On our second artist spotlight of the week, Zacari Moore from Springfield shares a song behind her album, “Do Not Disturb,” and we ask Moore about her musical journey and listen to her poetry.

Today’s reporter’s roundtable covers a range of stories in the Bloomington and Normal area, along with updates to Iowa’s request for help from the federal government and the John Deere Classic tournament.

On our second political roundtable, we hear about Congress’s proposed bills, the Illinois Supreme Court’s recent decisions, and the rise of anti-domestic violence activism as a response to the murder of a Springfield woman, Emma Shaffer.

The authors of ‘Nobody’s Fool,’ explores the human psychology that makes us vulnerable to being tricked into scams, and provide practical tips to help us stay in check to avoid these costly and emotional traps.

Northwestern is not the first school to make the headlines for a hazing scandal, today we look back at the history of hazing among universities.

Illinois became the first state to eliminate cash bail, and politicians across both sides of the aisle fear crime will rise as a result. Today, we ask what it really means to eliminate cash bail in Illinois.

Illinois is set to see classes start at its first folk school this fall at Allerton Park & Retreat Center. We were joined by the center's senior program coordinator to talk about the goals of the school, what programs the school will offer, and more.

Many Americans are drowning in medical debt and Rip Medical Debt is a charity that has erased more than $9.5 billion of medical debt for over 6.5 million families. We talk with the CEO of Rip Medical Debt among other experts to see why debt collection is a prevalent problem in America.

Illinois is the first anti-book ban state and today we ask a panel of guests who will be most affected by this bill, librarians and teachers to see if this newest law will affect their work.

As part of our Friday shows, we'll check in on Illinois Statehouse and the state congressional delegation.