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On today's episode, many central Illinois farmers are struggling with spring drought, a coalition in McLean County charges fathers to set the right example to prevent and treat addiction, a technology group hosts a cybersecurity summit for small businesses and non-profits in McLean County, plus a review of how abortion rights have changed in the year since Roe v. Wade ended.
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On today's episode, a sorority returns to ISU after a suspension for hazing and abuse, rape crisis centers prepare for a federal funding cut, plus the Bloomington Normal Water Reclamation District says it will need $300 million for upgrades -- much more than first expected.
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On today's episode, the police chief is Normal discusses a rise in gun incidents and other crime statistics, the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services holds an on-the-spot hiring event in Bloomington, plus hear how the popular Bloomington-Normal Restaurant Scene Facebook page came to be.
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On today's episode, The Immigration Project moves into a larger space as it sees increased demand, Illinois Broadband Lab looks to reduce the digital divide in rural areas, plus tomorrow's Old House Society Tour of Homes features a bonus.
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On today's episode, you'll hear an interview with state Sen. Sally Turner about the end of the spring legislative session. Plus, an interview with Jaimee Harris ahead of her Highway 309 LIVE show on Monday at the Normal Theater.
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On today's episode, Normal's mayor discusses possible cannabis shop regulations, a new report shows how electric vehicles will reduce pollution, plus meet the opening act for WGLT's Highway 309 Live event -- emily the band.
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On today's episode, an examination of why ministers falter in light of the recent misconduct allegations at Eastview Christian Church, plus we mark the anniversary of D-Day with the stories of two women from Normal who experienced World War II firsthand.
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On today's episode, a scathing report details patterns of misconduct at Eastview Christian Church in Normal, gun safety advocates rally in Bloomington, state Sen. Tom Bennett discusses proposed gun relations and Illinois' new budget, plus the next Bloomington Black history essay winner.
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Sound Ideas is WGLT's flagship news program. Every weekday, WGLT reporters go beyond soundbites for deeper conversations with Bloomington-Normal newsmakers, musicians, artists, and anyone with a…

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