Two more local businesses have been nominated as Everyday Heroes; Creative Kids Daycare has continued to stay open as an emergency daycare provider for those families with parents working on the front line, and the direct support personnel at Macon Resources have had their Community Day Service shut down but now are going to the adults with disabilities in their group homes to engage in activities and daily routines with them.

Handegan Law and First Illinois Title Group are spotlighted and Nancy Handegan talks about how her businesses with offices in Decatur, Sullivan and Shelbyville are continuing to serve their customers and some of the changes this crisis has brought to them.

Mark Denzler talks about some of the amazing entries in the Illinois Manufacturers' Association's 'Makers Madness' where Caterpillar's 797F mining truck was named the "Coolest Thing Made in Illinois".

This Fun From the Couch contains a funny story from Brian about a driving dog, recommendations from Facebook, an NBA2K tournament with Kevin Durant, art as a respite, workout instructions from Thor and more.

Dave Martin, recently retired from Caterpillar, talks about being on the ground floor of building the world's largest mechanical truck having designed its initial electrical systems, and gives some mind-boggling statistics about the vehicle named the 'Coolest Thing Made in Illinois'.

State Representative Dan Caulkins talks about how he is helping his constituents, whether there is room for party politics, the role of the National Guard and his continuation of trying to change policy regarding FOID cards.

Creative Media Services is spotlighted and Carolyn Ridenour talks about their services, how they are set up to work remotely and the effect of the Coronavirus on their business.

Former Mayor Paul Osborne talks about being inspired by some of the stories he is seeing during the crisis, how his business has been impacted, his opinion of the governor, the use of this crisis in politics and the Coronavirus being the biggest deal of his life.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about an honor for Caterpillar, the changes to the bus service operations, the city's level of preparation for the crisis, the local media's role, and the issues of businesses and individuals not following safety guidelines.

Monical's Pizza is spotlighted for being an employer for many years at multiple locations in the area, Bob Griffith talks about ways that they are still able to serve their customers through curbside pickup, delivery and even frozen pizzas.