Auction Road Trip & The Real Cost of a $50 Gas Can
National Public Health Week in Knox County
Local experts talk public health, Easter holiday food safety, reproductive health and more
Bunker Links Golf Course celebrates 100 years
Bunker Links golf pro Bryan Luedtke talks about the course’s centennial celebration, and everything it has to offer
‘Raise the roof’ fundraiser for VNA Community Services
100% of the proceeds from the chicken and noodle dinner directly benefits the senior community within Knox County
Electric Vehicles and The Exploration of Insanity
Celebrating 100 years of Holy Week in Galesburg
Carrie Carnes, Pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, previews Community Holy Week Services in Galesburg
Gauge Shipp is heading to Hofstra. Here’s why he picked the Pride
The state champion Streaks wrestler talks about the recruiting process with WGIL’s Jay Redfern
How did this Knox College grad become ‘one of the most civilized and authentic Americans in Paris?’
Author Bill Engelbrecht talks about his book “The American Banker in Paris.”
The California Zephyr turns 75, and there’s a celebration in Galesburg
Celebrations of the train’s anniversary will take place Tuesday aboard the westbound train and at Amtrak stations in three Illinois cities, including Galesburg
Judge Joe McGraw: Republican candidate for IL 17th
With the Illinois Primary Tuesday two Republican candidates aim for the opportunity to unseat Democrat Eric Sorensen for the 17th Congressional District.
Scott Crowl and retired circuit court judge Joe McGraw are vying for that seat.
McGraw is a longtime judge, prosecutor, and private attorney and joined Galesburg's Evening News on Monday.
City Council Preview Mar. 18, 2024: Traffic safety study, ride share companies, and downtown demos
Galesburg City Manager Eric Hanson stopped by Galesburg's Morning News on Monday to talk about this evening's Galesburg City Council meeting.
What is the Carbon Footprint of the crops you raise?
David Clague: ‘Once a cop, always a cop’
Former Knox County sheriff discusses a new book in the works about his 50-year career in law enforcement.
Scott Crowl: Republican candidate for Illinois’ 17th Congressional District
He joined Galesburg’s Morning News on Friday to talk about his background and plans if elected.
The Ascent and First Baptist Church leaders talk merger
First Baptist Church has merged with The Ascent, giving the young church a permanent home at 169 S. Cherry St.
Pastor Andrew Wingo with The Ascent and Pastor Dorothy Lam with First Baptist talked with Galesburg's Evening News on Thursday about what went into the decision to merge.
They also talk about their first Sunday as a combined congregation at First Baptist's building on Mar. 17 at 9 and 11 a.m.
Knox County CEO program hosting student business pitch competition
“Shark Tank” like Student Business Pitch competition will be at Galesburg High School
Shamroxville this Saturday: Hear what’s planned for the Knoxville fest
A day of events celebrating St. Patrick's Day is planned for this Saturday in Knoxville with the inaugural Shamroxville.
Organizers Tessa Jones and Morgan Seabloom stopped by Galesburg's Morning News to talk about how this new tradition hopes to build on the Knoxville St. Patrick's Day Parade started by Karen Benjamin.
KCAP and GAVC heads talk about partnership, how it benefits region
As a part of Career Technical Education month Galesburg's Evening News spoke with Knox County Area Partnership for Economic Development President Ken Springer and Director of the Galesburg Area Vocational Center Adam Seaney.
Reducing CO2 Emissions – An Opportunity For Agriculture
Women’s health: Galesburg physician discusses new offerings at OSF HealthCare
Dr. Annavey Conlee with OSF St. Mary Medical Center in Galesburg discusses women’s health