In Illinois, Democrats control the General Assembly and have for years. The rest of the country is now following suit, with one party control in all but one legislature. We discuss the "all or none" phenomenon and if it's here to stay. We also recap Gov. J.B. Pritzker's first budget address and an historic discovery that provides a view of St. Louis' baseball past. That and more on this episode of Statewide:

Statewide: One Party Control In Legislatures More Common; A Glimpse At Baseball History

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