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On today's episode, Robert Garcia and Daynali Flores of Conexiones Latinas de McLean County help unpack the origins of the Cinco de Mayo holiday and the customs surrounding it. And a new installment of Sound Health introduces you to a Planned Parenthood of Illinois Champion of Care, Carolyn Moon.

On today's episode, you'll hear about a hotly contested GOP primary involving U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, as well as a look at the Republican primary for Illinois attorney general. Jon Norton talks to the Twin City band Great Value Jesus about their new album. And you'll hear a preview of a sound-driven performance Friday night at the McLean County Museum of History.

On today's episode, you'll hear how central Illinois is reacting to the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn Roe v. Wade. That includes an Illinois State University scholar who was studied the courts, plus political leaders from McLean County.

On today's episode, you'll hear about the McLean County Republican Party continuing to promote false claims about election integrity, and how its local candidates are responding. And Sarah Nardi talks to state Sen. Jason Barickman about what he's watching for in the primary election.

WGLT's Eric Stock and Ryan Denham discuss what races the Newsroom is watching on primary election night and how redistricting will impact McLean County voters.

On today’s episode, you’ll hear analysis of the primary election results, including the Eleventh Judicial Circuit race, a marquee Statehouse matchup in Bloomington-Normal, and a congressional race with national implications.

On today's episode, you'll hear about the long and winding road to Unit 5's current financial situation, starting with a history lesson of past referenda in McLean County's largest school district. Then, a look at misperceptions in the community about Unit 5's budget crunch.

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to know for Tuesday, July 5. Should the Town of Normal be divided into districts for better council representation? A petition is asking residents to give voters the final say. Plus, a new exhibition at the McLean County Arts Center looks back on the life and work of a prominent local artist.

Getting more people on farms is no easy feat with conventional agriculture continuing to position less and less farmers on larger swaths of land.

On today's episode, Charlie Schlenker looks at the changing political dynamics on the McLean County Board ahead of the 2022 elections. Also, a new installment of Beyond Sports introduces you to two history-making wrestlers from Bloomington-Normal. And the mayor of Delavan talks about economic revitalization.