
State Week
Every Friday afternoons
An analysis of the week in Illinois politics and government from the NPR Illinois.
Latest Episodes
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From deportation raids to withholding federal funding, many have concerns over what the new administration will mean for the state.
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The Indiana House Speaker has introduced a plan to create a bi-state commission to look at bringing some Illinois counties into his state.
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In a surprise move, the former Illinois House Speaker decided to testify in his own defense in his corruption trial.
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The State Week panel discusses the assault weapons ban challenge, updates the Bears stadium planning, talks state flag designs, and more.
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After weeks of testimony, the prosecution could soon rest in the racketeering and conspiracy case against the former Illinois House Speaker and his close advisor.
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As Illinois nears the halfway point of the fiscal year, there are dark clouds forming in the state's financial picture.
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We discuss some of the legislation that made it through over the two week session and what lies ahead.
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The state's majority party is considering ways to strengthen laws ahead of Trump's potential policy changes.
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Democrats held onto seats in congress and the Illinois General Assembly. But Republicans found reason for hope.
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Along with the race for president, there are many other decisions for voters in the state.