Tom Miller speaks with Marion Mayor Bob Butler about the growth of the city and the various businesses that are opening their doors in Marion.
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Tom Miller speaks with Marion Mayor Bob Butler about the growth of the city and the various businesses that are opening their doors in Marion.
Tom Miller discusses worker's compensation with the President and CEO of the IL Manufacturers Association, Greg Baise, who testified in front of a House Committee on Tuesday.
Tom Miller sits down with Carbondale City Manager Kevin Baity to discuss various businesses that are coming to the city, as well as upcoming events, including the swearing-in of Mayor-Elect John "Mike" Henry.
Tom Miller speaks with Josh Sharp of the Illinois Press Association. IPA is in charge of the website Public Notice Illinois. (http://www.publicnoticeillinois.com/) This website is intended to compile all of the public notices which appear in Illinois newspapers, and may serve as a go-to for public notices as more newspapers are discontinued.
Tom Miller speaks with IL State Rep. Brandon Phelps (D-Harrisburg) about a proposal to make burning coal at power plants in Illinois both cheaper, and more environmentally-friendly.
John Markley, CEO of Centerstone Illinois, claims that through their various services, Centerstone actually saves the state money. Tom Miller sits down with Markley to find out how the savings take place, and how many tax dollars are actually saved.
Congressman John Shimkus (R-Collinsville) joins Dave McKenzie for a conversation about several topics including new documents released about the incident in Benghazi, and new developments in the diplomatic relationship between the United States and Cuba.
Michael Roberts speaks with Murphysboro Mayor Will Stephens and discuss a potential sale for a large property in town, as well as the construction of a new mental health facility.
Michael Roberts sits down with David England, a retired Associate Professor of Finance at John A. Logan College to discuss several financial topics including the rise of Bitcoin, and what a person should do if they are given stocks in an inheritance.
Has Illinois already fallen off the fiscal cliff? Tom Miller speaks with IL State Senator Dave Luechtefeld (R-Okawville) to find out.