Ryan Denham
Content DirectorContact Ryan at rmdenha@ilstu.edu or (309) 438-5426.
Ryan started his career as a copy editor and later business and city government reporter at The Pantagraph in 2006. He later worked for WJBC radio in Bloomington.
Ryan joined WGLT full-time in 2017 as Digital Content Director. He became Content Director of both WGLT and WCBU in 2020.
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A pedestrian has died from his injuries after being struck by a vehicle Friday night in Peoria. -
The Caterpillar facility in Mapleton where an employee fell to his death Thursday has faced numerous OSHA violations related to unsafe working conditions – and was the site of a second fatal fall less than six months ago.
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The company that plans to convert the E.D. Edwards coal plant in Bartonville into a battery-storage facility will receive over $40 million in state grants as an incentive to do so.
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A 22-year-old from East Peoria has died from his injuries sustained in a motorcycle crash on Memorial Day.
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We're proud to announce the recipient of the inaugural WCBU Scholarship: Olivia Streeter.
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On today’s episode, you’ll hear about the tenuous future of the Peoria Rivermen at the Civic Center. Plus, a book explores Wyatt Earp’s troublemaking past in Peoria. And a new episode of Out & About previews an upcoming Peoria Symphony Orchestra show.
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A deal has apparently been struck that could put someone else in charge of Reditus Labs as embattled CEO Aaron Rossi faces lawsuits and criminal charges – although the details of the change remain hidden from public view.
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On today's episode, you'll hear from author and journalist Wil Haygood, who is coming to the Peoria Public Library's Lincoln Branch this Sunday to discuss his latest book about Black cinema. Plus, a new episode of our history series Postmark Peoria, about Bradley University's first president. And a new installment of Out & About, featuring the Peoria Art Guild.
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The Illinois Department of Public Health said Wednesday it will not renew its lucrative COVID testing contract with Reditus Labs.
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The owner of a lab that made hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money for running COVID-19 tests has amassed a fleet of luxury cars and at least two private planes, WGLT has learned.
