Hi Hunter,

The other ones are:

* WBMX, looks like the format has saturated. Or making the station a jukebox with mostly VT has pushed it down too.
* WLEY is up too. Fluko #'s or will this sustain?
* WBBM-AM Streaming is @ a 1.2 up from 0.4, putting them @ a 7.1 share. Nearly 2 shares ahead of WVAZ. - Chicago is jumping on board what is happening in other markets a lot more frequent than here, streaming, especially voice spoken formats.
* WDCB-FM The College station that is not run by any college students. 1.0 for Jazz music. Chicago still has a demand for it and the signal does not reliably cover the whole Chicago ratings market, let alone the city itself.

Overall you are right, the #'s are stations rebounding off of the Xmas WLIT stronghold.

KISS, that is a really good number, but it is still pitiful for a CHR station 6+ and having your rear handed to you by the HotAC masquerading as a CHR.

WLS-FM the addition of 90s helps, but the titles are limited and they repeat often, also I am not a P1 listener of the station and hear repeats.

WLS-AM you will see 100% piped in shows for clearance purposes and more infomercials in the near future. Cumulus does not have full market capacity like Audacity and iHeart. Adding a 107.9 or 106.7 or possibly a few translators to give them a fighting chance against the others in terms of revenue and market strength to share resources.

WLIT, Hunter why reevaluate, what would you do if you were in charge? This is normal every season except the drop was a lot faster this time around. They always drop back around that number. Their November #'s were partly Xmas music. They always tend to shift their music as the market/national tastes change.

Z