Category Archives: Recently On WLS-AM

A West Loop street festival, the Taste of Randolph, used a charity’s namesake to collect donations…but the charity says they weren’t involved in the logistics. Face the Future Founda...

Eleven temporary pickleball courts are now open at Lincoln Yards. The courts are open to the public seven days a week from 8am to 9pm through November 15th. Real estate developer Sterling Bay setting ...

(CHICAGO) — Employees at the Chicago Reserve Roastery on North Michigan Ave. have turned down union membership. The decision is a major setback for Workers United, part of the Service Employees ...

NBC Sports’ Mike Berman joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss if the Bears are prepared for the season, Justin Fields’ preseason performance, and why P.J. Walker was cut from the 53-man ...

Former White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx, joins the Steve Cochran Show to discuss if you need to be worried about the new COVID-19 variant, why COVID cases increase during ...

Step into the past with Vintage Tribune’s Kori Rumore and the Steve Cochran Show as they explore iconic Chicago quotes from this week in history.

John Howell catches up with the great Bill Cameron, long-time City Hall reporter and current host of Take 1 on WLS. They discuss his recent chat with Paul Vallas, Cameron's thoughts on Mayor Johnson's...

John Howell is joined by Scott Reeder from the Illinois Times to discuss the "missing Blagojevich portrait" and what the absence of the portrait says about the state and the times. Reeder dives deep i...

(Springfield, IL) — A suburban Cook County resident who died this month was reported Wednesday as the state's first human West Nile virus-related death of the year.The individual, who was in the...

Join the laughter as comedian Leanne Morgan joins Ramblin Ray on the Big 89 to discuss the impact of politics on her comedy, her savvy approach to social media in her 50s, and the thrill of gracing th...