
Weekly Politics Roundtable—September 15, 2023
The clock is ticking for Congress to avoid a government shutdown. Plus, House Republicans, without bringing a vote, have launched an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
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The clock is ticking for Congress to avoid a government shutdown. Plus, House Republicans, without bringing a vote, have launched an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
Our news roundup included Illinois' pause of healthcare coverage for some immigrants, celebrations of Mexican Independence Day, and the elimination of cash bail starting Monday.
The prices of oil, corn, wheat, or what's known as Commodity futures trading can be overwhelming, but Scott Irwin’s new book explains them.
Peoria made national headlines after a mass shooting last month and communities like Carbondale and Champaign have experienced gun violence in recent years. What can be done?
For the second year in a row, Illinois public radio stations are preparing to air 'Prisoncast.' It allows the incarcerated and their families to connect via music, moments, and information.