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On today's episode, U.S. Rep. Eric Sorensen takes part in a bipartisan trip to the southern border, creative thinkers across the country converge on ISU for ReggieCon, plus the final candidate for Illinois Symphony music director prepares for a season-ending performance.
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On today's episode, you'll hear an interview with Illinois State University President Aondover Tarhule. Plus, how consumer education is still need on electric vehicles, even in Rivian's backyard. Plus, a new episode of Sound Health looks at long COVID.
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On today's episode, Normal's police chief discusses an increase in crime and crashes, ISU marks 50 years for its Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies program, plus how added exposure to gambling has fueled more addiction.
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On today's episode, a Bloomington nonprofit is forced to layoff dozens of employees who staff a suicide and crisis call center, Bloomington's incoming city manager makes the housing crisis one of his early priorities, plus ISU's interim athletics director discusses use of its new indoor practice facility plus new NCAA guidance on Name, Image and Likeness.
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On today's episode, a judge who helped craft new rules for custody appeals explains the changes, the outgoing head of the Bloomington Housing Authority discusses the challenges lowest-income renters face in McLean County, and the McLean County Health Department discusses the recent spike in measles cases statewide.
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On today's all music episode, multi-instrumentalist Josh Henderson performs "One More Night" in Bloomington, Twin Cities band Inktrail releases its first album and southern rockers JJ Grey and Mofro come to Bloomington after their first album release in a decade.
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