Week in Review: Will Property Taxes Drop? Will Speaker Madigan Survive?
Illinois' political cycle took no holiday in what is normally a quiet time of the year. But January opened with...
Census Shows Illinois Sets New Record for Number of People Moving...
December 30, 2019 - The US Census Bureau releases its latest data on population trends in the states and it shows Illinois...
Presidential Advisory Steve Moore on the 2020 Economy
December 13, 2019 -- We speak with Steve Moore, Author of "Trumponomics" and an economic advisor to President Trump. Mr...
Mayor Lightfoot: “There’s a New Reality with New Standards”
We review the major stories of the week, with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot announcing she's firing Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson in...
Blagojevich Supporters Hold New Hope for an Early Release
We speak one-on-one with Mark Vargas, a spokesman for the family of former Governor Rod Blagojevich about their efforts to have...
US Rep LaHood: Impeachment Process is a Political Ploy
Springfield, October 8, 2019 -- US Congressman Darin LaHood (R), speaks with reporters about the US House impeachment activities that look to...
Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle on Violence, Race Relations, the Future
Recorded September 16 at the City Club of Chicago, - Cook County Board President addresses a number of the initiative she...
Pentagon Ceremony Remembering the Attacks of 9/11 and the Heroism it...
From the Pentagon in Arlington, VA - President Trump and others speak at the site of Flight 77, hitting the Pentagon, and...
Security Threats to the Nation and Your Personal Information
From Strasbourg, France - We speak with Internationally known security expert, John Bambenek, about the security threats posed by Chinese telecom...
Abortion Backlash: Bishop Paprocki “No Communion for Madigan and Cullerton”
June 7 - Springfield's Catholic Bishop, Thomas Paprocki is banning Speaker Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton from taking communion during mass....
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Historian Mark DePue: Preserving Illinois’ Oral History
From the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library: We talk with historian and fmr military officer, Mark DePue on his work of conducting indepth oral history...