Jim Niedelman is an Evening Anchor at WHBF-TV. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, finance, government, and politics, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and urban development. Jim's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, AOL, Inc., and WHBF-TV.
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Jim Niedelman's coverage predominantly revolves around government and politics, particularly at the local level in the United States. He tends to report on official announcements and legal policy regulations, indicating a preference for factual information over opinion pieces.
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By: Jim Niedelman
One of the United States' strongest allies in the world is falling out of favor with the Democratic party. I'm talking about Israel.
By: Jim Niedelman
For 250 years, the United States has lived up to the poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty that says, in part: Give me your tired, your poor,Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,The wretched...
By: Jim Niedelman
We find ourselves 51 days away from counting the votes in the midterm election. This morning we focus on the Illinois race for governor with Democratic incumbent JB Pritzker seeking a third term with ...
Here’s this week’s update on retail prices for the breakfast staples of bacon, eggs and milk. This is the USDA’s average price for a dozen of large Grade A eggs, a pound of bacon and a gallon of milk on January 20, 2025, compared to where the prices are now. To see the price, click […]
The United States’ relationship with those neighbors in the the Great White North is struggling beyond complaints of ‘get off my lawn.’ Economic tension between the traditional allies doesn’t seem to ...
By: Brian Weckerly, Jim Niedelman
Farmers in Iowa get angry about the rising cost of fertilizer drastically impacting their business. They’re certainly not alone. Radio Iowa reports farmers brought their complaints to U.S. De…
Here’s this week’s update on retail prices for the breakfast staples of bacon, eggs and milk. This is the USDA’s average price for a dozen of large Grade A eggs, a pound of bacon and a gallon of milk on January 20, 2025, compared to where the prices are now. To see the price, click […]
A check of the calendar this morning puts us 44 days away from election day. You can tell by the ads running on television this is a bitter fight to see which party will control congress in the new ye...
By: Jim Niedelman
Thanks for clicking on this web extra. We didn’t have enough time to bring you all of my conversation with Illinois congressman Eric Sorensen on 4 The Record. We pick up the discussion with arguably t...
A couple of moves by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) this week get slammed by environmentalists and deliver wins for power plants known to contribute to pollution. The EPA got rid of ru...
