Bishop On Air

Bishop On Air on WMAY News takes your calls about how you're preparing for what's forecast to be more than foot of snow over several days?

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks John Milhiser about his bid for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State. Milhiser is the former U.S. Attorney for the Central District of Illinois and the former Sangamon County State's Attorney.

Bishop talks with ISP Lt. Jody Huffman to get updates on the emergency response to the looming winter storm

Bishop On Air talks with the guys from UNCHAiNED about their continued success and how you can help them out this weekend.

Bishop On Air talked with Wirepoints President Ted Dabrowski about some new COVID-19 data.

Neil Young or Joe Rogan? Bishop On Air on WMAY News takes your calls about the spat over the Spotify music and podcasting platform. 

Bishop On Air talked with state Sen. Jason Plummer about the temporary restraining order issued against the Democrats' judicial subcircuits the governor enacted. He shares that conversation with WMAY News.

Bishop On Air talked with State Senator Sue Rezin about oversight of how the Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs are operating. He shares that conversion on WMAY News.

With Part 1 of Season 4 of "Ozark" out and many having binged the latest episodes, Bishop On Air on WMAY News asks which is your favorite despicable fictional characters of all time? Is it the Byrds? Is it Walter White? Is it some other character entirely?

Bishop On Air on WMAY News reviews some of the latest Illinois news on WMAY.

Bishop On Air talked with Truth in Accounting Founder Sheila Weinberg about the group's latest Fiscal State of Cities report.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News takes your calls about the new policy announced by the governor to have COVID-19 leave time count as administrative time rather than sick time, but only for the vaccinated.

Bishop On Air talked with with Wirepoints President Ted Dabrowski about a retired teachers group suing the state over health care costs.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks with Springfield Alderman Chuck Redpath about city business, including the city's budget.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks with Chris Davis, the new director for the NFIB of Illinois.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News takes your calls about what's the right age to leave kids home alone.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks with members of the Illinois Retired Teachers Association about a lawsuit they filed against the state.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News reviews the "Beyond Van Gogh" immersive experience going on through March 30 at the St. Louis Galleria

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks about some of the arguments in the debate of mandating masks in schools as students, parents and teachers await a circuit court ruling.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News reviews the latest in the case where more than 700 parents are suing more than 140 schools over mask and exclusion mandates.

With increased crime rates, Illinois lawmakers differ on how to address the issues. Bishop On Air on WMAY News reviews some of the back and forth. 

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks with Congresswoman Mary Miller about Biden's first year in office and more.

President Joe Biden has been in office for a full year. Bishop On Air on WMAY News takes your calls about how the president is doing.

Bishop On Air on WMAY News talks with attorney Thomas DeVore with an update on the cases where teachers are challenging vaccine mandates and parents are challenging mask mandates.

During the Illinois State Board of Education public comment period Wednesday about vaccine mandates on teachers, supporters and opponents spoke out. Bishop On Air shares some of those comments on WMAY News