The Ray Stevens Show

Jon Costas, mayor of Valparaiso, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the city's ongoing recovery efforts following recent severe weather. Costas outlines the steps local officials are taking restore services, support affected residents and businesses, and coordinate recovery resources as the community rebuilds.
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John Ullyot, former deputy assistant to President Trump, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the GOP's strategy for the 2026 midterm elections and whether momentum on the political left is beginning to fade. Later, Dr. Colleen Carter, president and CEO of Glenwood Academy, explains how the school is responding to tornado damage and seeks community support for cleanup and recovery efforts.
Jon Costas, mayor of Valparaiso, provides an update on storm recovery initiatives, while Stephen Moore shares his perspective on the economy. The show wraps up with Mayor Brad Stephens, who discusses the opening of the new Rosemont Museum and its role in celebrating the community's history and culture.
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Dr Colleen Carter, president and CEO of Glenwood Academy, joins Ray Stevens to discuss the academy's tornado recovery efforts on campus. She explains the school's immediate needs and how community members can help support cleanup and rebuilding efforts.
Financial donations are currently being accepted at https://www.glenwoodacademy.org/donate.
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Fox News Radio's Eben Brown breaks down the results of the South Carolina, Minnesota and Wisconsin primaries. State Rep. Brandun Schweizer discusses his opponent's response to questions surrounding praise for Aaron Ammons, a Champaign County clerk accused of a kickback scheme. Senior broadcast meteorologist Ray Stagich delivers a quick weather update. OutKick's Dan Zaksheske discusses two former NBA players declaring their eligibility for the WNBA Draft and what it could mean for women's professional basketball.
Key Segments:
Results from major primary elections

Illinois political controversy

Weather update

Former NBA players enter WNBA Draft discussion

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Father Tom Hurley joined the White Sox' celebration of Pope Leo XIV at Rate Field Tuesday night, helping lead nearly 41,000 fans in the Sign of Peace during the fifth inning.
It was a powerful moment that brought together faith, baseball and the Chicago community — with Sox fans across the ballpark sharing a simple message of peace.
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