State Week in Review
HD 1: Sat @ 6:30AM-7AM | Sun 6:30AM-7AM
A look at the past week in Illinois state politics and government. It is the longest running public affairs program on NPR Illinois and was patterned after the popular PBS show Washington Week in Review.
HD 1: Sat @ 6:30AM-7AM | Sun 6:30AM-7AM
HD 2: Sat @ 5PM-5:30PM
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The longtime U.S. Senator from Illinois has announced he won't seek another term.
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From funding freezes to visa terminations, higher education is a focus of the Trump Administration.
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The governor signed a trade memorandum with the U.K. this week, which follows on the heels of a visit to Mexico that also included an agreement.
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President Trump announced his long-awaited plan for foreign tariffs. The decision has been criticized by Democrats, businesses and economists. It comes on the heels of an election this week that raised concerns for Republicans.
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Durbin, 80, was already facing calls to step aside when his term ends. Now many progressives are turning up the heat. As for his plans, Durbin has only said he will make a decision "soon."
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Education at all levels is facing more scrutiny from the Trump Administration. We discuss what it could mean.
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The threat of tariffs and federal spending cuts is shaking governments, businesses and the economy.
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It's difficult to budget for another year when there is little clarity on what the Trump Administration will do.
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The Governor's budget plan would raise spending amid concerns over the future of federal funds.