Guy Stephens
Guy Stephens is the local host for NPR's All Things Considered on WNIJ. He also produces news stories for the station, and coordinates our online events calendar, PSAs and Arts Calendar announcements. In each of these ways, Guy helps keep our listening community informed about what's going on, whether on a national or local level. Guy's degrees are in music, and he spent a number of years as a classical host on WNIU. In fact, after nearly 20 years with Northern Public Radio, the best description of his job may be "other duties as required."
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As Illinois slowly reopens, live music is also trying to make a comeback -- at least in a few places. With large-scale gatherings still a no-no in... -
Greg Zanis, who became known as “The Cross Man” for his memorials to the victims of mass shootings, died of cancer Monday morning. He was 69. On social... -
People in Aurora paid tribute Friday to a native son whose life is slipping away . For more than two decades Greg Zanis built crosses to commemorate the...
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The second season of legal hemp growing is coming in Illinois. State experts are sharing what they know — and don’t — as more people express interest in… -
Members from the Illinois renewable energy industry touted its economic impact as they unveiled an interactive map of solar projects across the state .... -
"Black Hawk" gazes over the Rock River from high atop a bluff in Lowden State Park once more. Restoration on the Lorado Taft statue (which he called ...
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Restoration of a monumental Illinois statue is scheduled to finish by year’s end. Lorado Taft called his statue in Lowden State Park overlooking the... -
Work is finally set to begin on the restoration of an iconic Illinois statue.Scaffolding has been erected around Lorado Taft’s statue. Known to many as… -
Companies that had community solar projects picked in last month’s lottery by the Illinois Power Agency say their projects are just the tip of the... -
The Northern Illinois University Board of Trustees approved on Thursday a $600,000 settlement reached last month with the school's former comptroller....
