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From politics to pop culture, Paris Schutz and guests bring Chicago's top voices to you.

Hiring expert Thomas Vick of Robert Half Chicago breaks down current compensation trends, sought-after skills, and how AI and workplace flexibility are shaping career decisions.

We?ve all heard people say ?I just need better energy? or ?I?m picking up good vibes? ? but what does that really mean? Today we?re looking at practical, everyday ways to retune your body?s energy field. No lab coat or crystals required.

Actor and author Josh Pais, known for his new book Lose Your Mind: The Path to Creative Invincibility, joins us to share how simple resets can spark innovation, why anxiety can actually fuel creativity, and how embracing all of our emotions ? not just the ?positive? ones ? can transform stress into breakthroughs.

After nine months of holding steady, the Federal Reserve has made a long-awaited rate cut ? Ross Mac joins us to break down what it means for your money, the markets, and what might come next.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review a challenge to President Donald Trump's tariff policy from a Chicago-area toy company.

Rebekah Castor breaks down the disappointing jobs report, political reactions from both sides, and what it could mean for interest rates and the economy.

Finance expert Dan Roccato breaks down ?sneakflation? and shares smart tips to fight back as hidden costs and shrinking products quietly eat into your wallet.

New numbers show inflation rose less than expected, but after President Trump ousted the top statistician, questions swirl over the credibility of the data.

The July jobs report was not the kind of news the Trump administration wanted as it prepares to ramp up its tariff strategy.

Retail sales may be fluctuating, but experts say deal-hungry consumers are keeping the summer economy surprisingly resilient.

Many consumers are already worried about the future of the economy, and the conflict between Iran and Israel is adding fuel to the fire.

Next week, tipped workers in Chicago are getting a pay raise thanks to a controversial new ordinance.

More people, especially millennials and Gen Zers, are pooling their money to buy houses to lower their costs.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs are back on. A federal appeals court just reinstated them.

With heat coming sooner or later, new tariffs will be making repairs to get some relief even more expensive.