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  • In today's episode, you'll hear about what makes a giant pumpkin...giant. And the state of Illinois is in need for more specialized foster parents. Plus, hear what program will kick off the Peoria Symphony Orchestra's 125th season on this week's episode of Out and About.
  • In today's episode, you'll hear about a local, nationwide long COVID study. And a Peoria County city could determine the outcome of the race for the new 91st state legislative district. Plus, WCBU's mental health series continues with a look into youth mental health challenges within Central Illinois.
  • In today's episode, you'll hear about a boxing program and trainer that's changing the lives of youth in the East Bluff. And a new agency is designing statewide regional and local infrastructure for early childhood education and care. Plus, a conversation surrounding one of Peoria's oldest businesses to operate on Main Street: The Costume Trunk.
  • On today's episode, you'll hear from Bradley University nursing students who've found a creative way to encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations. Plus, a leader from Central Illinois Friends talks about the Legacy Wall (an LGBTQ exhibition) that's now on display in Peoria.
  • On today's episode, you'll hear from the Wisconsin-based developer that's taken ownership of the former Taft Homes. Plus, a conversation with someone on the front lines of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. And learn why Peoria Grown is opening its second Market 309 location on the Bradley University campus.
  • On today's episode, Joe Deacon visits with some Peoria Rivermen as the minor league hockey team returns to the ice. Plus, Bradley University's president has an update on the hiring of a new diversity chief. And Western Illinois University researchers look at the impact of COVID-19 on Midwestern police departments.
  • On today's episode, Tim Shelley talks to the new executive director of the Peoria Bio-Made initiative. Plus, you'll hear about Illinois Central College's effort to reduce farm nutrient runoff into waterways. And Hannah Alani takes a ride in an IDOT snowplow as crews get ready for winter.
  • An attorney for Peoria Heights Mayor Matt Wigginton is calling the action of Peoria Police “deplorable” for arresting him on suspicion of DUI after he was found asleep in his car.
  • Multiple law enforcement agencies are investigating the death of 10-month-old Ayden McKinley. An autopsy indicates McKinley died of blunt force injuries…
  • A Peoria woman died Monday night following an accident on Interstate 74 near Carlock. Family members confirm 72-year-old Marcia Gaffney was killed just…
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