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Dorothy Hutchinson-Gross a cast member of the Springfield Theatre Center's production of "You Can't Take it With You" joined Springfield's Morning News to preview the show opening Friday at the Hoogland Center.
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Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza joined Springfield's Morning News Thursday to discuss how Democrats should handle a projected $3 billion budget deficit and whether Democrats in charge should consider tax increases.
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The Hill columnist and podcast host Matt Lewis joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the confirmation hearings of Pete Hegseth and Pam Bondi and what to expect from Trump's inauguration.
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Rep. Wayne Rosenthal (R-Morrisonville) joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss Democratic dysfunction at the Statehouse, filling a $3 billion budget gap, and why there is dissension among Republicans.
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Sangamon County Democratic Chairman, Illinois Democratic Central Committee member, and Democratic National Committee member Bill Houlihan discusses expectations for the Trump administration, how Democrats start talking like normal people again, and expectations for 2026.
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Former Illinois Republican Party Chairman Pat Brady joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss Democratic fighting at the statehouse, the Madigan trial, and Republicans taking aim at each other.
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Chicago Tribune political reporter Rick Pearson joined Patrick Pfingsten to talk about his conversation with House Speaker Chris Welch, drama among Democrats at the Statehouse, and the Madigan trial.
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Chicago Tribune reporter Dan Petrella joined Patrick Pfingsten to explain a major fine for a fixture in Illinois' COVID response and the ongoing battle between Governor JB Pritzker, House Speaker Chris Welch, and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.
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POLITICO congressional reporter Mia McCarthy joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss spending plans in the Republican congress and how the Senate will address Trump's cabinet nominees.
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Lee Enterprises political reporter Brenden Moore discusses tensions at the statehouse between Governor Pritzker and other Democratic leaders and how it will impact the spring legislative session.
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PM Springfield with Patrick Pfingsten (formerly known as Springfield's Morning News) dives deep into the stories shaping Springfield and beyond. With sharp analysis, candid commentary, and a steady stream of interviews with lawmakers, insiders, and newsmakers, this show is your essential guide to the political pulse of the Prairie State.
Focus in on the interviews you want to hear with the PM Springfield Interviews podcast.
Patrick Pfingsten talks with Springfield’s key newsmakers weekdays on 97.7 FM and 970 AM WMAY weekdays 3pm - 6pm with a repeat of hour one from 6p - 7pm.
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