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The victims of the Highland Park mass shooting range in age from 35 to 88 years old. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Susie An

The latest update out of Highland Park, where a mass shooting Monday has left seven people dead and dozens injured. Host: Melba Lara; Reporter: Patrick Smith

We hear the latest update out of Highland Park, where a mass shooting Monday has left seven people dead and dozens injured. Host: Melba Lara; Reporter: Patrick Smith

Multiple people were killed and many others wounded when a gunman started shooting 10 minutes after the Highland Park Fourth of July parade kicked off Monday morning, authorities said. Host: Lisa Labuz; Reporter: Sarah Karp

Six people are confirmed dead and more than two dozen people have been taken to the hospital with injuries after today’s mass shooting at the 4th of July Parade in Highland Park. Host: Clare Lane; Reporter: Sarah Karp

This week, Illinois Governor J-B Pritzker signed new legislation protecting against hair-based discrimination. Host: Clare Lane; Guest: Senator Mike Simmons

Indiana is in line to impose bans on abortion. Democrats are vastly outnumbered so they are calling on Hoosiers – red or blue – to fight back. Reporter: Michael Puente

A WBEZ investigation finds one of the school district’s most high profile charter schools is in serious financial trouble. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Sarah Karp

Illinois’ Congressional races could take center stage this fall. Chicago Sun-Times Washington bureau Chief Lynn Sweet breaks it down for us. Host: Melba Lara

Darren Bailey wins the Republican nomination for governor, plus results in the race for Secretary of State and Attorney General. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Dave McKinney

Congresswoman Mary Miller handily defeats fellow incumbent Rodney Davis in downstate Illinois’ 15th congressional district. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Alex Degman

The Jackson family dynasty is likely to return to the U-S Congress. The son of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. beat 16 other Democrats. Host: Mary Dixon; Reporter: Mariah Woelfel

Three different mega-donors are spending tens of millions of dollars to try to influence the outcome of the Republican primary for Illinois governor in Tuesday's election. Reporter: Dave McKinney