wastewater treatment facilities in the city have reported an increased detection of the virus. In Chicago almost a quarter of residents have received the most recent booster. Doctors recommend masking…
NBC 5 Sports Mike Berman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss how the Chicago Bears found a way to lose against the Detriot Lions, whether Matt Eberflus will be the Bears’ head coach next season, and they celebrate Brock Purdy’s outstanding second perfect game of the season.
The Chicago Times-Herald race marked the start of automobile racing in the United States in 1895. Curator of the Vintage Tribune Kori Rumore and the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why the course was shortened, the number of racers who participated in the race, and the individuals awaiting the racers at the finish line.
Dr. Deborah Birx, former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator during the Trump era (2020-2021), joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss strategies to shield your family from COVID-19 this holiday season, whether it’s too late to get your annual flu shot before Thanksgiving, and she emphasizes the importance of refraining from gatherings if you’re experiencing…
On this episode of PM Chicago: Sun-times Deputy Sports Editor Jeff Agrest joins Bret Gogoel with the scoop on why Jason Benetti left the White Sox. Then, Bill Cameron, Host of Take 1 here on WLS, gives his take on big moves in the city and previews this weekend’s episode. Plus, Grace Rappe shares some…
It’s the holiday season, and that means it’s time to unwrap another great episode of Show & Tell with Andrea Darlas. We kick off the show with John Jesensky, Conductor of Elf in Concert! You’ve got two chances coming up to experience everyone’s favorite elf alongside the sounds of live orchestral accompaniment. Then, we’re joined…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Unions are all over the news right now, and Andy Field has the details on some big stories to watch. Then, Bret Gogoel speaks with Will Oremus from the Washington Post about IBM’s choice to pull ads from X as the climate on the site…
An Amtrak train heading to Chicago with 200 passengers derailed after striking an unoccupied vehicle and a tow truck in southwestern Michigan, authorities said Friday.“The engineer and approximately 10 passengers received non-life threatening injuries and were treated by local ambulance services,” the Berrien County sheriff’s office said.The train derailed but remained upright.The crash happened Thursday…
On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Gregory Royal Pratt about a complicated situation involving some quid pro quo in City Hall, which Mayor Johnson is vehemently denying. Kim Gordon speaks with the Salvation Army’s Major K. Kendall Matthews about what the organization is doing this Thanksgiving and holiday season. Plus, Chicago…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: Talia Soglin from the Chicago Tribune speaks with Bret about the barista walkout on Starbucks’ Red Cup Day. Then, Justin Kaufmann returns to review business closures in the city from the past month – and it was a month of heavy hitters. Finally, Bret dives…
Twelve people were injured, two critically after a CTA train crashed this morning in Rogers Park near the 7500 block of North Paulina near the Howard stop. Preliminary reports indicate the CTA yellow line train crashed into rail equipment in he Howard Rail Yard. Yellow and Purple line service has been suspended. Stay tuned to…
(CHICAGO) — The Chicago Fire Department says the funeral for Andrew “Drew” Price will take place Monday, November 20 at the Navy Pier Grand Ballroom. A CFD walk through will happen at 11:30 a.m. and a public service is set for noon. Price was with the fire department for 14 years. He died Monday after…
On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with the Daily Herald’s Russell Lissau about not one, but two recent scams in Des Plaines that are larger than your average con. Then, Nick Gale brings us a piece from the Cochran Show on the continuing story in Calumet City surrounding Reporter Hank Sanders of…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel: ABC News Correspondent Derricke Dennis brings the details of the federal plans to make changes to the FAFSA process. Then, Bret Gogoel speaks with Kimberly Bares, President and CEO of The Magnificent Mile Association, about the financial impact of the The Wintrust Magnificent Mile Lights…
A magnitude 3.6 earthquake rattled northern Illinois and parts of three other states early Wednesday, awakening some residents and spurring reports to 911 about homes shaking, the U.S. Geological Survey and police said.The small earthquake was detected about 4:41 a.m. local time and was centered about sixth-tenths of a mile (1 kilometer) south-southeast of Standard,…
President and CEO of the Chicago Better Business Bureau Steve Bernas joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss the rising trend of online scams targeting young adults, toy scams to be cautious of, and he provides tips on how to identify a Black Friday deal that might be too good to be true. For more,…
On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with Brian Barnhart, voice of the Fighting Illini, ahead of tonight’s basketball game versus the Marquette Golden Eagles. Kim Gordon sits down with Jodi Zombolo from the Chicago Botanic Gardens to discuss this year’s dazzling Lightscape show. Finally, we play a conversation with Robin, a board…
On today’s edition of the Closing Bell: Bret Gogoel speaks with the Better Business Bureau’s Steve Bernas about data breaches, hot toy scams, and what to do when things are out of stock. Andy Field joins the program live from Washington as we wait for the House to vote on a plan to avert a…
For the second time this year, about 366 workers walked off the job at Howard Brown Health clinics. They are demanding better wages and working conditions. Employees at the Englewood clinic are part of the strike, which is expected to last two days. Employee Andrea Villanueva tells ABC 7 the final straw for the union…
CEOs of Vytal.ai Sai Mattapalli and Rohan Kalahasty join the Steve Cochran Show to discuss their app’s ability to detect cognitive decline, what inspired them to create Vytal.ai at such a young age, and how their innovative technology is making neurological treatments more accessible.
