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  • In today's episode, you'll hear what to expect from OSF's new Breakthrough Treatment Center. And, you'll hear how a Morton park has been become a major destination for disc golfers. Plus, Steve Tarter takes a look back at the earliest days of television with local author Alan Morton.
  • On today's episode, the Peoria-based Center for Youth and Family Solutions looks to build an army of volunteers to help during COVID-19. Plus, hear from the authors of a new book about implicit bias in education. And you'll meet Josh Osborn, the Navy veteran turned ecologist who leads the waterfowl aerial inventories from the Forbes Biological Station in Havana.
  • Peoria is once again an All-America City thanks to a local group. The Peoria Chamber’s Young Professionals Organization of Greater Peoria made the…
  • In today's episode, you'll hear a conversation with ESPN journalist Lauren Sisler on how she made a name for herself in a male-dominated field. And a high school history class looks at the legacy of Forgottonia...and its future. Plus, find out why the legal problems of former Reditus Labs CEO Aaron Rossi are calling the funding of Illinois State University's new athletics center into question.
  • At Monday night’s Board of Education meeting, Dr. Derrick Booth, the outgoing Director of Social/Emotional Learning and the Wraparound Center, led a presentation from community partners who offer services from the Wraparound Center, including OSF HealthCare and FamilyCore.
  • A portion of the Peoria County Juvenile Detention Center's land is being returned to its native prairie state.
  • April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and the Crittenton Centers in Peoria are planting pinwheels to raise awareness.
  • Buddy Guy kicked off his Damn Right Farewell tour this week with shows in Minneapolis and Iowa City. The 86-year old blues legend stops in Peoria to play the Civic Center Theater Saturday night.
  • In today's episode, you'll hear from the Illinois Humanities executive director Gabrielle Lyon about the insights the COVID-19 pandemic offered for the humanities. And OSF HealthCare's Dr. John Vozenilek explains how the pandemic forced the Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center to quickly adapt to respond with new innovations. Plus, Bradley University athletics director Chris Reynolds provides an update on the state of the university's sports programs.
  • Residents at the downtown Peoria Glen Oak Towers high-rise were evacuated this morning as a fire broke out on the fourth floor.
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