Sabrina on the NextDoor app has a valid complaint about her neighbors.
What is proper yard work etiquette? Sound off on Facebook and let us know!
Sabrina on the NextDoor app has a valid complaint about her neighbors.
What is proper yard work etiquette? Sound off on Facebook and let us know!
Don’t you hate it when your boat gets stolen? It’s always the worst part of my weekend when that happens. The “Land Shark” was stolen off in New Buffalo, Michigan over the weekend. An employee of the company they hired to clean the boat was on board when a man reportedly posed as a family member, then drove off with it. There is reason to believe that these men traveled through Lake Michigan down to the Mississippi River and out of the country.
The family is focused on their safety since their personal information that was on the boat is also at risk.
Starting today, June 14, a new ordinance will be put in place in the city of Chicago to curb dangerous motorcycle drivers and drag racers in the city. The ordinance requires that the person operating a motorcycle keep at least one hand on a handlebar grip while in motion. Furthermore, the operator shall ride the motorcycle “only while sitting astride the seat, facing forward, with one leg on each side of the motorcycle.”
This also provides police with more resources to combat illegal drag racing in the city.
Ladies, it can’t be easy being you. After a century of narrowing the drinking gap, women have finally caught up to men when it comes to pounding brews back. Unfortunately, whereas most men drink for pleasure. And the latest U.S. data from 2019 shows that women in their teens and early 20s reported drinking and getting drunk at higher rates than their male peers — in some cases for the first time since researchers began measuring such behavior. This behavior is often linked to women and their worsening mental health, which has been likely been made worse due to COVID-19.
If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol or substance abuse, please contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration hotline at 1-800-662-4357 or visit their website.
To celebrate the number of people that we have vaccinated and to encourage more people to do their part and get the COVID-19 vaccine, Chicago is offering a number of SWEET prizes including Lollapalooza passes, $250 gift cards, and more. Through July 4, hundreds of $250 gift cards will be hidden at businesses throughout all of Chicago’s 77 community areas over the weekends. One-day passes to Chicago’s most iconic music festival will be available to those that have signed up to get vaccinated by June 26 at one of the four city-sponsored vaccination sites.
To show our appreciation and help you show love to your favorite places in the city, @WorldBizChicago has hidden vouchers worth $250 across the city. Get out and find yours—they’re redeemable at more than 4,000 shops and restaurants.
Tag #TYChi when you do. pic.twitter.com/KoDOkrquNP
— Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot (@chicagosmayor) June 11, 2021
More information on these terrific prizes can be found here.
With Illinois officially reopened and many other states in the same position, employers are now struggling to get their employees physically back in the office. This country has seen a wave of resignations like never before. 2.7% of employees have thrown their bosses a peace sign and the primary cause is that they no longer want to work anywhere but home. An idea that seemed so archaic a year ago is now common.
Have you left a job because you don’t want to go back to the office? Let us know on Facebook!
HOUR 1 | |
Lorde | Solar Power |
Winnetka Bowling League | Barcelona |
Surf Curse | Freaks |
Jungle Gants | Treat You Right |
Tessa Violet | Games |
Idles | Damaged Goods |
Clairo | Blouse |
Poorstacy | Public Enemy |
The Bots | See it |
Liz Phair | Spanish Doors |
Julian Lamadrid | 15 Minutes |
Joywave | Every Window is a Mirror |
Briston Maroney | Bottle Rocket |
Saint Motel | It’s All Happening |
Kid Brunswick | When You Were Young |
HOUR 2 | |
Peach Tree Rascals | Change My Mind |
The Neighbourhood | Stargazing |
Aurora | Runaway |
Bryce Fox | Golden Boy |
Kennyhoopla | Hollywood Sucks |
Tai Verdes | A-O-K |
Grabbitz | Pigs in the SKy |
Shaed | High Dive |
The Academic | Kids (Don’t End Up Like Me) |
Bobby Gillespie and Jehnny Beth | Chase it Down |
Chemical Brothers | The Darkness That You Fear |
Dreamers | Palm Reader |
Japanese Breakfast | Be Sweet |
Willow | Transparentsoul |
Sam Evian | Easy to Love |
Area 21 | La La La |
The Maine | Sticky |
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What started as a way for a Chicago man to relieve stress during the lockdown — ended with the “Great Lake Jumper” taking his 365th consecutive dive into Lake Michigan in front of a crowd of supporters on Saturday.
As more and more people began to notice his daily ritual, he used to opportunity to ask for funds to be donated to CIVL — the organization dedicated to preserving Chicago’s many independent music venues.
“I just wanted to celebrate just that drive to dive for 365,” O’Conor said, performing one last jump in the lake. Check out the recap below from WGN-TV.
Its been a long 4 years, but Lorde is finally back with new music just in time for summer. Unlike her usual dark somewhat brooding tunes, “Solar Power” sounds like a feel good breezy summer tune. But as the homie Lavar Burton used to say on Reading Rainbow (I just dated myself so hard) “don’t take my word for it.” Take a listen below and let us know what you think!
For the first time since the dreary days of March 2020, the state of Illinois is back open, fully. We’ve all gone through a remarkable journey and we need to celebrate the light at the end of the tunnel. The Cubs are hosting Opening Day 2.0, business will no longer be required to have COVID capacity restrictions, and concerts and festivals can return.
Masks will still be required on public transit, congregate facilities, health care settings, and in other situations where a federal mandate is still in place.
How are you going to celebrate the reopening of the state? Let us know on Facebook!
Seriously, did you not learn anything from Oasis? A recent study showed that only 33% of Americans would for sure take an immortality pill with 42% saying no and 25% remaining unsure. The group of young adults that were asked responded with 34% yes, 40% no, and 26% unsure. In the younger seniors groups, 32% said yes, 43% said no, and 25% were unsure. The group of older seniors responded with 24% yes, 59% no, and 17% unsure.
Would you take an immortality pill? The conversation continues on Facebook!
A woman on TikTok walked us through how she was successfully asked out in a park in a few days ago. She explained how he kept his distance, commented on her energy instead of something physical, and waited until her friend arrived to ask for her number.
@internetyentaShout out to a lovely Canadian man named Martin who put himself out there today 🙃
Fellas, it is Hot Girl Summer. Scribble these notes down and use them to your advantage.
Just after turning 18, one woman in Virginia and her mother received an unfortunate birthday present. While in the middle of an online class, the 18-year-old noticed someone pulling up to their yard. That person began dumping loads and loads of pennies onto their front yard. When the wreckage was complete, the man revealed himself to be the girl’s father. He yelled, “It’s your final child support payment!” before speeding off, 80,000 pennies lighter.
The mother and daughter, both of whom are surely on their way to sainthood, picked up the pennies and after converting them to a less annoying form of currency, donated the money to Safe Harbor, a domestic abuse shelter.
A woman laid out very specific details for what is expected of her bridesmaids, from price to time commitment. On one hand, it’s very kind to give someone a head’s up of what they’re getting into. On the other, this seems, well, Extra.
@lisalovesrandom##stitch with @stephanieberman7 I was scared to have a ##transparency letter in the ##bridesmaidproposalbox but it WORKED OUT. ##wedding ##weddingtiktok
Is this acceptable behavior? Tell us why or why not over on our Facebook!
In celebration of Illinois hitting Phase 5, the Shedd Aquarium and museums will stay open later on Friday, June 11. The Field Museum, DuSable Museum, Museum of Science & Industry, and the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture will all be open with extended hours today.
The Field Museum and the Shedd will be open until 9:00pm while the DuSable, Museum of Science & Industry, and Puerto Rican Arts Museums will be open until 10.
Start making your plans for 7/29-8/1 in Grant Park! Upon first glance (and my biggest concern) Foo Fighters and Modest Mouse are NOT playing at the same time!!! Do you see any conflicts, two bands you want to see playing at the same time at opposite ends of the park? I need another one of me.
Schedule HERE.
What are your top 10 2021 Lolla bands? Tweet me: <3 Lauren
Sure, the West Coast has beaches and sunshine, and the East Coast has…..The Statue of Liberty I guess? But the Midwest has something that can never ever be topped, butter burgers. Thats right, you can say whatever you want about our area being flyover territory but there is absolutely no denying how good our fast food chains are. From Culver’s to Portillo’s, the Midwest is home to some of the best quick and delicious food on the planet. Seriously, I lived on the west coast for almost 20 years and I can’t even name how many times I made friends over discussions on Culver’s, Harold’s, and Portillo’s….its a small miracle im not 700 lbs. THRILLIST posted their list of Midwest fast food chains that everyone needs to try, check it out and make sure to let us know what fast food chain you rank as #1..unless you think Skyline Chili is the best, because GROSS.
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The Culvers deluxe with cheese curds is the best fast food meal you can get in the Midwest fight me on this https://t.co/3mnwtZtnVz
— Midwest vs. Everybody (@midwestern_ope) September 23, 2020
One of our listeners is back on the prowl. He shared a story with us and he now needs our advice. Here’s what he has going on.
Let us know what he should do! The conversation lives on Facebook!
A video of West Town residents desperately trying to stop a carjacking has finally been made available to the public. The video was shared in a private Facebook group shortly after the incident happened in May, but Block Club Chicago has released the footage for everyone to see.
The woman noted that despite the suspect getting away, that “everyone on this block looks out for each other.” Chicago, as we head into the summer, let’s have each other’s backs and ditch the carjackings.