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  • In today's episode, you'll hear why one journalist believes objectivity is dead...a stance that got him fired from NPR's Marketplace. And a new mobile gaming is bringing Illinois' wildlife to the palm of your hand. Plus, the Central Illinois Ghostbusters are making their way around the community to raise money for charity all while showing off some cool ghost busting gear.
  • In today's episode, you'll hear about the unique way Central Junior High School in Kewanee is teaching students history. And the inventor of the Hydro Flask provides his advice to the next generation of innovators as Bradley University's Distinguished Entrepreneur of 2022. Plus, an author visiting Bradley University's campus explains how the long political movement to overturn Roe versus Wade succeeded this year.
  • A 22-year old motorcyclist was killed following a two-vehicle crash early Sunday morning in Peoria Heights.
  • On today's episode, the president of Illinois Central College talks about their laser focus on workforce development. You'll also hear from the co-owner of Tanners Orchard in Speer, Ill., about their busy fall agritourism season. Plus, an interview with Community Foundation of Central Illinois (CFCI) President Mark Roberts.
  • The dangerously hot temperatures gripping the Peoria area this week are driving increased need in a Peoria emergency shelter.
  • A teenager is dead after a shooting in Peoria on Monday afternoon.
  • Saturday is the annual Komen Race for the Cure in Peoria. It marks 30 years the event has raised money for research and other ways of support used in the…
  • A Peoria lawyer seeking state approval to grow and sell medical marijuana answered questions at a town hall meeting yesterday. Fadi Rustom is applying for…
  • A newly coordinated effort in Peoria aims to reduce substance abuse in young people. Nearly 150 people attended the first Substance Abuse Prevention…
  • In today's episode, you'll hear from the Illinois Department of Transportation, with an update on the construction work for many of the area's Illinois River bridges this summer. Plus, Daylight Saving Time is on the way to disturb your sleep, hear how the change also impacts those living with dementia and the people who care for them. Finally, the curtain rises on the latest Cornstock Theater production, learn more about their production of She Kills Monsters.
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