Join us as we delve into the vibrant and historic Bud Billiken Parade in Chicago, a beloved tradition that unites people from all walks of life in anticipation of the new school year.

Tune in to hear about heartwarming adoption stories, shocking poll results on failing schools, summer safety tips, remarkable rescues, centennial celebrations, emergency declarations, and highway chaos in the latest podcast episode.

The Clinton Masonic Lodge in Clinton, Missouri is bringing back its Fire and Smoke BBQ Fundraiser, and Mike Taylor shares why the event means so much to the lodge and the community. Mike talks about his role as the fundraiser chairman, his passion for cooking, and how the project connects his love of barbecue with a chance to serve others. The fundraiser takes place on Saturday, August 22nd from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 1109 East Ohio Street. Guests can choose between a St. Louis-style rib dinner with

This week, we review the substantial decline in Alaska’s federal workforce and the planned increase in the U.S. icebreaker fleet. We also play “Who Said It?” and discuss President Washington’s advice on constitutional prudence.

Stay informed with our daily podcast bringing you the latest news stories from around the world in a concise and engaging format. Today's headlines include a Vancouver Fairmont property renovation, bestselling books of the week, a new seahorse species named after a UBC professor, standout B.C. vintages at Wine Align awards, challenges faced by David Eby, a tugboat break-in suspect pleading guilty, and an RV explosion in Abbotsford due to rodents.

A Senate bill to prevent a shutdown before the midterm elections, a federal court blocking Trump administration rules on homelessness funding, the heartwarming story of the smallest surviving baby born at a Walnut Creek hospital going home, a narcotics operation leading to 87 arrests in San Francisco, increased demand at Bay Area food banks, a successful airlift rescuing 60 at-risk dogs and cats, and the FBI seeking new leads in a decade-old case of a man killed while playing Pokémon Go in SF.

Stay updated on the latest news from Chicago with a variety of stories, including events, investigations, and public alerts.

Stay informed with the latest headlines from severe storms hitting NYC, concerning education statistics, political discussions on birthright citizenship, heartwarming pet adoption stories, sports updates from Giants training camp, food safety tips amid an outbreak, and a miraculous story of lost rings found in NYC garbage.

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The Community Spotlight highlights the Missouri State EMS Funeral Response Team and the important work it performs across the state. Jamie Neill shares how the team honors EMS professionals, including active, volunteer, and retired personnel, when they pass away, and how the group has also extended that honor to dispatchers who serve as first responders behind the scenes. The conversation also centers on a fundraiser scheduled for September 5 at Ravens Peak Motorsports just south of Warsaw,

The Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers RIDES+ initiative is just one of six inspired grassroots, volunteer programs in need your support. So check out our segment with the IVCG's leader and a passionate volunteer who are looking for others willing to share their rides with folks who need transportation to critical medical appointments.Then, we're continuing our monthly series celebrating 2026 - the International Year of the Woman Farmer - bringing back Lori Cochran Dougall of the Westport Farmers

Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Steve Kirsch, with the Alaska Division of Elections. Listen in as they discuss the upcoming election season. The Alaska Division of Elections (DOE) is publishing a Ballot Measure Pamphlet (BMP) for the 2026 Primary Election. This is the first BMP issued by the DOE since 2014. Image and […]

Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guests, Joy Bailey, Library Director, and Seina Bell, Library Services Coordinator, both with the Palmer Public Library, as they give an update on the new Palmer Public Library. Construction continues on the new library Photo Credit: Big Cabbage Radio

Quincy Asian Resources President & CEO Philip Chong, and Operations and Development Manager Rasika Kale provide details about the 39th annual August Moon Festival on August 16th in Quincy Center.

Graduates at the Don Young Alaska Job Corps Center in Palmer will walk across the stage next week. They will wear caps and gowns. Pomp and Circumstance will play. The graduation ceremony is next Friday, August 14, at the Job Corps Center on Lynn Martin Drive in Palmer. Center Director Bobbie Irvin sees graduation as […]

Stephanie Cordner and Karen Brace share a practical conversation about living alongside snakes without living in fear. They explore the difference between venomous and poisonous, explain why snakes play such an important role in a healthy ecosystem, and separate fact from fiction by tackling some of the most common snake myths. awesomepossumz.com

Stay informed with the latest news in Vancouver, including updates on post-FIFA plans, rental prices, policing standards, and international incidents.

The community convenes to address environmental concerns at a local school, vendors advocate for improved support from the city, the groundbreaking of a new recreation center with a resilience hub, the rising popularity of afternoon tea in the East Bay, the cancellation of a concert in San Francisco, a United flight incident at SFO, and California's upcoming vote on a housing bond measure.

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