The Monmouth-Roseville Titans travel to United Township High School for a non-conference game against the Panthers.

Chief Switzer talks safety out on the roadways ahead of New Year's Eve, shares numbers from the month of November, protecting yourself against thefts, awards presented to department officers for their actions during a service call, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

DeKezel wraps up the year at OSF Holy Family and St. Mary Medical Center in 2023, talks new providers that joined the team, the addition of providing radiation oncology services for patients at St. Mary's, discusses the OSF Cancer Institute in Peoria, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Gilbert previews upcoming shows in the BCA Gallery, thanks their sponsors, businesses, the community, volunteers, and others for supporting the Buchanan Center, talks upcoming events at the BCA for their 35th anniversary celebration in 2024, expansion plans into the second floor, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Jones talks the start of spring classes at Carl Sandburg College, upcoming application deadlines for limited-enrollment programs, FAFSA applications, available scholarships, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

River Valley Cooperative's Cody Forde reviews the 2023 corn and soybean market and shares his hopes for the 2024 market.

Monmouth-Roseville girls basketball coach Scott Weber says his ball club is starting to play more consistent, quality basketball as the Erie-Prophetstown Warkins Classic nears.

Gipe and Waddell preview their 2024 Farm Panel Discussion on Tuesday, January 30th at the St. Pat's Community Center in Raritan, featuring panelists Kevin Semlow with the Illinois Farm Bureau, Joe Youngman with Country Financial, and Alyssa Stewart an Agriculture Attorney.

Beard and Parrish preview the upcoming Christmas dinner at the Roseville American Legion on Christmas Day, plus discuss an eight class Biblical Citizenship in Modern America event that will begin on January 4th at 5 pm at the Roseville American Legion.

The U.S. Department of Treasury recently announced it will allow a modified GREET model which would allocate tax credits for sustainable aviation fuel. Dave Los, Director of Biofuels and Research for Illinois Corn breaks down GREET and talks about the future of biofuels.