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Bruce Hall, evangelist, joined WXAN to talk about his recent mission trips to Africa and Pakistan. His journey saw many people healed, saved and delivered. Glory to God.

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Bishop Lawrence Nolan joined WXAN to talk about renovations happening at the 16th Street Church in Murphysboro. Home to the "Servants Outreach for Christ" Ministries.

Angela Michael from Small Victories Pregnancy Outreach joined WXAN to discuss an upcoming meeting, Saturday April 27th at 10 am at Christ Community Church in Murphysboro.

Jackson County Illinois States Attorney Joe Cervantez joined WXAN to talk about the increase in felony charges over the last 4 years. the closure of the Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center, Drug Court, and a recent incident where a woman threatened to kill judges at the Jackson County Court House.

Dr. David Pinkerton preaches a message on WXAN Radio from the book of John.

Brian Bretsch from Ameren Illinois joined WXAN to talk about the issue of Mylar Balloons getting loose and causing power outages. The problem is more prevalent around graduation and wedding season.

U.S. Congressman Mike Bost joined WXAN to talk about his recent campaign victory, the war in Ukraine and Israel, his office working to secure grants for communities, and other topics.

Entomologist for the State of Illinois, Chris Dietrich, joined WXAN to talk about the upcoming emergence of 13 and 17 year Cicadas in Illinois. Starting in May these cicadas will emerge. It's been 204 years since they emerged at the same time. He also talks about the Monarch Butterfly and it's decline.

Illinois State Representative Wayne Rosenthal joined WXAN to discuss a bill that is pending in the House of Representatives (HB 4270), would amend the Line of Duty Compensation Act. State Representative Wayne Rosenthal (R-Morrisonville) filed legislation to include emergency medical services personnel.

The Line of Duty Compensation Act offers financial benefits to families of those who lost their lives while serving our nation in the armed forces or serving in a public safety role with a state or local government. Compensation under this act helps families and dependents manage difficult times after a tragic event. HB 4270 would allow families of emergency medical services personnel to file for financial benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act. […]

If HB 4270 becomes law, benefits under the Line of Duty Compensation Act, will be available to families of emergency medical services personnel. Beneficiaries can obtain a claim form from the Attorney General’s Office, the Secretary of State’s website, or the Court of Claims.