Archives: Episodes

An annual commemoration of the famous Janesville 99 war heroes will feature a slightly different twist for this year's Memorial Day Celebration. We'll fill you in.

State Representative Deb Kolste (D-District 44) will join Tim to talk about her co-authored bill that would eliminate vaccination waivers based solely on personal beliefs. She'll also discuss more on what's happening in Madison and how that effects the district.

The biggest bike rally and rodeo in the county is coming Saturday, June 1 from 10-12. No one should be without a bike -- and the JPD gives away, literally hundreds. To do so, they need your donations, and we won't be shy about asking during this segment. Please donate if you can.

The biggest bike rally and rodeo in the county is coming Saturday, June 1 from 10-12. No one should be without a bike -- and the JPD gives away, literally hundreds. To do so, they need your donations, and we won't be shy about asking during this segment. Please donate if you can.

The annual "Day of Caring" isn't until September -but the United Way is looking for unmet community needs that volunteers can take care of this fall. We'll discuss the event, details on both volunteers and groups needing service, and why the United Way holds this event each year.

Tina Johnson and Diana Reents talk about the upcoming instrument drive to support the district's music programs and help needy students.

Wade Williams Focuses on the Facts surrounding our nation's Capitol.  Do you know why it's named "Washington D.C."?   Find out.

Janesville City Manager Mark Freitag joins Tim to discuss what's happening in the city.

A look at the progress of the Arise redevelopment process and an invitation for the community to attend an informational and input session on Thursday at 5pm at JPAC.