On today's show Bill talked about a shooting in York county that left three police officers dead and two others injured, the bomb squad being called into Turning Point USA's headquarters after a suspicious package was found there, and how Charlie Kirk changed American politics. In the 10 o'clock hour, Bill was joined by Lucine Sihelnik and Katie Johnsen of the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance and discussed their second annual "Go Taste Berks" campaign. 

On today's show, Bill talked about the cost of groceries going up, a Pennsylvania NPR station will be the first in the nation to go dark after cuts to public broadcasting by the federal government, and controversies surrounding moments of silence for Charlie Kirk at sporting events. Plus plenty of phone calls from listeners. 

On today's show Bill talked about several Pennsylvania Lawmakers want to eliminate the property tax, farmers in Pennsylvania are struggling to find workers, and Pennsylvania U.S. Senator John Fetterman says Donald Trump is not an autocrat. Plus, plenty of phone calls from listeners. 

On today's show Bill discussed the following: Charlie Kirk's widow says the movement he built won't die, whether or not Americans have been desensitized to political violence, and Washington has become leaderless on unity according to one columnist. In the 11 o'clock hour Bill was joined in-studio by representatives from the Council on Chemical Abuse and a licensed social worker from Berks Counseling Center to talk about support services for pregnant women. 

On today's show, Bill was joined by Dr. Tim Blessing, a political history professor at Alvernia University. They talked about Charlie Kirk's assassination, long-list of recent acts of political violence, Russian drones flying into Polish airspace, among other topics. 

On today's show Bill talked about Charlie Kirk's assassination, the 24th anniversary of 9/11, claims that Dr. Fauci ordered documents to be destroyed while lying to Congress, and took plenty of phones calls from listeners. 

On today's how Bill discussed the Bureau of Labor Statistics drastically lowering the number of jobs added from early last year to early this year, twelfth-grade math and reading scores hitting new lows in the US, and why was the homeless man who killed a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina previously released by a judge despite his prior arrests and mental health problems. 

On today's show Bill was joined by Reading City Council President Donna Reed. 

On today's show, Bill talked about Reading losing their third Police Chief since Eddie Moran became mayor, many critical local programs are bearing a heavy burden during the State's budget impasse, and is the science of climate changed settled as proponents claim. 

On today's show Bill talked about a Philadelphia judge issuing a ruling on a lawsuit on Septa's service cuts, health insurance may be more costly, and how does the public feel on vaccines.