Bishop On Air

Bishop gives the latest status of some high-profile lawsuits against Illinois gun laws and reviews a story out of Israel about the growing numbers wanting to keep and bear arms.

Bishop takes calls about the city of Chicago gearing up to get rid of the tipped wage for restaurant staff.

Bishop talks with William Kelly, a reporter out of Chicago, about the continued violent crime and migrant crisis in the Windy City.

Bishop reviews some of the latest back and forth over the continued migrant crisis impacting Chicago and whether Illinois taxpayers will be further on the hook for the costs.

Bishop shares some of the concerns recently raised around the state's gun and ammo registration as we await Illinois State Police to release the first week's worth of data

Bishop talks with Matthew Podgorski of M3 Strategies with a new poll showing most people don't believe Chicago could remain a sanctuary city. Callers react.

Bishop reviews the latest out of Chicago and the suburbs dealing with the growing number of migrants arriving.

Bishop delves into the direct contradiction between President Joe Biden, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and even Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on border wall policies.

Bishop reviews the trajectory of the Langley case challenging Illinois' gun and magazine ban on vagueness grounds, among other issues, set for a hearing in the Southern District of Illinois federal court Wednesday.

Bishop airs some of the back and forth between nurses and hospital administrators about the idea of staffing ratios for nurses and patients. Callers and emailers react.

Bishop talks with Andy Ross, a country rocker, former TV host and found and CEO of American Rebel, a manufacturer of gun saves and concealed carry apparel, about cases across the country impacting the Second Amendment.

Bishop shares the moment from Wednesday evening where Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker gets an award from the Chicagoland Sports Hall of Fame.

Bishop reviews the shakeup within the Pritzker administration, starting with Marc Smith, the director of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services set to resign at the end of the year.

Bishop reviews the conflict between Joliet city officials and the city's township government over the $8.6 million in Illinois taxpayer funds granted by Gov. J.B. Pritzker to take care of some of the continued influx of migrants.

Bishop reviews the various cases from around the country that Illinois plaintiffs challenging the state's gun and magazine ban are asking the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to consider in their deliberations.

Bishop talks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal, about happenings in and around the Springfield business community.

Bishop talks with Springfield YMCA's Lou Bart about an array of events coming up this month.

Bishop delivers the Springfield City Council Roundup with action on the NAPA contract and more.

Bishop talks with  @freedomssteel3746  's Todd Vandermyde about a ruling out of Texas against the ATF's pistol brace rule and how that could impact the challenge of Illinois' gun and magazine ban pending in the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals.

Bishop airs moments from Tuesday where Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker took questions about the migrant crisis accelerating in Chicago and a conversation with state Rep. Mike Coffey about his recent trip to the southern U.S. border.

Bishop talks with Jim Kroll from S&K Buick GMC in Springfield about a new incentive for their customers, but also about the recent story he shared with the Springfield City Council about a crime one of his employees was victim to.

Bishop shares one of the findings from an audit of the Illinois Department of Corrections around notification of sex offenders being released where the department was found to not be notifying local law enforcement in such cases.

Bishop reviews some of Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's letter to President Joe Biden about the continued flow of migrants over the southern U.S. border making their way to cities like Chicago.

Bishop airs some of the concerns the Illinois Freedom Caucus raised about the state's plan to grant Gotion, a Chinese electric vehicle battery manufacturer, more than half a billion in state tax credits.

Bishop reviews the latest status of challenges against Illinois' gun and magazine ban as several state legislators look for legislative relief if the law is upheld or found unconstitutional.