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IL's Gov. is out of COVID isolation...Nancy Renkes returns to the food bank as CEO...Davenport aldermen consider a new two-way street proposal...IL pot revenues are up...We might see some rain tonight...first, some sun and 80 today :)

Don Wooten and Rebecca Wee are joined this week by artist and bookmaker Bill Hannan.

Shia Kapos, author of the Illinois Politico daily newsletter, reviews the Illinois primary results, looks ahead to the fall general election, and assesses the impact of recent Supreme Court rulings and the Highland Park tragedy on Illinois politics.

Don Wooten and Rebecca Wee speak with Paul Herrera, author of the biogrophy: Rich Man, Poor Man, Priest, The Life and Times of Reverend Edward Michael Catich.

- road work closes part of River Drive in Moline,- Governor Reynolds celebrates the Dobbs decision,- and the final funeral for victims of the Highland Park shooting.

Johnson officially wins the IL 72 primary...COVID is up by 30% in IA...IL colleges no longer require VAXES..."Forever Chemicals" in military site groundwater...Chances of rain will be with us through the weekend...

-Illinois wants more discretion in issuing FOID cards,- the First Day Fund is accepting donations,- and a new leader for the Army Sustainment Command.

Legendary Democratic consultant James Carville provides his colorful thoughts on the political landscape, midterm elections, the Democrats male voter problem, and some very strong opinions on the far left of the Democratic Party.