- Galesburg's Morning News ·
Reflections and Future Goals: Peter Schwartzman excited for second term as Galesburg mayor
Just hours after victory, Galesburg Mayor Peter Schwartzman focuses on reconciliation and building a more unified Galesburg
- Galesburg's Morning News ·
From trees to fish to wells: What’s new at Knox County Soil and Water Conservation District
Resource conservationist discusses spring tree sale, fish sale for pond stocking and a free farm-to-table dinner
- Galesburg In Focus ·
One Stop Health: The Knox Community Health Center
Health Center is expanding services and offering much-needed mental health support and affordable care to the Galesburg community
- Obituaries ·
Earp, Robert L.
Robert L. “Bob” Earp, 98, of Galesburg, Illinois, died at…
- Obituaries ·
Scott, James
James Stanley Scott, 89, Knoxville, died Monday, March 31 peacefully…
- Obituaries ·
Byerly, Mark S.
Mark S. Byerly, age 78, of Galesburg, Illinois, died at…
- Obituaries ·
Morgan, Virgil ‘Scotty’
Virgil Scott “Scotty” Morgan, 51, of Galesburg, died at 11:59…
- Obituaries ·
Boyd, Lisa
Lisa K. Boyd, 68, of Galesburg, Illinois, died at 8:59…
Schwartzman wins re-election as Galesburg mayor; Council gets 2 new members
Newly-elected city officials will be sworn May 5 at the Galesburg City Council meeting.
Consolidated Election Results, News and Podcasts
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Scherpe, Lyon win D205 re-election bids; Statham, Harter win as challengers
Newly-elected school board members will be seated at the May 12 meeting of the District 205 Board of Education.
Warren County property transfers for March 24-28, 2025. See a list of home and other sales
A list of home and other property sales recorded in Warren County over the past week
Remembering Father Ernie: Reverend Monsignor Ernest E. Pizzamiglio
Reverend Monsignor Ernest E. Pizzamiglio of Galesburg, an ordained Roman Catholic Priest…
Illinois governor moves to slash cover crop funds despite rising demand
Farmers and environmental advocates warn conservation efforts could stall without it.
‘One more hoop to jump through’. Proposed Galesburg solar farm must submit new site plan
The city contends developers failed to show two recorded permanent drainage easements on its original site plan.
Train strikes unoccupied SUV in East Galesburg; driver of vehicle charged with DUI
Crash occurred around 1:15 a.m. Sunday; no injuries reported
High winds cause facade to fall off Downtown Galesburg business; no injuries reported
Southwest winds of 20 to 30 mph, with gusts up to 45 mph can be expected through Friday evening.
PODCASTS
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Reflections and Future Goals: Peter Schwartzman excited for second term as Galesburg mayor
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From trees to fish to wells: What's new at Knox County Soil and Water Conservation District
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The Art of Sound: The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
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What to expect from Graham Health's new ambulatory surgery center in Galesburg
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What you need to know about Abingdon-Avon's proposed 11-cent property tax levy
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Behind the curtain: Two Trains Running stopping at The Orpheum Theatre
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Skills and Tech: Galesburg Public Library more than just books
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America’s Rock Illusionist: Magic Rocks at The Orpheum Theatre
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TRIAD: Improving and securing the lives of Knox County seniors
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Galesburg Reads: April 2025 Community Events
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Play ball! Streaks set to open 2025 baseball season
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City Matters: Public transportation funding, crack sealing and animal control
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Severe weather on tap for tonight: Here's the latest update for West Central Illinois
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Election Essentials: What Knox County voters should know about the April 1 Election
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The GAVC Advantage: Real-world skills for real-world success
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A 4-year applied bachelor's degree at Sandburg College? It could happen
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ROWVA Community Open House: A night of celebration
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Dante & Dory's: More than a traditional pet store
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Catapult Shadow Illusion Dance: From America's Got Talent to Galesburg
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Staying safe in severe weather: Facts, myths and safety measures
Galesburg's Morning News
Tune in to hear Galesburg's Morning News with Tyler Gumm, Cameron Line, and Jay Redfern, weekdays 5 to 9 a.m., on 93.7 FM and 1400 AM WGIL. They will keep you updated on the latest news, events, sports, and weather, as well as feature conversations with news-makers and a wide variety of people involved in our community. Following the show, many of those conversations will then be featured here as podcasts.
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Hear from the Galesburg candidates: District 205 School Board
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Hear from the Galesburg candidates: Mayor, City Council, Township Supervisor
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Keeping it in the family: Meet new Knoxville football coach Marty Turner
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Galesburg Mayor Peter Schwartzman's 2024 State of the City address
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Election 2024: A conversation with Eric Sorensen, 17th Congressional District
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A conversation about hospital no-shows, part 2
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Graham Health System says 'no' to charging no-shows
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Discussion about proclamations and 'Respect Life Month' at Galesburg City Council
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The definitive interview with comedian Bob Zany...BAY-BEE!
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Anatomy of a manufacturing expansion
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Economic developer: Western Smokehouse Partners expansion can't be anything but good for Galesburg
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Hear from the candidates: Knox County Board, Coroner, State's Attorney
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Another hurricane for a former Galesburg resident
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Developing a film series for The Orpheum Theatre
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What is 'Beyond the Call of Duty,' the organization that brought a police memorial to Galesburg?
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Deadline to register for Knox County Soil and Water Conservation District Meeting is coming
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Galesburg Great Balloon Race takes off Friday
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Update on power restoration following Monday's storms from Ameren Illinois
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'A Silver Streak at my core.' Meet new Galesburg football coach Shawn Hickey
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A conversation with State Sen. Mike Halpin
Galesburg's Evening News
Conversations with members of our community involved in news, events, happenings, and issues. Originally airs just after the 5:00pm newscast weeknights on WGIL.
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One Stop Health: The Knox Community Health Center
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Colorectal Cancer Awareness: Prevention and screening at Graham Medical Group
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Dave Hasley: 49 years of officiating Illinois basketball
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Jon Sibley III: Galesburg native primed to 'make an impact' on society
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At a Crossroads? Enhance your understanding of love and partnership
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Heart Health: It's never too late to start
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Galesburg dietitian: Some 'healthy' foods may not be so healthy
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Taylor Thiel on family, fame and the 1998 Silver Streaks.
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Winter Wellness: Keeping seniors safe at Seminary Village
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Holiday stress? Here are some coping tips from OSF HealthCare
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Graham Medical: Enhancing outpatient care in Galesburg
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Galesburg Athletic Hall of Fame 2024 induction ceremony
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Decorate your December: The 25th Festival of Trees
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Compassionate Care: Hospice and grief support services from OSF
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Inside Jupiter: Experience the future of manufacturing right here in Galesburg
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Behind the garage door: Motorheads Auto Repair open in Galesburg
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The Hickey Heritage: A generational connection with the Silver Streaks
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Ben Holloway: Rushing into Streaks history
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Graham grows in Galesburg: Here's what is new and coming
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Sean Kane: A Streak for all seasons
Galesburg In Focus
Conversations originally heard during Galesburg In Focus, which airs Saturday mornings 8am - 9am on 93.7 FM and 1400 AM, WGIL. The interview program includes guests who talk about local topics like sports, not-for profit groups and organizations, businesses, local history, community events and more. It's an audio snapshot of our community.
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Spring Planting Underway & America's Done Buying Lunch For The World
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Digging A Hole: Solar Farms, Subsidies and Government Spending
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Profit Forecast 2025 & A Boy and His Dog
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Aphids & The Deer-Slayer
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Virtual Ag Tech & "Ask The Agronomist"
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A Look At Historical Weather Data That Impacted Agriculture in Illinois
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The Dreaded "S" Word
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USDA Crop Report Creates Positive Reaction & Diesel + Cold Doesn't Mix Well
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College Football & Delivering January Grain
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Raising Good Kids Is Easier On A Farm
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Getting Ready For Christmas On The Farm
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Don't Cut In Line At The Elevator
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Planning For 2026 Seed
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Thoughts on Thankfulness & Cheap Flat Screen TVs
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Harvest Continues at a Fast Pace & Catching The Northern Lights
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Record Pace For Harvest 2024 and the Challenges That Can Slow You Down
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The good news -- and the bad news -- of the fall harvest
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Crops Progressing Rapidly. Prices Still Priced Below Cost of Production.
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Is The Corn Crop Responsible For The Miserable Humidity?
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Farmers Feeling The Squeeze of High Inputs and Lower Grain Prices
Ag Talk
Lance Tarochione, Technical Agronomist for Dekalb & Asgrow, discusses current topics in local agriculture.
Sports
| DATE | GAME | BROADCAST TIME | |
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| March 31 MONDAY |  | St. LOUIS CARDINALS vs Los Angeles Angels | 5:50pm |
| April 1 TUESDAY | | St. LOUIS CARDINALS vs Los Angeles Angels | 5:50pm |
