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Macomb, IL – The possibility of pesticide-free food is appealing to a growing number of comsumers. WIU Profefssor of Agriculture Jerry Vigue says soybeans…

August 7, 2005 – A review of the news of the previous month from the Tri States Public Radio listening region.

Mt. Sterling, IL – Two federal grants will help Brown County firefighters and ambulance personnel. Fire Chief Brian Gallaher says $114,000 from the…

Keokuk, IA – Several Southeast Iowa school districts are included on a federal academic watch list. The Keokuk, Fort Madison, and Burlington school…

Macomb, IL – This year's liberal arts lecture at Western Illinois University will examine why the humanities matter in a science-dominated world. The…

Quincy, IL – A workforce consultant believes schools must focus on a more general approach to education. Former Congressman Steve Gunderson says future…

Macomb, IL – Western Illinois University is opening its doors to college students who are affected by Hurricane Katrina. Displaced students from storm…

Keokuk, IA – Certain types of storage units may soon be prohibited in parts of Keokuk. The Keokuk City Council has approved the first reading of an…

August 25, 2005 – Western Illinois University President Al Goldfarb joins News Director Rich Egger to discuss what's new at Western as another school year…

September 1, 2005 – Western Illinois University English professor Karen Mann and Philosophy & Religious Studies professor John Simmons join Rich Egger to…