Podcasts - Capitol City Now

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Springfield Ward 2 alderman Shawn Gregory

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Springfield Ward 2 alderman Shawn Gregory talks with Joey McLaughlin […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Taylor Stevens and Grant Aaberg with Synergy HomeCare

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Joey McLaughlin talks with Grant Aaberg and Taylor Stevens […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

You can ‘Paint the Street’ downtown on Saturday

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Springfield Art Association Executive Director Betsy Dollar and Vice President, […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Memorial Health Vice President-Equity, Diversity & Inclusion on health equity

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) the Vice President-Equity, Diversity & Inclusion at Memorial Health, […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Crime Stoppers ‘Take a Swing Out of Crime’ golf outing is this Friday (6/28/24)

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Officer Chris Jones talks with Joey McLaughlin about the […]

Talking Business Over Coffee

1 year ago

Talking Business Over Coffee – Farrell’s

Focus Podcasts

1 year ago

Focus – 6/9

Show Date: June 9, 2024.

Focus Podcasts

1 year ago

Focus – 6/23

Show Date: June 23, 2024.

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Illinois Times weekend entertainment report

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Joey McLaughlin talks with Michelle Ownbey from the […]

Morning Newswatch Podcasts

1 year ago

Tips on keeping your pets cool in this heat

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Dr. Bret Peterson, the owner and a veterinarian at Laketown […]

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Local

17 hours ago

Public commenters allege unequal punishment

Charlie Kirk critic departs city job while N-word user is suspended.

IL State News

5 hours ago

Trump says Illinois governor and Chicago mayor should be jailed as they oppose Guard deployment

White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson, when asked what crimes the president believed Pritzker and Johnson had committed, failed to identify any, but she said they “have blood on their hands” and pointed to Chicago Police Department reports that at least five people were killed and 25 shot over the weekend.