Category Archives: Decatur Radio

State Senator Chapin Rose hosts a State Budget Town Hall meeting at Fletcher Park in Mt. Zion next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. He'll explain how the state spends taxpayer money and what the stopgap budget me...

SPRINGFIELD - Governor Bruce Rauner today announced the state has reached a conclusion in the IDOT patronage hiring scandal that began under previous administrations. IDOT gave the remaining staff ass...

A judge is refusing to toss out evidence in a case of a Springfield couple charged with having sex in front of their kids. Judge William Hadley ruled yesterday that Springfield police were justified i...

The Mt. Zion volleyball team is off to a nice start for the 2016 season as they picked up their second straight win on Thursday night at St. Teresa in straight sets 25-21 and 25-18. The Braves took ad...

Pana Police have arrested two people who stole from the Pana Walmart on Monday and would like to say thanks to the public for tips to help them make the arrests. Officers from the Taylorville Police D...

This year, the Decatur Park District's free Punt, Pass & Kick camp for boys and girls ages 8 to 15, will be held September 10 at Fairview Park. Registration will go from 8:30-9:00 a.m. with compet...

Illinois' prison population is down almost ten percent over the past two years. New numbers show the state still has more than 44-thousand people behind bars. But that's down from almost 49-thousand i...

We're in full motion around the Central Illinois area and the state with fall sports and this week on the podcast we caught up with Patrick Etherton the head football coach at Mt. Zion and talked abou...

It's been a busy start to the 2016 season for the Eisenhower Panthers volleyball team as they have opened the season with five games in a week. The latest game coming Tuesday night as they fell in a t...

After going 30-8 a season ago the Maroa-Forsyth volleyball team battled tough in their non-conference home opener on Tuesday night but fell in straight sets to Heyworth, 25-17 and 25-23. Despite the l...