Radio Monmouth

Chief Switzer talks Fourth of July safety as extra patrols will be out, as well as reminds residents that fireworks are illegal in Illinois, discusses the closing of the railroad crossing on Main Street, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Investigator Kramer discusses artificial intelligence technology, door to door salesmen, online puppy schemes, and ways to prevent yourself or family members from falling victim, plus advises checking your credit cards regularly.

The smoke may have lifted but this may not be the last we are going to see of it. University of Illinois's Angela Green-Miller talks about some of the effects smokey skies from a wildfire can have on livestock.

Shimmin shares a monthly update with the Warren County Housing Authority on the WRAM Morning Show.

Sanberg and Armstrong wrap up recent events with the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau and preview upcoming ones including their annual golf outing on the WRAM Morning Show.

President of the Monmouth Flying Club Trevor Davies and former President and current Club Member Jared Kunkle preview the upcoming Fly-In breakfast at the Monmouth Municipal Airport on Tuesday, July 4th.

American Family Insurance Agent Carol Shaw and member of the American Legion Auxiliary Annette Manthai share the details on the U.S. Flag Giveaway to the first 25 people at American Family Insurance, 702 North Main Street in Monmouth.

Farm Rescue is a nonprofit organization that provides free planting, haying, harvesting, commodity hauling, and livestock feeding assistance to farm families who have experienced a major illness, injury, or natural disaster. Dan Erdman from Farm Rescue talks about the organization's latest expansion into Illinois.

Davis discusses the ongoing t-ball and Big K baseball at the Warren County YMCA, plus also previews fall sports including flag football and soccer on the WRAM Morning Show.

Rob Elliott local farmer with the IL Corn Marketing Board joined the WRAM Morning Show to discuss the USEPA proposed tailpipe rule that would mandate the sale of electric vehicles over the next nine years and how this rule would impact ethanol and farmers.