Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off tonight in the first Presidential debate. The latest polling shows the race could be tied and hinge on the debates. Hadas Gold from Politico joined John and Ray to talk about the preparations on both sides.

Former chief of staff to Mayor Rahm Emanuel Theresa Mintle told John Howell and Ray Stevens on WLS that he'll have no problem attaining the over $170 million needed to fund his plan to hire 970 more officers for the Chicago Police Department. When aske...

WLS-AM 890’s Bryan Biggs was joined by board certified physician and addiction medical specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky to discuss how the drug heroin has become hugely popular amongst affluent neighborhoods in the Chicago suburbs. Follow Dr. Drew on twitte...

As the protests continue, NBA legend Michael Jordan has released a statement urging people to remain calm during the violence in Charlotte. Meanwhile, Charlie Rose had John Oliver on his show, and awkwardly confused former Comedy Central host Larry Wil...

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson joined John and Ray to talk about the plan to add more police officers, the relationship with citizens in the wake of the Laquan McDonald shooting and the plan to add body cameras.

Chicago Bulls radio voice Chuck Swirsky joined John and Ray with a preview of Bulls Media Day and the coming season, which you'll be able to hear on 890 WLS.

New scientific data suggests that because of shifting demographics, the Chicago accent might be disappearing. Former Governor Pat Quinn joined John and Ray with reaction to the disappearing Chicago accent, and also had analysis on the White Sox.

Yahoo announced on Thursday that the account information of at least 500 million users was stolen by hackers two years ago, in the biggest known intrusion of one company’s computer network. Fred Cate, the director of the Center for Applied Cybersecurit...

CSNChicago.com preps reporter "Edgy" Tim O'Halloran joined John and Ray with a high school football update.

The most powerful helicopters in the military keep crashing thanks to changes to the way they are maintained brought on by the budget sequester. Paul Barrett from Bloomberg joined John and Ray with the details of his investigation.