Bishop On Air

Bishop reviews the status of three federal cases challenging Illinois' gun ban and shares a conversation with attorney Thomas Maag about the latest order from a federal judge telling the state to produce a list of 'each and every item banned'

Bishop talks with Springfield Alderman Shawn Gregory about various issues from city hall, including fees being waived unilaterally, redlight cameras and more.

Bishop takes your calls about four objects being shot down from over North American skies in the span of eight days.

Bishop reviews some of the 15 bills Gov. J.B. Pritzker approved Friday.

Bishop gets to  the latest update from the IRS about how federal taxes will be impacted by state rebates people in states like Illinois got last year.

Bishop talks with Dean Graven about some of the proposals for updated building codes from city hall and the Illinois state legislature.

Bishop reviews the latest in lawsuits against Illinois' gun ban with a fourth temporary restraining order issued against enforcement against thousands of gun owners and dozens of gun stores.

Bishop reviews the latest from a late Sunday night Pentagon news conference about objects being shot down over the skies of North America. Four objects have been shot down in eight days.

Bishop shares moments from an endorsement event where Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder picked up the endorsement of former Mayor Mike Houston, and takes questions about unilateral debt relief for the Wyndham City Centre.

Bishop reviews some of an Illinois House hearing from Thursday about Illinois' Teachers' Retirement System.

Bishop takes your calls about a proposal at the Illinois statehouse to allow for undocumented residents to cast votes in local school board races.

Bishop reviews the prospect of a fourth temporary restraining order expected in a state-level challenge against Illinois' gun and magazine ban and shares comments from some behind different federal cases

Bishop talks with Taylor Stevens, a local community leader being recognized for volunteer work and more.

Bishop reviews some of the latest in the bevy of lawsuits against Illinois' gun ban and takes a listener's call.

Bishop talks with attorney Jerry Stocks, who argued the case against Illinois' gun and magazine ban in Macon County where he secured at temporary restraining order.

Bishop talks with U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood, R-Peoria, about the president's State of the Union address, oversight of the intelligence community, the Chinese spy balloon, handling of classified documents and more.

Bishop talks with Illinois State Rifle Association's Richard Pearson about the status of the federal lawsuits against Illinois' gun and magazine ban and how taxpayers are paying for the state to defend the law

Bishop reviews the latest court action being a third temporary restraining order out of Macon County in the myriad lawsuits in state and federal court against Illinois' gun ban that was enacted less than a month ago.

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

Bishop takes your calls in reaction to President Joe Biden's State of the Union speech.

Bishop talks with Springfield Area Home Builders Association about their Home Expo coming up next week.

Bishop delivers the Springfield City Council Roundup focused on a closed door meeting about a debt to the utility being waived for the Wyndham City Centre.

With several courts across the country reversing some gun regulation in line with last year's U.S. Supreme Court ruling out of New York, some at the Illinois statehouse see talks about the issue continue as Illinois' gun ban faces a slew of legal challenges.

Bishop reviews some of what President Joe Biden had to say at this year's State of the State speech, including a moment a divided congress heckled the president.

Bishop airs recent statements from Gov. J.B. Pritzker about upcoming school board races and revisits comments from Awake Illinois about why they're getting involved.