election

The arrest of a campaign worker in Illinois before the latest election just adds to the unpopularity of politics in our state.

The days of knowing election results on Election Day itself seem to be a relic of the past, and the current political climate is more charged than ever before. So, where do we go from here?

Are you registered to vote? You can check if you are, and if you're not you can register HERE!  I hope this year has been enough to inspire you to vote, but if it hasn't, I've got a story that will have you triple checking you're registered and ready to vote...

November 3 is slowly but surely approaching. Early voting has begun in Illinois! Have you registered to vote yet? You have until October 18 to register and you can do that HERE. But just because 2020 has felt like there's no rules anymore, doesn't mean the rules of voting have changed...

Each time an election comes along, voters have questions about early voting, voting by mail, polling place locations and more.

Despite the ballot's confusing wording, voters in the Village of Winnebago will have to decide whether establishments should be allowed to sell alcohol across the entire community.

16th Congressional District Representative Adam Kinzinger stopped by the WROK Morning Show on Wednesday morning.

I'm sure the very first question that comes to mind is "Where the h*** is Colp, Illinois?" Good question, but next time, let's watch the language. Colp, Illinois is almost exactly 367.2 miles south of Rockford, or about a 5 hour, 20 minute ride down I-39 to I-57.

I once worked for a local political campaign, and while my candidate didn't win the election, he won my enduring respect for insisting that the campaign staff quickly remove all of his many yard signs from wherever they'd been placed. I can think of many other candidates over the years who didn't make that a priority.

Illinois' 16th District Congressman, Adam Kinzinger, took some time out of a busy morning, at the tail-end of a crazy week in Washington, to give the WROK Morning Show his thoughts on a new administration, and what changes we can expect to see in the near future.