Category: Morning Newswatch Podcasts

Joey talks with Ward 3 Alderman Doris Turner about her ‘no’ vote on an ordinance banning residents on the lake from leasing/renting their homes for less than six months without approval from the mayor, the CWLP rate restructuring plan, and Hunter Lake.

Joey talks with Jason Swan of Southern Illinois who ran about 168 miles from an autism clinic at SIU to The Autism Program (TAP) in Springfield to raise awareness about autism and the importance of funding TAP, especially in light of the state’s budget stalemate.

The first drug designed to treat a woman’s low sex drive has received approval from the government.

Joey talks with University of Illinois Springfield Political Science Professor Dr. Kent Redfield about how long the state can go on without a budget, and if there is hope that some movement can be made soon.

Joey talks with Springfield District 186 School Board President about the meeting last night, career and technical education and the AVID program.

For the second time in recent weeks, oil prices have matched low prices of 6 years ago. Will that trend continue?

Joey checks in with State Senator Darin Lahood on his run for the seat vacated by Aaron Schock in the 18th Congressional District.

Joey talks with the President and CEO of the Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce about the business climate, and the upcoming “Meet the Entrepreneurs” event.

Every candidate has an Achilles heel, but is’s not always one that gets a lot of attention.

Joey talks with the Executive Director of Downtown Springfield Inc.(DSI), Victoria Ringer, about a new plan DSI has to help curb panhandling downtown.