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In Episode 30 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' longtime crime and courts writer Mary Schenk chats up Amariah Hayes, coordinator of volunteer advocates for the Champaign County Court-Appointed Special Advocates program, about her life experiences and her book,…
In Episode 30 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' longtime crime and courts writer Mary Schenk chats up Amariah Hayes, coordinator of volunteer advocates for the Champaign County Court-Appointed Special Advocates program, about her life experiences and her book,…
In Episode 29 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' longtime crime and courts writer Mary Schenk gets Rev. Willie Comer to open up about using his “spiritual gift” of “outreach and evangelism” to work with teens with challenging home lives…
In Episode 29 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' longtime crime and courts writer Mary Schenk gets Rev. Willie Comer to open up about using his “spiritual gift” of “outreach and evangelism” to work with teens with challenging home lives…
In Episode 25 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' longtime crime and courts writer Mary Schenk huddles with Champaign fire chief Gary Ludwig about his August election as president of the International Association of Fire Chiefs — plus much,…
In Episode 24 of her award-winning podcast 'Legally Speaking,' veteran crime and courts reporter Mary Schenk chats with Robbins about her 23-year career with the UI and the FBI.
In Episode 24, longtime courts and crime reporter Mary Schenk talks with the Champaign County juvenile probation officer who makes sentencing recommendations to judges.
In Episode 23 of her award-winning podcast, 'Legally Speaking,' veteran crime and courts reporter Mary Schenk huddles with Champaign Deputy Police Chief Troy Daniels, who is retiring July 10 after 34 years on the force.
In Episode 22 of her nationally recognized podcast "Legally Speaking," veteran courts and crime reporter Mary Schenk talks shop with Urbana attorney Evan Bruno, who explains why he and his two partners extracted themselves from the Brendt Christensen case almost two years ago
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