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Ten years after an EF-4 tornado left a 46 mile long path of destruction through Tazewell and Woodford counties, former state climatologist Jim Angel says changing weather patterns could mean more winter tornadoes in Illinois.

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Washington Mayor Gary Manier was at church the day an EF4 tornado touched down in Central Illinois. By the time the tornado left the area, it would destroy hundreds of homes, injure hundreds, result in three deaths and cause almost a billion dollars in damages.

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Nov. 17, 2013. An EF4 tornado devastates the city of Washington, destroying or damaging more than 1,200 homes and many businesses. Washington football coach Darrell Crouch couldn't believe what he saw, or didn't see, in those areas.

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In today's best of episode, WCBU correspondent Tim Alexander interviews Feeding Illinois' executive director. And, WCBU's Joe Deacon interviews the Peoria Punishers. The semi-pro 8-man football team is enjoying a winning streak. Plus, hear why historian Mark Walczynski says it's time to take another look at Marquette and Jolliet's 16-73 expedition.

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In today's encore edition of ATP, you'll hear from Big Picture Peoria co-founder Doug Leunig about the mental health message behind the "Abraham Blue" mural. And learn a little more about those robots you may have seen puttering around Bradley University and Campustown. Plus, a conversation about the challenges and rewards of starting up a woman-owned small business with Peoria-area entrepreneurs.

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On today's special episode of All Things Peoria, WCBU takes a look back at the tornadic storms that scarred Washington, East Peoria, and Pekin ten years ago today. You'll hear first-hand accounts, as well as perspective from the Washington Historical Society, and a meteorological look at changing weather patterns.

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In today's episode, WCBU correspondent Tim Alexander interviews Bhavin Patel, managing partner of the investment firm that now owns two Peoria hotels. And, Peoria city manager Patrick Urich talks about some of the highlights of the city's new 324 million dollar spending plan. Plus, a Beatles cover band pays tribute to the seminal Rubber Soul album at the Peoria Civic Center tomorrow. And learn more about the Fine Arts Society of Peoria.

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In his latest monthly interview with WCBU, Peoria city manager Patrick Urich discusses additions to the newly approved $324 million budget, and new ownership’s plans for the Pere Marquette and Courtyard by Marriott hotels.

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