Bishop On Air

From Friday's show:

More fallout around Biden's performance as Pritzker doubles down support;

The Center Square's headlines from the past week;

A brief history of Bishop On Air

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From Thursday's show:

Pritzker continues support for Biden amid hot mic moment;

Pritzker signs 'Healthcare Protection Act" that'll increase taxpayer costs;

Democrats blaming Republicans for Chicago violence are 'insane,' legislator says;

Cabello wants to be interim leader of Illinois GOP

From Wednesday's show:

Pritzker stands by Biden as other Democrats remain unsure;

Chicago requests more federal support to respond to mass shootings;

From Tuesday's show:

Biden delegate says president is failing to unify Democrats;

Chicago mayor points fingers at Nixon, Republicans after violent weekend;

Chicago reporter gets back credentials, reacts to headlines

From Monday's show:

Illinois congressman says Biden should 'step down;'

Illinois ballot could include election security, property tax and IVF questions;

NASCAR weekend marred by 19 shooting deaths in Chicago

From Friday's show:

Concern about Biden’s White House bid grows as Pritzker long denies bid for Oval Office

From Wednesday's show:

Illinois’ gun ban remains in place, but rights advocates say days are numbered;

Pritzker, other Democratic governors meeting with Biden after troubling debate performance;

Pritzker signs medical debt forgiveness bill into law

From Tuesday's show:

Illinois officials react to SCOTUS presidential immunity ruling;

Pritzker signs 49 bills impacting elections, hunting, mobile park residents and more;

SCOTUS denies cert for Illinois' gun ban saying case not ripe yet, blasts appeals court rationale

From Monday's show:

Bishop On Air started 18 years ago;

New Illinois laws and taxes begin July 1;

Pritzker enacts laws allowing gender changes to birth certificates, requiring nonprofit disclosures;

Illinois state Senator urges for policy changes as state continues to lose population, income

From Friday's show:

Illinois officials react to presidential debate;

IRS data shows Illinois losing 87,000 people, around $10 billion in income;

Some question use of Illinois tax dollars for violence intervention, jobs programs