Dave "DJ" Janssen visited with WJBC's Marc Strauss about the hazards and highlights of being a TV news photographer.

Former Major League catcher Matt Treanor and Dr. Amyas Kibir discuss concussions and post-concussion syndrome in athletes. The two men spoke to WJBC's Marc Strauss ahead of an appearance in which they addressed a group of local athletic directors on the topic.

Illinois Lt. Gov. Eleven Sanguinetti discusses Gov. Rauner's budget address.

Bloomington mayor Tari Renner recaps Monday's city council meeting, including the fallout from a proposed welcoming city ordinance and the city rejecting funding for improvements at a busy intersection.

U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis discusses President Trump's proposed $1.5 trillion infrastructure proposal.

Bloomington interim city manager Steve Rasmussen recaps Monday's city council meeting.

Illinois State University's campus newspaper The Vidette is 130 years old. Editor in Chief Ema Sasic and Sports Editor Mike Marra joined WJBC's Marc Strauss to talk about the history of the paper and what ISU is doing to preserve it.

Colleen O'Connor from Project Oz discusses a movie called "Suicide: The Ripple Effect". It was produced by Kevin Hines, who tried to take his own life as a teenager by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.

Former Illinois Republican Party chairman Pat Brady discusses the governor's upcoming budget address, the recent federal budget agreement and recent Jeannie Ives' campaign ad that has caused a stir.

This week's Off the Cuff History, Host Sean Copeland talks to Dr. Brian Cannon about the Mormon settlement of Nauvoo, it's history and how many of the cultural basis for Mormonism was established prior to the Latter Day Saints' final settlement in Utah.