Cook County property taxes rise more than $909M for 2022 tax year

Cook County property taxes rise more than $909M for 2022 tax year

Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas joins Matt Bubala and Andrea Darlas on the Steve Cochran Show to discuss why property taxes have gone up more than 909 million dollars in the 2022 tax year, what your property taxes are being used for, and how to apply for a property tax refund.

Two wars rage on, what actions should the United States take?

Two wars rage on, what actions should the United States take?

International Relations Prof at U of I and Author of “Drones and Terrorism” Professor Nicholas Grossman joins Matt Bubala and Andrea Darlas on the Big 89 to discuss Israel’s ethical dilemmas, how misinformation has impacted the war, and the ongoing Congressional discussions surrounding increased funding for either Israel or Ukraine.

PM Chicago (10/31/23) – Northwestern Sweetens the Pot for Evanston

PM Chicago (10/31/23) – Northwestern Sweetens the Pot for Evanston

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with the Daily Herald’s Russell Lissau about the latest updates in the complicated land deal that went awry in South Barrington. Duncan Agnew from the Evanston RoundTable has the details on Northwestern’s offer to Evanston ahead of the hearing on Ryan Field. Plus, next week, the…

Charges Filed in West Side Shooting

Charges Filed in West Side Shooting

(CHICAGO) — A man with a record of arrests for murder, attempted murder and carjacking has been charged with opening fire on a West Side Halloween party over the weekend, wounding at least 15 people, Chicago police announced Tuesday. William Groves, 48, faces 15 counts of attempted murder for the attack early Sunday in the…

Learn life-saving skills at the ‘Stop The Bleed’ training by Palos Park police and CERT

Learn life-saving skills at the ‘Stop The Bleed’ training by Palos Park police and CERT

Officer Fernandon “Frank” Flores, Emergency Management/CERT Coordinator, joins Matt Bubala and Andrea Darlas on the Big 89 to discuss why he recommends children as young as eight years old to learn life-saving skills, what to do in case of life-threatening emergencies, and how to sign up for “Stop the Bleed” emergency training class.

Dancing with Addiction: Matthew Perry’s lifetime battle with addiction

Dancing with Addiction: Matthew Perry’s lifetime battle with addiction

Founder of The Center: A Place of Hope Dr. Gregory Jantz joins Matt Bubala and Andrea Darlas on the Big 89 to discuss the relationship between addiction & depression, the concept of “dancing with addiction”, and he also provided some examples of non-substance addictions.

PM Chicago (10/30/23) – Celebrating the Sports Equinox

PM Chicago (10/30/23) – Celebrating the Sports Equinox

On this episode of WLS PM Chicago: Kristen Schorsch from WBEZ joins Bret Gogoel to discuss massive tax increases in the Northern suburbs. Then, Riverside’s Ret. Chief Tom Weitzel shares his thoughts on a pilot program that could change how the Chicago Police handle homicide investigations. Kim Gordon sits down with Patti Zappa from One…

Columbia College Strike

Columbia College Strike

(CHICAGO) — More than 600 adjunct faculty members at Columbia College Chicago plan to walk off the job Monday morning, potentially disrupting the class schedules of many of the school’s 6,500 undergraduates. Leaders of CFAC, the union representing Columbia College’s part-time professors, say members make up about two-thirds of the teaching staff at the arts-focused…

Vintage Tribune: Remembering the remarkable legacy of George Halas

Vintage Tribune: Remembering the remarkable legacy of George Halas

40 years ago on Halloween, the great George Halas passed away. Curator of Vintage Tribune Kori Rumore joins Ramblin Ray and Jane Clauss on the Big 89 to discuss what baseball team Hallas played for, his profession before co-founding the NFL, and what significant Chicago catastrophe he narrowly escaped.

PM Chicago (10/27/23) – Get Excited, Beer Lovers: FoBAB is Back

PM Chicago (10/27/23) – Get Excited, Beer Lovers: FoBAB is Back

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with David Greising from the Better Government Association, who shares his thoughts on the police contract negotiations. Then, Andrea Darlas gives us a preview of this weekend’s theatrical episode of “Show and Tell.” Finally, Ray Stout from the Illinois Craft Brewers Guild joins the show with…

The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel (10/27/23) – Disability Inclusion in Every Workplace

The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel (10/27/23) – Disability Inclusion in Every Workplace

On today’s edition of The Closing Bell: After our market recap, Bret Gogoel speaks with Jason Nathanson to look ahead at the projected box office numbers and other entertainment business news. Jonathan Bregman sat down with Emily Blum, Executive Director of Disability Lead in Chicago, to discuss disability inclusion in the workplace. Plus, Lisa Adams…

Episode 80: It’s Fall in the City & the Shows are Everywhere

Episode 80: It’s Fall in the City & the Shows are Everywhere

On today’s episode of Show & Tell, Andrea Darlas takes you on a theatrical tour of the city: four different shows for this beautiful season. First up, head over to the Cadillac Palace for “Company,” and listen as we speak with dance captain and Naperville native Christopher DeAngelis about this classic musical. Shifting gears to…

Rent prices are finally falling in the Windy City

Rent prices are finally falling in the Windy City

Eric Hoberman, the Executive Vice President at M. Fishman & Company, joins Andrea Darlas and Nick Digilio on the Big 89 to elaborate on the current rental market, the rental rate difference between urban and suburban areas, and forecasting the upcoming ideal rental window.

PM Chicago (10/26/23) – The Latest Smash and Grab Trend

PM Chicago (10/26/23) – The Latest Smash and Grab Trend

On this episode of PM Chicago: The Center Square’s Greg Bishop joins Bret Gogoel to discuss the Illinois banned firearms registration and how turnout has been so far. Rebecca Johnson from the Chicago Tribune has the latest details on a suburban debate over the staging of a high school musical. Plus, we discuss high school…

The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel (10/26/23) – Mysterious Bylines from AI Reporters

The Closing Bell with Bret Gogoel (10/26/23) – Mysterious Bylines from AI Reporters

On today’s edition of The Closing Bell: Will Sommer from the Washington Post brings us a story of mysterious bylines and AI “reporters.” Bret Gogoel speaks with Mike Dobuski about the UAW’s tentative deal with Ford. Plus, our own Annie Krall sits down with Dr. Chandler Robinson, who tells us how his biopharmaceutical company is…

A temporary migrant shelter expected to open in Ukrainian village next week

A temporary migrant shelter expected to open in Ukrainian village next week

The shelter will now house families when it opens on November first, the city of Chicago originally said the building being leased in the 500 block of North Western Avenue would house up to 200 single men. Block Club Chicago reports neighbors argued the building was to close to several schools and would be a…