Data this week shows signs that the US may be headed for stagflation - a troubling scenario that could be worse than a recession, we meet a pro athlete turned serial entrepreneur and adding comic books to your investment portfolio can provide a layer of diversification.由Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore is joined by Curt Holderfield & Rachel Arfa to discuss the Diverse Learners Recovery Fund and how it will help students with disabilities around Chicago. Rachel Arfa is the Commissioner of the City of Chicago Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities & Curt Holderfield is the Sr. Vice President of Child Devel…

Some gardening tips for the springtime!由Audacy

A look at what's behind the sell-off on Wall Street, what you need to consider when giving a child their first phone and how this spring's expected Cicada Boom could impact restaurant menus.由Audacy

A look at the Chicago Bears big reveal, how the cost of daycare can impact career decisions and Tesla touts a new line of more-affordable electric vehicles.由Audacy

A look at the re-opening of a Chicago lakefront favorite, local vacations with a European feel and there's a sudden closure of Dom’s Kitchen & Market and Foxtrot Market locations in Chicago.由Audacy

Buying a house in a community with good schools comes with a cost, how restaurants are feeling the pinch of weight loss drugs and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.由Audacy

Swifties across the globe are in ecstasy today - now that a new double album has dropped, Abt Electronics ups its green game and a look ahead to the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo.由Audacy

A look at the future of electric vehicles, hackers are targeting accounts of the recently deceased and a gift guide for - graduations, weddings and other spring events.由Audacy

Bulls - White Sox - Blackhawks are reportedly near Stadium broadcast deal, scoring a dime bag at a national sandwich chain and are you ready for some baseball? in the northwest suburbs.由Audacy

It was a huge night for the Chicago Sky as the WNBA held its draft, ways to to find off-market real estate listings and making your next trip as part of a group.由Audacy

Making next year's tax season a lot easier to navigate, a look at the local summer jobs markets and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.由Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore sits down with Gregory Royal Pratt, the author of the new book "The City Is Up for Grabs: How Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Led and Lost a City in Crisis", to discuss Lori Lightfoot & her time as the mayor of Chicago.由Audacy

Some tips on why you should plant some cool season annuals in your garden!由Audacy

More discussion has taken place this week involving sports stadiums in Chicago, gearing up for a down-sized work week and an entrepreneur who's found a niche in the brewing business.由Audacy

A look at the rise of the YouTube star, golf season is underway in the Chicago area and attracting fast food customers by going through the nose.由Audacy

Latest on a new rooftop battle involving the Cubs, major changes are coming to the television football landscape this fall and learning personal finance concepts from TikTok.由Audacy

A look at the growing problem of housing affordability, you may owe Uncle Sam for your college basketball pool winnings and a cruise line is targeting a new type of traveler - the remote worker.由Audacy

A preview of today's solar eclipse, a look at the age old investment adage: Sell in May and Go Away and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.由Audacy

On this week's program, WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore welcomes GOP Cook County States Attorney candidate Bob Fioretti to the show to talk about the Democratic Primary vote tally, why he is running & more.由Audacy

Some tips on what to focus on for the month of April!由Audacy

Promoting innovation across generations, strategies for what to do if you become suddenly wealthy and the controversy over a recently-minted piece of sports memorabilia.由Audacy

The sticker price at some colleges is now closing in on six figures per year, Amazon's ambitious cashier-less technology hasn't lived up to expectations and Monday's solar eclipse has spawned a flood of products designed to cash in on the event.由Audacy

A discussion on the phenomenon known as Clarkonomics, educating teenagers about money before they head to college and voters in a Midwest city turn down a proposed stadium tax.由Audacy

Everything you should know about the dark web, a guide to sending kids on a commercial airline flight all by themselves and heading downstate to view the solar eclipse.由Audacy

Tips on getting everyone involved in family financial planning - even the kids, an overwhelming number of Americans say tipping has gotten out of control and flying cars are becoming a reality.由Audacy

On this week's At Issue, WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore is joined by Garien Gatewood and Gregory Matthews to discuss different approaches to handling violence throughout the summer in Chicago for the better of the people & communities. Garien Gatewood is the deputy mayor of community safety & Gregory Matthews is the community engagement offi…

Some tips on how to get your summer bulbs blooming during the spring!由Audacy

A survey by job site Monster finds an astounding 95% of Americans plan to look for a new job in 2024, taking the concept of a video arcade to levels not seen before and restaurants are gearing up for a very busy Easter Sunday this year.由Audacy

Former Illinois Governor Pat Quinn proposes a public vote on stadium deals, an update on the business of baseball on this opening day and discovering some of the flaws in Artificial Intelligence powered chatbots.由Audacy

Easter's early date this year could cost retailers, Ford plans to muscle up with one of its iconic cars and there can be advantages to renting instead of buying a home.由Audacy

McDonald’s will sell Krispy Kreme donuts nationwide, Things people forget before embarking on a major trip and mega cruises are revolutionizing the industry.由Audacy

ESPN's ratings soar with Caitlin Clark's dominance on the basketball court, tips on prepping for next year's taxes and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.由Audacy

On this week's program, WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore is joined by political analyst Mike Flannery & The Tribune's A.D. Quig to discuss the results of the 2024 Illinois Primary. They'll look back at what happened, look ahead to what's next and what they learned.由Audacy

Some tips one how to get your perennials going for the Spring!由Audacy

More details are emerging about a proposed Bears lakefront stadium, latest on a shift in restaurant tipping culture and a Chicago restaurant that celebrates the spirit of New Orleans.由Audacy

The return of an iconic Chicago restaurant, Illinois' marijuana sales are projected to outpace the national growth rate and AI-powered humanoid robots are poised to revolutionize our world in a big way.由Audacy

The start of March Madness can be a rallying point for workers, performing a spring sweep of your money matters and auto insurance bills are taking a bigger bite out of budgets.由Audacy

Making sure you're prepared for an unexpected financial hit, warnings are out about safety at several popular international spring break destinations and the importance of curb appeal when selling a home.由Audacy

Major changes are coming to the realty industry, legal sportsbooks gear-up for an avalanche of March Madness wagers and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.由Audacy

With the election coming up on March 19th. WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore welcomes 49th Ward Alderwoman Maria Hadden & Farzin Parang, the Executive Director of the Business Owners & Managers Association, to discuss the "Bring Chicago Home" referendum that has caused a stir in the city.由Audacy

Some tips on how to get a good start on a crop of cool-season greens in your garden!由Audacy

Putting a tax refund to work, St. Patrick's Day is big for a Jewish deli in the western suburbs and the sportsbook at Wrigley Field is welcoming bettors just in time for March Madness.由Audacy

A creative effort to turn around a struggling craft brewing industry in Illinois, a national theater chain inks an Olympic-sized deal and a survey finds nearly half of young adults have a certain money-related disorder.由Audacy

The US House has passed a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban of the popular social media app TikTok, it's going to be a record setting spend for St. Patrick's this weekend and setting goals as you reach different ages.由Audacy

A look at the latest trend among Tweens - Sephora Kids, US airlines express capacity concerns amidst ongoing issues at Boeing and considerations before renting an Airbnb.由Audacy

The latest chapter in the Bears stadium saga, how adult children can put a strain on their parent's finances and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.由Audacy

On this week's program, WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore shares a discussion between CTBA Executive Director Ralph Martire and guests, moderated by Dellimore, on how public policy intersects with race.由Audacy

Some tips on how to make sure you are properly repotting your orchids!由Audacy

Latest on the big government jobs report, wine shops are expanding into the wedding registry business and a not-for-profit organization run by a Chicago Police Officer that helps young people reach their highest potential.由Audacy