Category: Morning Newswatch Podcasts

Today begins the first full week on the job for newly elected Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan.

Joey talks with Representative Tim Butler about the budget meeting between the governor and the legislative leaders coming on on the 18th of November.

Joey talks with the Director of the UIS Volunteer & Civic Engagement Center, Mark Dochterman about UIS students Trick-or-Treating for canned goods to benefit the Central Illinois Foodbank. Hy-Vee will match the canned good donations this year.

You can take the kiddies to the Hoogland Center for the Arts this weekend for the “Halloween Family Carnival.” Joey talks with Autumn and Emily with Hoogland Teens about the fun.

There is an issue on the presidential campaign trail that isn’t getting much attention, even though it might be one of the most important issues of a new presidency.

Joey talks with Dr. Kent Redfield from the political science department at the University Of Illinois Springfield about last night’s republican debate.

Joey talks with Lisa Elis and Pat Pat Yeagal from the Illinois Times about the new ‘Bet of’ issues which is out today.

Joey works with stroke nurse navigator at Memorial Medical Center, Kelly Dunkirk about the FAST Test on world Stroke Day.

After what some are calling a successful week for democratic presidential front runner Hillary Clinton, she can expect she can expect more scrutiny and criticism.

Joey talked with Ward 5 Alderman Andrew Proctor about last night’s Springfield City Council meeting.