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In today's episode, you'll hear about the history of Peoria's abolitionist movement. And learn why officials at Fulton County's Emiquon Nature Preserve are concerned about the impact an upcoming case before the U.S. Supreme Court could have on wetlands. Plus, an interview with Peoria City Council at-large candidate Anu Uddavolu.

On today's episode, you'll hear the first story in our weeklong series about rising mental health problems in Greater Peoria. Plus, a look at the environmental and economic upsides of rebranding the invasive Asian carp. And a new episode of Postmark Peoria looks at a wild, collaborative work of literature made right here in the River City.

In today's episode, you'll hear about the new ownership of the Twin Towers Mall in downtown Peoria. And a Peoria author has recently published a children's book that seeks to help kids better understand and cope with death. Plus, an On-Line Broadcast Museum is taking a look back at central Illinois' radio and TV station history.

In today's episode, you'll hear from several Peoria-area pickleball players about the growing interest in the sport. And WCBU's Collin Schopp speaks with the first Community Relations Crime Prevention Manager with the Peoria Police Department. Plus, the first Director of Tribal Relations with the Illinois State Museum discusses her new role.

On today's episode, you'll hear from Peorian Kendrick Green, who just wrapped up his rookie season in the NFL. Plus, Peoria-based Natural Fiber Welding takes the next step in their innovative business. And a closer look at a recent dispute that spilled into public view at the Peoria Public Schools board meeting.

On today's episode, you'll learn about Veloxity Labs, a new biotech startup founded here in Peoria. Plus, an interview with the head of the state's new Office of Firearm Violence Prevention. And you'll hear an update on plans to convert the former seven-story Methodist College building in downtown Peoria into units for families experiencing homelessness.

On today's episode, you'll hear from Cal Thomas, Springfield Clinic's vice president of business development and marketing, about their business model and why they're expanding in Peoria. Plus, you'll hear an interview with Peoria Mayor Rita Ali and get an update on long-range planning in the City of Washington.

On today's episode, you'll hear from Mary Hosbrough and Jennifer Jacobsen-Wood (aka the Pedestrians in Peoria) about the completion of their ambitious project. Plus, a nationally known transportation consultant weighs in on whether Peoria has what it takes to pivot to a multimodal approach. And an interview with Mayor Rita Ali about Smart Cities and more.

On today's episode, you'll hear about scientists at the Peoria Ag Lab who are developing a jet biofuel from soybean oil. Plus, a look at the remarkable career of Bradley basketball legend Hersey Hawkins as he becomes a Hall of Famer. And an interview with Daniel Ackley, the creator and editor of Peoria's newest art publication, Art Review.

In today’s episode, Joe Deacon recaps an alleged murder-for-hire plot in Mackinaw. Plus, you’ll hear the music of the Peoria band Fantastic Plastics.