Jim Niedelman is a News Anchor at WHBF-TV. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, finance, government and politics, and social issues, with a particular focus on Iowa and Illinois. Jim's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Yahoo News, 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: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
Trump supporters wary of position change from Biden Administration Posted: Updated: We saw a change of tactics being employed in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
By: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
Illinois’ pre-trial release program is being put to the test involving a controversial murder case, and Iowa is suing the Biden administration regarding voter registration information. Host J…
By: Jim Niedelman, Charlie Roiland
Members of Congress are back in Washington DC under pressure to get some big things done during the lame-duck session.
By: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
Political battle lines are being drawn in Washington DC surrounding some of Donald Trump's nominees for his upcoming administration.
By: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
Chicago mayor opposed legislation in Lame Duck session Posted: Updated: Illinois governor JB Pritzker gets dealt a loss by the mayor of Chicago.
By: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
It's about to get very busy in Washington DC, Springfield and Des Moines. Congress and Illinois state lawmakers started their new legislative sessions.
By: Charlie Roiland, Jim Niedelman
Donald Trump will move back into the White House in eight days. The President-elect has been busy during his transition picking who he wants to be in his cabinet and working to unite Republicans behind his agenda.
We’re a little more than 24 hours away from Donald Trump taking the oath of office as the 47th President of the United States. The new congress was sworn in with narrow Republican majorities …
By: Jim Niedelman, Charlie Roiland
Indiana wants a piece of Illinois, and Iowa state lawmakers get some direction from Governor Kim Reynolds.
By: Jim Niedelman, Charlie Roiland
What's old will be new again tomorrow when Donald Trump takes the Presidential Oath of Office. His new beginning marks the end of 82-year-old Joe Biden's term in the White House.
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