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Brad Palmer
All Things Considered Host, WSIU Radio News ProducerAs a news producer and news anchor on All Things Considered, Brad provides the listeners with a recap of the day's top local and state news as well as breaking news at any given time.
During a day of news gathering, Brad will receive help from other professional staff members as well as a corps of student volunteers and paid staff members. He also assists the student-led sports department with editorial and content support.
Brad has also assisted with pledge support on both WSIU Radio and Television as well as content for WSIU-TV InFocus and play-by-play of SIU Saluki football and women's basketball.
He also produces a popular essay/commentary segment called Reading Baseball with retired Southern Illinois University Carbondale English Professor Richard "Pete" Peterson.
Contact WSIU Radio at 618-453-6101 or email wsiunews@wsiu.org
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City officials say solicitors must apply for and be approved for a permit to solicit in Carbondale.
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The two former Salukis are making their third appearances and the current Saluki is making her first.
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Pete Peterson explains why his most recent trip to Pittsburgh was extra special.
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The juvenile also had an active Jackson County warrant.
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This will also include closing Pharaoh Campground.
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Over-the-year, the unemployment rate increased in all fourteen metropolitan areas.
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It allows the Department of Military Affairs to transfer the property and building known as the Armory Building in West Frankfort to the City once it is vacated.
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39 Illinois counties have now reported positive tests of the virus in humans, birds and mosquitoes.
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Chancellor Austin Lane says the number of students is up 3.4 percent from last year.
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Students will receive EMR/First Responder certification through the Illinois Department of Public Health upon completion.