On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark talks with Janna Groharing about Sterling Main Street’s upcoming events, including Bloom at the Shoppes at Grandon Plaza, the Earth Day Bash at the Twin City Farmers Market, and the annual May car show.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark talks with State’s Attorney Charlie Boonstra about the success of the Lee County Drug Court—an intensive, court-supervised rehab program helping non-violent offenders overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark talks with Jim Grot and Sarah Partington from Sauk Valley Community College about open registration, the growing success of the Impact Program, and what’s ahead with upcoming events.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark chats with Susie Welch about the upcoming events at the Lee County Council On Aging.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark sits down with Mick Welding to discuss the latest construction updates at Morrison Community Hospital, the addition of two new surgeons, and what it all means for local healthcare moving forward.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark chats with Chris Hammitt from the Dixon Municipal Band about the band's 2026 Spring Concert and the Sauk Valley music scene.

On this episode of Talk Line, Brandon Clark talks with Andy Jackson of Sinnissippi Centers about Self-Harm Awareness Month, recognizing the signs of self-harm, and the resources available to support those in need.

On this episode of Talk Line, Brandon Clark talks with Greg Gates and Steve Davis of Reagan Mass Transit District about Whiteside County’s upcoming annexation, the Fare Free Fourth Friday program, and the district’s upcoming June golf outing.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark sits down with Shaw Local News editor Charlene Bielema to discuss the Public Safety Team, the jury selection process, and how it’s shaping a key local court case.

On this episode of Talk Line, host Brandon Clark chats with Sterling Mayor Diana Merdian about the city's 2026 budget, the possibiltiy of using an excess in city funds to build a new evidence storage center for the police department, and updates on the new riverfront park.