Chicago

Chicago has some world class museums, and if you're planning a Summer getaway to the Windy City here are the days you can get into those museums for FREE!

Lake Shake 2019 is right around the corner in Chicago! We here at 97.9 KICK-FM have three day passes available, and want to give them to five of our lucky listeners, here is everything you need to know to win!

Hamilton is the musical that has taken the world by storm over the past couple years. It has been in Chicago for almost 3 years, and its Chicago run is now coming to an end. If you haven't seen this show yet it is a must see before it leaves the Windy City.

As the summer approaches more concert dates have just been announced, this time we got the latest on Toby Keith's "That's Country, Bro" tour. The tour kicks off Iowa on May 26th, and will take Keith all across the United States and into parts of Canada as well.

I spent my past 5 summers living in Chicago and it is heaven. Swimming and boating on Lake Michigan, concerts, baseball games, exploring neighborhoods, rooftop bars, free days at the museums, Chicago is king from Memorial Day until Labor Day, and its not close.

The Lollapalooza line up has just been released and it's filled with giant names. Lolla is the first 4 days of August in Grant Park in downtown Chicago. Chicago gets flooded with people from all over the world to attend this massive event.

Every year I get the privilege of attending and broadcasting from the Country LakeShake Festival in Chicago. Sure, its a thrill to see huge acts like Luke Bryan, Miranda Lambert, and Keith Urban. But my favorite part of the Country LakeShake Festival is the Next From Nashville stage.

Illinois State Police are asking the public NOT to donate to any social media fundraisers for fallen Illinois State Trooper Christopher Lambert.

The Sears store that I grew up with is closing. According to an article in the Chicago Tribune, the last Sears within the Chicago city limits will close in mid-July. This store has been a staple in the neighborhood since 1938.

Growing up on the Northwest Side of Chicago, there were hundreds of shops selling these remarkable treats the day before Ash Wednesday.