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  • On today's episode, you'll hear about the Central Illinois Living Laboratory concept. Plus, a look at the race for Illinois attorney general. And you'll hear from Dave Chastain about his long career in music.
  • On today's episode, you'll hear from a Bradley University professor about the importance of media literacy. Plus, an interview with native Peorian Melodi Green, who is the city's new chief diversity and inclusion officer. And an Illinois researcher unpacks the significance of the untapped "labor reserve."
  • On today's episode, learn about the fascinating history of the Eureka Pumpkin Festival. Plus, a Morton doctor and Tazewell County Board member plans to run for the Illinois House. And a new episode of Out & About looks to the music of John Williams.
  • Residents eighteen and older can enroll in the Peoria Police Department’s Citizen Police Academy this summer. The academy runs June through July and helps…
  • This week on Peoria's Hidden Treasures, we’re looking at works of art on Water Street in downtown Peoria.On the wall above the Water Street Café is a…
  • Authorities have identified the Peoria woman stabbed to death Tuesday. 29-year-old Markesha T. Jeffries died at OSF Saint Francis Medical Center following…
  • A 17-year-old Peoria teenager faces 28 counts of burglary dating back to January after his latest alleged incident. Peoria Police Lt. Michael Boland said…
  • Peoria Police are asking for help in searching for a Peoria woman who’s been missing since Sunday. The department is looking for Terri Anderson. She may…
  • In conjunction with the Citywide Celebration of Women Artists, Bradley University’s Heuser Gallery is showing paintings by Chicago artist Eleanor Coen.…
  • In today's episode, Democratic congressman Eric Sorensen discusses his policy priorities for the upcoming Farm Bill. And a look into why some indicted lawmakers still claim state retirement benefits. Plus, hear why the new Heart of Illinois Wine Trail could become an agritourism draw for the region.
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