host Cisco Cotto, who was fired. Wolf was let go from WLS in early 2015. Blogging and social media For many months, Wolf was blogging in a now-neglected blog at ChicagoNow.com. and also was a frequent commenter on the Chicago broadcasting-themed Vocalo.org blog written by former Sun-Times columnist Robert Feder. In April 2016, Wolf was criticized for an insensitive comment he posted on Twitter about the death of a Baltimore man who died from injuries suffered while in police custody. On the one-year anniversary of the death of Freddie Gray—which due to safety concerns about riots prompted the Baltimore Orioles to play the Chicago White Sox in an empty stadium in Baltimore on April 29, 2015—Wolf in April 2016 tweeted: "Sox in their Freddie Gray uniforms in Baltimore tonight." After he was criticized on Twitter, Wolf apologized in the Chicago Tribune, saying that he "didn't want to hurt anyone, but I have. My comedy, if that's what you want to call it, is in the Jackie Mason and Don Rickles tradition, though I'm not as good as they are. I'm kind of an equal opportunity offender. I've been doing this for decades and didn't intend for this to be more than what I've always done. But I did hurt people, and so I'm sorry." Personal life Wolf and his wife Caryn have been married since about 1975. They have five children. During the 1990s, Wolf lived in several homes in Riverwoods, Illinois. Wolf moved to Deerfield, Illinois in 2007 and then to his current home on a farm in Old Mill Creek, Illinois in 2010. "I thought I married a North Shore princess, but what I really married was a farm girl," Wolf quipped to the Tribune in June 2010. "I mow the lawn practically every day of the week, because it's like 20 lawns' worth." Wolf also worked full-time as a lawyer for the Chicago law firm Holstein, Mack and Klein from 1982 until 1987. He decided to leave the law in 1987 to focus full-time on broadcasting. "When I was an attorney on the radio, that was crazy," he told the Chicago Tribune in 1991. "Trying to explain to a judge that you need a recess to do a sportscast...the two jobs didn't dovetail at all. It was difficult to do both jobs well. So when the TV opportunity opened up, I just seized it." Currently, in addition