Bishop talks about the Illinois Legislature returning to Springfield to finish a budget. What are some of the driving costs that could impact taxpayer spending

Bishop shares some of the report Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul released Tuesday highlighting a 5-year report that spanned 7 decades, included nearly 2,000 victims and more than 400 clergy. The Springfield Catholic Diocese responds.

Bishop discusses the latest in the ATF's pistol brace rule that was blocked by an injunction pending appeal. Who's impacted by this? What's the status of Illinois' gun ban challenges?

Bishop shares some of the debate from the Illinois Statehouse over a bill to allow for gender neutral multi-occupancy restrooms and takes a ton of calls on the issue from both sides of the debate.

Bishop shares a conversation with Brett Dallmeyer, a licensed fingerprint vendor, who shares concerns about Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act.

Bishop talks with Springfield Alderman Shawn Gregory about city politics, the future of the Wyndham City Centre and more.

Bishop takes calls about a measure advancing at the Illinois Statehouse that would limit where a legal challenge can be filed against state laws to only Sangamon and Cook counties, instead of any of the other 100 county courts.

Bishop reviews the debate on the Illinois Senate floor over a bill that would limit residents who sue the state to filing their actions in only Sangamon or Cook counties, rather than any of the 100 other counties across the state.

Bishop gets reaction from U.S. LawShield's Kirk Evans about House Bill 676 that if passed and enacted would, among other things, set up a taskforce to evaluate requiring firearms owners to have insurance.

Bishop talks with John Boch from Guns Save Life about his effort to have people file complaints against two Illinois Supreme Court justices that as candidates took campaign cash from the governor and others who ended up being defendants in a challenge against Illinois gun and magazine ban.