Bishop On Air

Bishop reviews some of what's on a new website from the U.S. Military at www. AARO.mil where official, unclassified UAP videos and evidence is presented.

Bishop airs Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments about whether the state will appeal a preliminary injunction against the state's law allowing deceptive practice allegations against pregnancy crisis centers that may not offer abortion.

Bishop reviews the latest about the mystery of where a shot injuring two people at a White Sox game in Chicago came from.

Bishop continues to track the latest in cases challenging Illinois' gun laws.

Bishop talks with Collin Corbett from Cor Strategies about their latest presidential poll.

Bishop talks with Wirepoints founder Mark Glennon about the threats he says some Illinois laws pose to the First Amendment right of free speech.

Bishop talks with Taryn Grant, executive director of the Springfield Youth Performance Group, about Rock the Conservative coming up Sept. 8th and 9th.

Bishop talks with Kayla Graven of Downtown Springfield Inc. about all the events coming up in the weeks ahead.

Bishop shares some of the conversation he had with U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood, R-Peoria, about a variety of issues.

Bishop shares comments from leading Illinois Democrats pushing for work visas for recently arrived migrants seeking asylum waiting on hearings. Republican U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood said first to be addressed is to close the border. Callers react.

Bishop provides more updates on several cases in federal court challenging Illinois gun laws.

Bishop shares a few more comments from attorney Thomas Maag about his challenges of Illinois' FOID card and venue limit law with Illinois State Police seeking another extension in responding to the case.

Bishop shares comments from Gov. J.B. Pritzker seeking work permits for recently arrived migrants

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

Bishop reviews a dive into Illinois' electric vehicle rebate program and takes comments from state Sen. Andrew Chesney who wants the program scrapped.

Bishop delivers the Springfield City Council Roundup covering a settlement, nearly $3 million in grants to combat homelessness and the latest on the Legacy Point sports complex.

Bishop shares some of the conversation he had with attorney Thomas Maag about the status of his challenge against Illinois' gun and magazine ban in the appeals court and in the Southern District of Illinois federal court.

Bishop shares some of the videos Chicago Police union President John Catanzara shared online showing recent migrants and their belongings filling police station lobbies and sidewalks. Gov. J.B. Pritzker is pushing for the migrants to be granted a special work permit to get jobs in agriculture and elsewhere.

Bishop talks with Illinois Times reporter Scott Reeder about his story concerning the custody dispute of a purebred dog.

Bishop shares Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments after last week's guilty verdict against former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's chief of staff and House Clerk Tim Mapes.

With a new COVID-19 variant and a new vaccine expected in the weeks ahead, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker comments on the prospect of more COVID mandates.

Bishop reviews some of the latest twist and turn in the cases against former President Donald Trump and the continued questions about the lack of attention of the "Biden family brand."

Bishop reviews recent comments about proposed CO2 pipelines and the expectation of energy policy dominating fall veto session of the Illinois Legislature.

Bishop reviews the latest status of legal challenges to Illinois gun laws. There's no update on the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals case on Illinois' gun and magazine ban. In the case challenging the state's law allowing lawsuits against the firearms industry, the judge assignments are going back and forth. With the case challenging the FOID card and lawsuit venue laws, the state...

Bishop reviews some of the headlines out of Chicago where armed robberies event struck a news crew reporting on such incidents. Plus, there are continued headlines of fatal shootings out of the Windy City.