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In today's episode, you'll hear about Illinois Central College's cannabis programming. And the Washington Historical Society's Christmas Hour Tour is back, and you'll hear about the history behind the locations. Plus, a conversation with Peoria City Council member Zach Oyler about why he's seeking another term.

In today's episode, you'll hear from a Bradley University graduate who has created a voter information app. And a University of Illinois professor emeritus provides his take on the role of journalism within society...and why it's on the decline. Plus, learn more about a married photographer couple from China who recently moved to Peoria.

On today's episode, a group of Bradley University PR students used their senior capstone project to raise awareness about the dangers of the fast fashion industry. Plus, Lutheran Social Services of Illinois is expanding its therapeutic foster care program to the Peoria area for the first time. And catching up with Canton High School football legend Boomer Grigsby.

In today's episode, you'll hear about developments in autonomous farm technology. And a not-for-profit is using funds from the Edwards coal plant settlement to make energy efficient upgrades to Peoria and Pekin area homes. Plus, a conversation with the U.S attorney for central Illinois about a new environmental enforcement initiative.

In today's episode, you'll hear about what challenges and opportunities lie ahead in the trucking industry. And the Peoria-based rock band Grey Governors stops in to talk more about how they created their unique sound. Plus on this week's episode of Out and About, Angela Weck and Elena Gabor talk about Central Illinois’ first GlobalFest.

In today's episode, you'll hear conversations with both candidates running to represent the new 46th district state senate seat. Peoria Democrat Dave Koehler has represented the 46th district in the Illinois state senate since 2006. He faces a challenge from his Republican opponent Desi Anderson.

In today's episode, you'll hear why Illinois' 91st House District race is so competitive and costly this election season. And a twin referenda is on the November ballot for Germantown Hills voters. Hear what questions those voters will be asked, plus an update on the search for a site for a solar farm coming to Peoria County.

In today's conclusion of the WCBU mental health series on All Things Peoria, you'll hear how suicide can impact loved ones. Plus, we'll take a look at the mental health disparities within the LGBTQ community, and one woman's journey navigating her own mental health throughout the past couple of years.

In today's episode, this weekend is the last of a state tax holiday to help families buy school supplies. You'll hear what resources are available. And a Peoria native is returning home to the River City to direct a play near and dear to his heart. Plus, this week's episode of Out and About highlights the Penguin Players upcoming production of 'Back to the 80's'.

On today’s episode, you’ll hear from the founder of an organization called Founding Females that aims to assist women in their business ventures. Plus, an interview with a Bradley University professor who wrote a children’s book about masks during COVID. And a new episode of WCBU’s history series Postmark Peoria.