Category: Morning Newswatch Podcasts

This week on “Business Over Coffee,” Charlie Ferguson talks with Nicolas Paz, the chef and owner of Aztica.

It hasn’t been the job killer that some had predicted.

Joey talks with race car driver Kody Swanson, who is the winner of the last two Bettenhausen 100 USAC Silver Crown races at the Springfield Mile and the current USAC Silver Crown point leader with three wins on the season, about the races this weekend at the Illinois State Fair.

Joey talks with registered nurse and the community cancer education coordinator with Memorial’s Regional Cancer Center, Celeste Wiley about a free gynecologic cancer seminar.

There are more shocking numbers from the flooding in southern Louisiana.

Joey talks with Springfield Ward 10 Alderman Ralph Hanauer about last nights city council meeting, the annexation of property into the city, and the torrential rains the city saw last weekend.

Joey talks with the President and CEO of the Illinois Road and Transportation Builders Association, Mike Sturino about a new coalition that is pushing for the Safe Roads Amendment.

There is a conflict in the approaches being taken in the Black Lives Matter movements.

Joey talks about the Springfield School District 186 budget with Superintendent Jennifer Gill

Now through the end of November, the America’s Farmers Grow Communities program is taking applications form farmers in Illinois, giving them the opportunity to enroll for a chance to win a $2,500 donation to direct to their favorite local eligible nonprofit organization. Joey talks with America’s Farmers Community Outreach Manager, Angela Allen about the program.