From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

Charlie Patton, who recently retired after 42 years at the Jacksonville Journal and Times-Union, talks with Page One Podcast host Mark Woods about the 50th anniversary of consolidation.

Greg Wilson's defense attorney, James Dowgul, indicates that his client was targeted by law enforcement in a Bay County Jail investigation and argues authorities could not provide evidence of Wilson smuggling contraband despite their efforts.

Prosecutor Jack Campbell's opening statements that former assistant State Attorney Greg Wilson broke the law and knew he was breaking law when he helped two inmates pass "kites," or written notes, at the Bay County Jail.

Broadway veterans and “American Idol” finalists Constantine Maroulis and Diana DeGarmo talk to Matthew Reid about their starring roles in “Jekyll & Hyde” at the North Shore Music Theatre.

Coastal Jazz Association (CJA) Executive Director Paula Fogarty and CJA President and Bendetto Guitars CEO Howard Paul talk with Do Savannah about the Savannah Jazz History Exhibit and Hall of Fame Exhibit, a new initiative from the CJA.

Dead fish are not an attractive look, so someone has to clean them up.

Andy Gitelson, executive direcotr of the Oregon Hellel Foundation, describes how people in the Jewish community at the University of Oregon should react to racial attacks on anyone. [Chelsea Deffenbacher/The Register-Guard]

In response to a call from the Arlington community to preserve two historic buildings in the new high school design, the committee voted unanimously against returning to the design phase of the project.

Bill Lervaag and Tina Johnson of the Heart of Illinois Harvest join the Journal Star's Steve Tarter to chat about the Peoria-area food-rescue program that collects and delivers food to charitable organizations. The program was recently selected as a finalist for a national philanthropy award worth up to $25,000. HOI Harvest is always in need of volunteers and donations and will host a fundraiser on Sept. 26 from 5-8 p.m. at Agatucci's at 2607 N. University Street in Peoria.

Two recent cases have highlighted the disconnect between prosecutors/law enforcement and local judges when it comes to bail. Curt Brown and Brendan Kurie discuss a recent shooting case and an arson case that put the bail debate on center stage.