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UIS Athletics

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

7 months ago

UIS Men’s Basketball coach Matt Brock

Coach Matt Brock wants to see you at the Prairie Stars home games!

Giving Tuesday

Memorial Health Podcasts

7 months ago

On Giving Tuesday, give to Springfield Memorial Foundation

Springfield Memorial Foundation helps provide support to patients and staff.

Talking Business Over Coffee with Jason Grischow of Thomas of Petersburg.

Talking Business Over Coffee

7 months ago

Talking Business Over Coffee — Thomas of Petersburg

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Chris Bullock, Capitol Media Group Vice President/General Manager, […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

7 months ago

Thanksgiving in Illinois costs less — really!

Illinois Farm Bureau: Illinois did not have turkey problems that other states did.

Downtown Springfield, Inc.

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

7 months ago

Downtown Springfield, Inc. changes its non-profit status

DSI is moving from one form of non-profit status, to another.

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

8 months ago

Show Date: November 23, 2025

Illinois Secretary of State

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

8 months ago

Illinois Secretary of State hosting Springfield Veterans Day ‘Celebration’

Honoring veterans while making sure they can get the services they need.

Holiday sweets

Memorial Health Podcasts

8 months ago

Memorial Health class teaches you how to change the ingredients in holiday sweets

“Holiday Sweets & Treats” class at Memorial’s Wellness Center December 9.

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

8 months ago

Alderman: Lack of order resulted in City Council confusion over landlord registry referendum vote

Plus, Ald. Shawn Gregory discusses employees who use racist language on the job.

Crowd at concert

8 months ago

Thrive in SPI finds live music!

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Thrive in SPI‘s Divina Sha shows you some […]

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8 hours ago

From Massey Commission to Massey Community Action Network, how community and family want to keep Sonya’s name alive

It’s being described as an extension of the Massey Commission’s work.

5 hours ago

State Police: Man, wanted since late-May for reckless driving, arrested July 4

Officials say thanks in part to public tips, Huddleston was caught Saturday and taken to jail.

5 hours ago

Pritzker signs landmark AI regulation bill that aims to mitigate risks

The law builds on legislation passed in California and New York to create a state-driven national standard.

5 hours ago

Oldfield takes the reins of Lincoln Land Community College

Oldfield started July 1.

1 week ago

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