Bishop delivers The Springfield City Council Roundup touching on zoning, energy, trash cans, pensions and more.

Bishop reviews some of the happenings at the Illinois statehouse, including bills that passed the House and debate around proposed bills dealing with prisoner release.

Bishop airs some of the debate from different groups demonstrating in Springfield on the issue of abortion.

Bishop reviews the latest out of the state-level case in Effingham County challenging Illinois gun and magazine ban where a judge denied the state's motion to suspend proceeding pending action on a separate case in front of the Illinois Supreme Court while quashing a subpoena. There's also an update on the case out of McHenry County where the state's attorney there is suing over the gun ban. That case was previously moved from state court to federal court. The judge there told the state to try again in a motion to judge the case on pleadings.

Bishop reflects on three years after Gov. J.B. Pritzker's stay-at-home order with reaction from Pritzker, a state representative and a researcher

Bishop talks with Ret. Air Force Col. Mark Hurley about the growing opposition to Central Bank Digital Currencies and the importance of focusing on the a digital  bill of rights.

Bishop reviews more tapes released by federal prosecutors in the ongoing case against the "ComEd Four."

Bishop talks live with state Rep. LaShawn Ford, D-Chicago, about the status of the state's gun ban and how to stem violence, the ongoing revelations from secret recordings of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan and several bills he's sponsoring at the Illinois statehouse.

Bishop presents the latest back and forth in the litigation against Illinois' gun ban, including reaction from  Todd Vandermyde about Monday's comment from the Illinois Attorney General.

Bishop shares more in the conversation he had about the state's pension system being impacted by the ongoing banking turmoil.