U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley discusses the latest in Washington D.C.

State Climatologist Justin Glisan discusses what’s to come this summer across the region.

State Climatologist Justin Glisan discusses one of the wettest springs in recent memory, and the severe weather that came with it.

Marion County Conservation Naturalist Marla Mertz discusses her June Nature Notes and National Pollinator Week coming up June 17th-23rd.

Webb Shadle Public Library Director Jo Ellen Glick discusses the library’s summer reading program.

Habitat for Humanity of Marion County Executive Director Amy Meyer discusses Habitat’s recent home dedications in Knoxville, Pleasantville, and Bussey.

U.S Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Tracy Spry discusses the release of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Summer Fun Guide.

Jerry Van Wyk and Mike Lubberden with 100+ Men Red Rock and Natalie Pendroy and Linda Roorda with The Gathering Place in Monroe discuss 100+ Men Red Rock’s $10,000 check donation to The Gathering Place on Friday.

Current Chair of the Board of Supervisors Mark Raymie discusses why he is running for re-election in the June 4th primary. Jim Mueller and Steve McCombs were featured earlier this week.

Early in-person voting at the Marion County Courthouse continues during regular hours and weekdays through Monday, June 3rd. Find more details about the 2024 primary election here.

This week on In Touch we are highlighting the three candidates for the Marion County Board of Supervisors Republican Primary happening on Tuesday. Today we visit with Steve McCombs who is seeking his third term on the board. Yesterday we featured Jim Mueller and tomorrow we will feature Mark Raymie.