WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore talks with Richard St. Paul & Erin Johnson to discuss new steps toward equity in the Illinois cannabis industry for Latino and Black communities. Richard St. Paul is a Senior Advisor for The National Black Empowerment Action Fund (NBEAF). Erin Johnson is Illinois' Cannabis Regulation Oversight Officer.…

In this episode, we walk you through how to deadhead your flowers to promote growth this summer!Audacy

Audiences are flocking to theaters over the 4th of July holiday weekend, getting a credit card for a teen can help them build financial responsibility and a Chicago businesswoman who transitioned from gang-life to culinary success.Audacy

United Airlines is improving how it informs passengers about flight disruptions caused by inclement weather, prioritizing goals over market returns is key to a successful retirement and gas prices this July 4th are set to hit their lowest in three years.Audacy

There aren't many things more American than minor league baseball on the Fourth of July, avoiding the title of ugly American when traveling overseas and planning now to get the best value on a fall cruise.Audacy

It's Fourth of July week - we take a look at America's appetite for fireworks, why a grocery store decides to re-arrange the aisles and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.Audacy

Some tips on how to help your trees (and the cicadas) during cicada season!Audacy

A triathlon coming to Chicago in August is aimed at a wide range of athletes, making a go in the ultra-competitive pizza space and a robot designed for kids that communicates through artificial intelligence.Audacy

Don't let politics cloud your investment strategy, Walgreens plans to close what it says is a significant number of under-performing stores and a controversy involving the use of artificial intelligence to generate voices.Audacy

Home prices in the Chicago metro area just reached a fresh set of record highs, setting up a gift registry for a divorce and Chicago-based Grubhub is teaming with Jewel-Osco's parent company Albertsons for grocery delivery.Audacy

The college degree you earn is usually connected to the money you'll make, a look at an increasingly-popular trend of solo trips for women and cheaper steakhouses are drawing more customers.Audacy

Healthy money habits for couples, a look at what TikTok is calling a No Spend Month and tips to boost your credit score.Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore sits down with Andrea Saenz & Darrick Hamiliton to discuss the "Color of Wealth" in Chicago, a study that discusses the distribution wealth amongst race & ethnicity in the city. Andrea Saenz is the President & CEO of the Chicago Community Trust. Darrick Hamilton is the Henry Cohen professor of economics & urban…

Sticky inflation is forcing many people to stretch their paychecks and seek more income, unhappy fast food customers are taking their appetites elsewhere and we meet a professional eater who's digging into the social media space.Audacy

A familiar purple McDonald's character is having a high profile summer, putting Santa to work in the off-season and why tickets to this Sunday's Sky game against Indiana are so expensive.Audacy

The NFL is facing legal action over its Sunday Ticket package of games, if you're looking for a used car your timing may be great and prospects of a four-day work week are gaining traction.Audacy

The impact of extreme heat on airline operations, what's behind the resurgence of the flip phone and tips for planning a multigenerational trip.Audacy

The new Disney Pixar movie Inside Out 2 is energizing a sluggish summer box office, a new airline is going to the dogs and strategies to improve your chances of landing a great job.Audacy

With the Chicago Public School budget plan coming in July, how do the teachers fit into that plan? WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore chats with Stacy Davis Gates, the President of the Chicago Teachers Union, to discuss the potential budget for CPS and how teachers will play a role.Audacy

Some information on National Pollinator Week and how important they are to your garden!Audacy

Doubts remain surrounding the construction of a permanent casino in Chicago, we check in with the chef behind a booming local barbecue business and help in choosing a gift for Dad at the liquor store.Audacy

Early planning can help keep down the costs of school in the fall, figuring out your phone's expiration date and a preview of Chicago's big summerAudacy

A look at the latest measure of inflation, all home improvement projects are not created equal and forming an investment club to improve your financial results.Audacy

The cost of owning a home goes well beyond the monthly mortgage payment, don't play politics with your portfolio and keeping your home safe while traveling.Audacy

Father's Day is Sunday - a time for retailers to cash in, checking out an electric vehicle - by renting one and a visit with our Monday afternoon Stock Picker.Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore welcomes Fred Tsao, the Senior Policy Counsel at the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights, to discuss President Biden's recent order that could temporarily halt new arrivals at the border.Audacy

A spotlight onto roses & why you should add them to your garden!Audacy

Latest on today's big government jobs report, an apartment building on Chicago's Gold Coast is bucking current real estate trends and a Chicago woman takes her shot at the tequila market.Audacy

Big brother may not necessarily be listening - but your electronic devices probably are, teaching kids a skill that could save their life and there could be extra eyes on you the next time you're shopping.Audacy

The upscale Foxtrot convenience stores in Chicago will be re-opening after a sudden closure in April, College isn’t the path for all graduates - especially now when the demand for skilled workers is high and bringing the family together to come up with a budget for summer.Audacy

Taking one child on a trip separate from their siblings, the pitfalls of keeping up with the Joneses and WTTW/Channel 11's Geoffrey Baer joins us for a look at the best places to visit here in Chicago.Audacy

As home prices soar - build-to-rent communities are gaining traction, the Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox games will be broadcast live on the Chicago Sports Network beginning in October and a visit with our Monday afternoon stock picker.Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore welcomes Erika Harold, the Executive Director of Commission on Professionalism for the Illinois Supreme Court, to discuss why there should be better behavior in the legal professional not only in Illinois but around the country.Audacy

What fruits & vegetables you should have in the garden in June!Audacy

The Bears will be living the Hard Knocks Life, it's a huge weekend for water parks in the Chicago area and the role of innovators in working to fight climate change.Audacy

A look at the theft of catalytic converters, the number of people paying late fees on their bills is rising and federal regulators are clearing the way for more drone deliveries.Audacy

Latest on the passing of Illinois' budget, the 90's called - their fashion is back! and there appears to be no end in sight to problems with Takata air bags.Audacy

A preview of the busy week ahead on Wall Street, an update on the makeover of O'Hare and dealing with a bad boss.Audacy

WBBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore discusses a recent panel about the Pre-Trial Fairness Act in Illinois and if it is working. We hear from Joe Tabor, Sharone R. Mitchell, Jr. & Insha Rahman on the matter. Joe Tabor is the Director of Policy Research at the Illinois Policy Institute. Sharone R. Mitchell, Jr. is the Cook County Public Defender. &…

Some tips on why waiting until the weather gets warmer will benefit your garden!Audacy

Financial goal setting for families, beating food inflation with a home garden and opening an old-school-style supper club in Chicago's River North neighborhood.Audacy

Building a house using 3-D printing technology powered by AI, Microsoft adds artificial intelligence capabilities directly on to its computers and the government has it's eye on the country's largest concert promoter.Audacy

Amazon plans to give its Alexa voice assistant a major overhaul, inexpensive ways to boost the curb appeal of your home and money strategies when two families become one.Audacy

Nestle is introducing a new line of meals designed for people taking weight loss drugs - such as Ozempic, how artificial intelligence can enhance your paycheck and place to visit where the US dollar is strong.Audacy

Illinois' giant footprint in aviation extends well beyond Chicago's airports, the weekday lunch rush is official dead and the future of Social Security may not be as bleak as some experts predict.Audacy

WNBM Political Editor Craig Dellimore had the opportunity to chat with Sophie Milam, the Vice President of Policy & Advocacy at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, about how many children will be able to help their families receive food to combat hunger this summer.Audacy

Some tips on how to take care & display your container gardens!Audacy

The mall food court is making a comeback, a legendary Chicago auto dealer is unveiling some major makeovers and taking care of your pet - even after you're gone.Audacy

Wayfair is set to open its first ever brick-and-mortar store in Wilmette, the latest on the comeback by downtown Chicago and gadget that will help make it a better summer.Audacy

More retirees are finding they have to return to the workforce, the explosive power of the NFL is displayed on the league's - schedule release day and the next robo-call you get may be generated through artificial intelligence.Audacy