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The Illinois DMV rolling out new technology

The Illinois DMV rolling out new technology

The Illinois secretary of state’s office is now accepting contactless payments like Apple or Google pay at all of its driver facilities. This is the start of adding new technology at the DMV, digital drivers licenses and ID’s are expected to begin next year. Governor Pritzker signed a law last month giving residents that option…

Is Another Debate Essential for Trump’s Election Success?

Is Another Debate Essential for Trump’s Election Success?

On The Ray Stevens Show, Washington Examiner national political reporter Salena Zito shares her eyewitness account of the attempted assassination of former President Trump. She also discusses Harris’ struggle to connect with undecided voters and explains how debates don’t always determine election outcomes.

History made at the University of Illinois in Champaign: the school welcomes the largest number of students ever for the fall semester

History made at the University of Illinois in Champaign: the school welcomes the largest number of students ever for the fall semester

Freshman enrollment at the University of Illinois over 9000 for the fall semester with a total number of students on the Champaign campus at 59,238. There are over 37 thousand undergraduate students and over 20 thousand graduate students. The freshman class includes over 6000 students from Illinois and more than 1300 students from 43 states…

Step Into Hope: Join the AFSP Illinois Out of the Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention on Sept. 14th

Step Into Hope: Join the AFSP Illinois Out of the Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention on Sept. 14th

Executive Director of the AFSP Illinois Angela Cummings joins the Ray Stevens Show to discuss how to support someone who is visibly struggling, spot subtle signs of depression, and get a sneak peek of what’s in store at the Out of the Darkness Walk for Suicide Prevention happening on September 14th.  https://supporting.afsp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.event&eventID=10038

‘Always carpe diem.’ – 9/11 Survivor Joe Dittmar on the Ray Stevens Show

‘Always carpe diem.’ – 9/11 Survivor Joe Dittmar on the Ray Stevens Show

Tune into The Ray Stevens Show for an impactful interview with 9/11 survivor Joe Dittmar as he vividly recalls the terrifying moments on the 105th floor of the South Tower when the North Tower was hit. He reflects on the lessons learned from that tragic day, and pays tribute to the heroes who were present.

The push is on to register teenage voters in Illinois

The push is on to register teenage voters in Illinois

A student registration drive taking place at Leo catholic High School in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood . Those who are the age of 18 can register to vote immediately if they have an Illinois drivers license or state ID. Students who are seventeen but will be eighteen before November 5th are eligible to vote in…