Bishop On Air

Bishop reviews the latest phase to kick in for Illinois' gun ban today as the state will be in federal court Wednesday to defend the law against Second Amendment charges.

Bishop airs some of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments following elections in Chicago, Springfield, local school board races and even the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Bishop talks with Josh Witkowski from Illinois Federation for Outdoor Resources about how hunters in Illinois will be impacted by Illinois' gun ban starting Monday.

Bishop reviews moments from an Illinois Senate Appropriations Committee hearing about the unknown costs of ending cash bail if the suspended law is enacted.

Bishop takes two calls on two different issues concerning guns and protests

Bishop reviews what happened in Tennessee yesterday around the debate on gun control and takes calls

Bishop previews some of the major issues concerning Illinois' gun and magazine ban next week starting with Monday the prohibition of having certain guns and magazines in public and the federal court hearing in East St. Louis Wednesday.

Bishop reviews a recently filed lawsuit in Sangamon County Circuit Court where a labor union leader is suing a Democratic political action committee, alleging the committee called the union leader "anti-Black," a "salve master" and more.

Bishop talks with Springfield Mayor-elect Misty Buscher about her plans as she prepares to take the office.

Bishop delivers a special Thursday Council Roundup as Tuesday's meeting was postponed to Wednesday. A major focus was what to do with the Wyndham City City.

Bishop airs Gov. J.B. Pritzker's comments about the state's gun ban being "just the beginning" and his assertion the "Second Amendment has limits" as he is set to defend the law in federal court next week. Callers react.

Bishop reviews some of the next phase of Illinois' gun and magazine ban kicking in April 10 and shares analysis from  @freedomssteel3746  gun rights advocate Todd Vandermyde

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

Bishop opens the phones for reaction to former President Donald Trump arraignment Tuesday.

Bishop airs the latest comments Gov. J.B. Pritzker made about Illinois' reported population decline and takes a few calls.

Republicans called it "shenanigans" when there weren't enough Democrats in the Illinois House chamber to advance legislation. One Democrat responds, saying he was there, but left in the 20 minutes before vote verification was completed.

Bishop reviews the latest back and forth over whether Illinois Supreme Court justices that received large campaign contributions from Gov. J.B. Pritzker should recuse themselves.

Bishop takes a look at some of the election outcomes from Illinois' capitol city Springfield to the Windy City of Chicago. How was voter turnout?

Bishop reviews the back and forth from Tuesday's historic day of former President Donald Trump being arraigned

Bishop takes a slew of calls about protests in Tennessee and elsewhere urging for more gun control

Bishop opens the phones for listeners to sound off on the impending arraignment of former President Donald Trump.

Bishop shares separate conversations with McHenry County State's Attorney Troy Owens and attorney Thomas Maag about the upcoming Southern District of Illinois hearing challenging Illinois' gun ban.

Bishop talks with McHenry County State's Attorney Troy Owens about the latest hearing in that case challenging the state's gun ban in the Norther District of Illinois federal courts.

Bishop talks with Regan Deering, a candidate for the Mt. Zion school board, about the importance of Tuesday's local elections.

Bishop talks with Illinois state Rep. Jed Davis, R-Newark, about the ethics complaint Illinois House Republicans are filing to investigate what Davis called "shenanigans" from two Fridays ago where Democrats not in the chamber were marked as voting for legislation.