GM: Ric Federighi
Chief Engineer: Bob Henning
Director of Sales: Mary Gigliotti
PD: Mike Paine
News Director: Paulla Weinberg
Mornings: Ric Federighi (6am - 9am)
Mornings: Dave Kusiak (6am - 9am)
Late Mornings: Mike Paine (9am - 12pm)
Early Afternoons: WIMS Music & Local News (12pm - 3pm)
Afternoons: Paula Griffin (3pm - 6pm)
Early Evenings: Mark Huffman & Crew (6pm - 8pm)
Nights: Brian Brophy (8pm - 9pm)
Nights: Dr. Joy Browne (9pm - 12am)
Overnights: Free Talk Live (12am - 3am)
Overnights: Lou Dobbs (3am - 4am)
Overnights: Wall Street Journal This Morning (4am - 6am)
Weekends: Into the 70's with John Landecker (Saturday 8pm - 12am)
Weekends: When Radio Was (Sunday 3am - 5am)
Weekends: Mike & Sherri Show (Sunday 10am - 12pm)
Weekends: When Radio Was (Sunday 8pm - 4am)
VP/GM: Marty Wielgos
GM: E.R. Herkner
GM: George Stevens
Chief Engineer: R. Schilling
GSM: Cheryl Vargan
SM: Paula Trout
SM/PD: Kraig Hayden
OM: Dave Flood
OM: Chris Locken (Now PD at WRIN)
PD: Todd Ickow
PD: Mike Bonoventura
PD: Roger Poulard (? - May 2000)
PD: Johnny Rush (? - August 2012)
Mornings: Warren Freiberg (Deceased 2 June 2000)
Mornings: Libby Collins Freiberg (January 2002 - ?)
Midmornings: Jay Mariotti (9am - 11am) (November 1999 - ?)
Late Mornings: Dave Innes (9am - 11am)
Late Mornings: Roman Sawczak (9am - 11am)
Middays: Ken and Daria Dolan ("The Dolans") (Noon - 2pm) (November 2001 - ?)
Afternoons: Mike Bonaventura (2pm - 5pm) (November 2001 - February 2004) (Now on 7am - 10am at WCFJ in Chicago Heights, Illinois)
Afternoons: Dave Flood (2pm - 5pm) (November 2001 - February 2004) (Now on 7am - 10am at WCFJ in Chicago Heights, Illinois)
Afternoons: Steve Fowler (3pm - 6pm)
Afternoons: John Landecker (3pm - 6pm) (Now nights at WLS-FM in Chicago, Illinois)
Nights: Lou Dobbs (11pm - 12am)
Kirk, Jim. "Interlude Ends; WFMT Exec to Stay." The Chicago Tribune 30 November 1999. Page 2.
Maddux, Stan. "WIMS-AM moves out of Michigan City." The South Bend Tribune 6 January 2001. Page A8.
Feder, Robert. "Mexican jokes draw WCKG public apology." The Chicago Sun-Times. 16 May 2001. Page 69.
Feder, Robert. "New call letters reflect changes at Channel 60." The Chicago Sun-Times. 13 November 2001. Page 51.
Feder, Robert. "Fran Allison leads list of Silver Circle winners." The Chicago Sun-Times. 16 January 2002. Page 57.
Feder, Robert. "Marin comes to terms with Channel 5 bosses." The Chicago Sun-Times. 6 February 2004. Page 65.
Feder, Robert. "Radio veteran buys station identification." The Chicago Sun-Times, 20 February 2004. Page 69.
Feder, Robert. "Infinity goes inside to fix troubled WCKG." The Chicago Sun-Times. 14 October 2005. Page 75.
Feder, Robert. "Radio veteran trades studio for front office." The Chicago Sun-Times. 28 April 2006. Page 61.
Feder, Robert. "Big reception." The Chicago Sun-Times. 5 March 2008. Page 47.