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Sen. Terri Bryant (R-Murphysboro) joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss why drugs are getting into Illinois prisons.
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Chef James Hamilton of Tacology 201 in Springfield joined Springfield's Morning News with tips and ideas to help make your Thanksgiving dinner a success.
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University of Illinois radio voice Brian Barnhart joins Springfield's Morning News to discuss Saturday's miracle win at Rutgers and the state of the Illini basketball program.
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Chicago Tribune reporter Ray Long joined Springfield's Morning News on the Madigan trial and if there will be any move for ethics reform at the Capitol.
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On Springfield's Morning News Monday, Sen. Steve McClure (R-Springfield) explained why nothing got done in the fall veto session and the big challenges facing lawmakers in 2025.
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Tina Prather from the United Way of Central Illinois, WMAY's partner for Giving Tuesday, joined Springfield's Morning News to talk about the work they do in the community.
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National Political Reporter Tom LoBianco of 24sight.news joined Springfield's Morning News to discuss the Gaetz withdrawal for Attorney General and the fight over transgender bathrooms at the Capitol.
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Champaign News-Gazette sports columnist Bob Asmussen joined Springfield's Morning News to preview Illinois football's Saturday game at Rutgers and to walk Patrick off the ledge about Illinois basketball.
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Rep. Mike Coffey (R-Springfield) joined Springfield's Morning News to review the slow veto session and preview what may happen at the Statehouse in 2025.
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Former State Representative Mark Batinick, who now runs a polling firm, discusses President-elect Trump's improved standing in Illinois, and where Republicans can make gains in Illinois.
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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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