Living Local Central Illinois

Shaun, Morgan, and Rockie are back at the mic after a two-month COVId-19 hiatus. The topics today include the IHSA moving the boy's basketball tournament to Champaign from Peoria and how crazy the last two months have been.

Rockie Zeigler joins over Zoom to discuss the current state of the financial world and where we go from here.

Shaun, Morgan, and Jaymee talk about the local impact of COVID-19 in Central Illinois.

We take an in-depth look at Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's executive order for Illinois residents to stay at home and shelter in place.

Shaun, Jaymee, Rockie, and Morgan talk about the local impact of the Coronavirus, a story about a 67-year-old getting to vote for the first time, the Bradley Braves going back-to-back and how they lived local this week.

A comprehensive cancer center looks more likely in Peoria after a big approval. OSF Healthcare hopes to raise the money and build the facility within three years. Scams are becoming more elaborate every day. The gang tells you what to watch out for to stay safe.

Big topics this week include the release of Rod Blagojevich, buying or selling Caterpillar stock, and the question posed to Elmwood voters on March 17th.

Discussions today include the continued spread of the Coronavirus, a Facebook rumor about kidnapping and student bussing in Normal.

Long-time Peoria television anchor Garry Moore joins the show to talk about the impact Dr. Romeo B. Garrett had on the Peoria area and his upcoming production of "A Raisin in the Sun" at Peoria Players Theatre. Shaun, Morgan, and Rockie discuss the latest on the Coronavirus and how politics divides us.

Shaun, Morgan, and Rockie talk about the Four Points Hotel in downtown Peoria re-opening after seven years, JUUL e-cigarettes and Peoria Public Schools and an update on FICO scores.