Tanya Andricks of Crossing Healthcare talks about being a fan of Dolly Parton, the State of Illinois being on pace to double opioid related deaths from the previous year, how Macon County is equipped to deal with the surge, how Crossing adjusted their admittance procedures as a result of COVID, the safe steps they are taking to open up their addiction treatment meetings, the mental ramifications of the events of this year, and the upcoming food box drive.

Bill Clevenger talks about the activity seen in the Decatur Park District properties as weather has improved, the successful first week of the reopened zoo, how they are being community focused on their reopenings, the use of playgrounds and public restrooms, the addition of outdoor movie nights, and the four new cheetahs at the zoo.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the rising COVID-19 numbers being seen across the nation, updates on encouraging local numbers, and cautions against being complacent.

Kevin Breheny talks about the ESPN documentary about Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire, remembers his experience of being in the stands when the record was broken, and previews Soy City Buzz.

Richie Wolf talks about visiting five areas in the Macon County Conservation District, their series of summer streaming concerts, and canoeing in the area.

St. Teresa's Brandon Barney announces a $500 winner sponsored by Beck Tech in advance of the St. Teresa Mega Raffle drawing.

Steve Gensler of the Bob Brady Auto Group talks about the return of The Hot 25, the customization available in the popular Jeep Gladiator line, and how personal automobiles have played a major role for individuals while social distancing has been prevalent.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights a home in a quaint and quiet neighborhood, talks about how they are spotlighting their team members, and previews a blog about the vibe in Decatur neighborhoods.

Karla Miller of Hickory Point Banks introduces the Summer of Service that will be showcasing amazing things that the great talent pool of young people in Decatur are doing to help and inspire the community.

Chuck Wexler, Executive Director of the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), talks about the guiding principals for the use of force in law enforcement, essential training, developing a protocol for suicide-by-cop situations, learning from other countries, identifying and removing bad officers, and the ability to make a difference in the profession.