Tom Imboden, an Associate Professor of Information Systems and Technologies at Southern Illinois University, stops by The Morning Newswatch to discuss the concept of "Net Neutrality," and what it could mean in the future for internet users.

State Rep. Brandon Phelps (D-Harrisburg) stops by The Morning Newswatch to speak about a variety of topics, including fracking, and activity in the General Assembly, including a conversation with Governor-Elect Bruce Rauner (R-Winnetka)

Debra Hogg, Communications Director for Hospice of Southern Illinois, stops by The Morning Newswatch to talk about some of the common misconceptions relating to hospice care.

David Yepsen, Director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at SIU stops by The Morning Newswatch to talk about the fallout from last week's election results, and how Illinois voters are in opposition to an extension of the temporary tax hike

Williamson County Commissioner Jim Marlo stops by The Morning Newswatch to discuss the dissolution of Whiteash and what it means for other small villages in Southern Illinois

Former Congressman, Gubernatorial Candidate, and SIU President Dr. Glenn Poshard stops by The Morning Newswatch

Ruthie Shelton, author of The Untold Story - Death, Deceit, & Discovery stops by The Morning Newswatch to talk about her new book

Republican U.S. Rep. John Shimkus joins us to discuss the fallout from Tuesday's midterm elections.

AutumnFest coordinator Emily Henson joins us to discuss this weekend's event at John A. Logan College.

Dr. Mike Dreith, the president of John A. Logan College, joins us to discuss what a Bruce Rauner governorship means for the college and education as a whole, as well as this weekend's AutumnFest.