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Scott Stuntz
Morning Edition Host/ReporterScott Stuntz is a former reporter at Tri States Public Radio.
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After months of debate a draft paint rebate program will be unveiled in Galesburg tomorrow.As part of the city’s beatification project on East Main…
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When he was in an undergraduate biology major at the University of Iowa , Shawn Meagher, saw a flier for a parasitology course and had an immediate…
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A judge is set to rule soon on whether the Illinois DNR made the right call in renewing a permit for proposed coal mine near Canton Lake in Fulton…
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A couple more pollutants have been found in a lake in Northeast Missouri that was already on the state’s list of impaired waters.Fox Valley Lake in Clark…
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A virus that is deadly to deer is being seen in Illinois and Iowa for the second year in a row.Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease, EHD, is caused by a virus…
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Macomb’s Go West Transit System says it has now carried its 20 millionth rider since the service started in 1999.Director Jude Kiah says there has been a…
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The US House passed legislation Friday that would allow Americans to keep their health insurance plans, even if they don’t meet the guidelines set by the…
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The Galesburg Election Board has filed a petition to have Knox County Treasurer Robin Davis held in civil contempt for not paying wage increases the panel…
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Whitenose syndrome has devastated bat populations across the country. Now a researcher is hoping to answer some lingering questions about the disease by…
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This is the time of year that many farmers apply nitrogen fertilizer to get ready for next year’s crop, now University of Illinois Extension is promoting…