WCBU Reports

In today's episode, you'll get a breakdown of the new National Climate Assessment and what it means for the Midwest. And on Postmark Peoria, Goodwill of Central Illinois CEO Don Johnson gives a deeper look into the nonprofit's apparel business. Plus, former Congressman Adam Kinzinger weighs in on the Republican party's sharp rightward shift, and why he broke away when it came time to vote on President Trump's impeachment.

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In today's episode, WCBU's Joe Deacon and Collin Schopp debrief today's faculty walkout and protest against the proposed academic cuts at Bradley University. And learn why Bradley University president Stephen Standifird says he's still standing by his recommendations. Plus, learn about plans spearheaded by Dream Center Peoria to open a home for teen mothers in Tazewell County.

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In today's episode, Tim Franklin of the Local News Initiative chats about why more papers are moving away from carriers for deliveries and how the newspaper in general continues to evolve in the 21st century. And you'll get a look at the legacy of the U.S. free trade agreement with South Korea. Plus, learn how parent liaisons at Pekin District 108 are helping families with everything from school supplies to Uber rides.

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More and more newspapers across the country are turning to postal delivery of their print editions to cut down on distribution costs. But how might this switch change the news content, and how will subscribers adjust to getting their papers later?

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In today's episode, Peoria Police Chief Eric Echevarria chats about department initiatives to fight auto crimes and other updates. And Monty Python comedic legend John Cleese discusses touring in his 80s ahead of his stop at the Peoria Civic Center this Sunday. Plus, on Out and About, Dr. Mae Gilliland Wright of ArtsPartners of Central Illinois chats about My Writing Shed with co-founders Jennifer Flaig and Cara Dossett for National Novel Writing Month.

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