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State Week
Fridays 12:30, 7:30 PM; Saturdays 6:30 AM
An analysis of the week in Illinois politics and government from the NPR Illinois.
Latest Episodes
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What does the switch to Harris mean for Democrats and Republicans in Illinois?
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The state's GOP is energized with new leadership following the national convention in Milwaukee.
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Illinois' governor said this week he fully expects Joe Biden will be the nominee of the Democratic Party.
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In this special State Week episode, we discuss the problems facing the news industry and what the future may hold.
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This week marked two years since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. In that time, Illinois has become a safe haven for abortions and women's health procedures.
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Party Chair Don Tracy announced he will leave the job he's held for more than three years.
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It's a busy time for the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Northern District.
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Pritzker took action on the $53 billion dollar spending plan.
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Lawmakers wrapped up the spring session this week, sending a new budget to the governor.
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Lawmakers had a tentative deal Friday on a spending plan, paving the way for the spring session to end as early as this weekend.