Riley & Scot

U.S. Senate candidate Doug Truax joined the show this week on the heels of two big endorsements. The first-time candidate was backed by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock in his primary fight with State Senator Jim Oberweis...

Apple products are not immune to security problems. This week is further proof as Apple has suffered from its worst security nightmare.

In thinking about the passing of one of the great modern filmmakers, I have come to this realization: Harold Ramis was my "Star Wars". What do I mean by that? Well, first a confession that should come as no surprise to those who listen to the show: I don't care about "Star Wars"...

Twenty years after the infamous McDonald's "Hot Coffee" lawsuit, a New Jersey woman is claiming Dunkin' Donuts owes her damages after she was burned by a spilled cup of hot cider. Jennifer Fragoso, 24, said she has permanent scarring on her thighs...

If you're a fan of the movie Kingpin, or if you're simply a fan of great amateur athletes, this weekend the Cherry Bowl is the place to be.

An interesting mix of winter weather could lead to flooding in the Stateline on Thursday and Friday.

It's been attempted and implemented in other states and municipalities, and now at least one Democrat State Senator in Illinois is pushing for a tax on soft drinks.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner joined the show this morning as he continues his campaign for the GOP nomination. Riley pointed out that unlike other candidates in the past, Rauner seems like he's having a blast on the campaign trail...

Anyone who listens to the show knows that I am a Kool-Aid aficionado. It's just something I've carried over from my childhood. Plus it tastes great! I don't drink much pop and I don't do energy drinks, but you'll always find a pitcher of Kool-Aid ready for drink at my house...

There was some happy talk from officials after new Obamacare enrollment numbers were released, but a deeper look reveals problems.