President Trump is heading to Kenosha, WI, today. National security expert William Hartung talks about the President's foreign policy in his first 100 days. Plus, turtles will finally be a bit safer in Grayslake.

Charles Barkley thought the Bulls stood no chance and he was wrong. Does Buffalo Grove hate music? Plus, we find a couple who just really connects with each other and find out why they do.

Alderman Ed Burke takes United to task in only the way Ed Burke can. Lt. Col Jeff Addicott talks about dropping the M.O.A.B in Afghanistan. Chuck Swirsky on the Bulls as they take on the Boston Celtics. Plus, drivers should avoid the body of water o...

President Trump continues to flip-flop on issues from his campaign. State Representative Scott Drury talks about breaking from Speaker Michael Madigan. Plus, aren't we supposed to be sving the bees?

Sean Spicer invokes Adolf Hitler when he's talking about Syrian President Assad. State Representative David McSweeney talks about Governor Rauner's lack of a budget here in the state. Plus, remembering J. Geils, who died at 71.

The United Airlines video is continuing to make the rounds on social media. Governor Bruce Rauner is in studio as he gears up for his re-election. Plus, when doves fly, they should try to avoid cars.

John and Ray may have accidentally told K.T. McFarland that she was fired from the Trump administration. Ryne Sandberg talks about Opening Day at Wrigley Field. Plus, don't let anyone push your button.

Don Rickles died at 90 yesterday. Senators Dick Durbin and Ron Johnson weigh in on the missile attack in Syria. Plus, another nominee for Girlfriend of the Year.

It's Portillo's 54th anniversary and they're selling slices of chocolate cake. U.S. Representative Adam Kinzinger talks about the attacks in Syria. Plus, celebrate an amazing parrot's birthday.

A third turkey has hit a windshield on Indiana roads. Breaking down the Susan Rice intel. Plus, former CPD Superintendent Garry McCarthy talks about Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to review police reforms.