Will Stevenson is a WMBD Radio News Anchor/Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on mental health, real estate development, and cultural issues. Will's work has been featured in outlets such as World in Sport, 1470 WMBD, and the San Mateo Daily Journal.
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Will Stevenson's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly in Peoria, Illinois. His articles cover evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, weather, and sports within the region. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider providing updates or expert commentary on ongoing local crime incidents or significant developments in sports and weather specific to Peoria or Illinois. Offering exclusive insights from sources based in the area might also increase your chances of getting coverage.
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"STOMP uses everything but conventional percussion instruments."
By: Will Stevenson
Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) - The Central Illinois Customer Service Association is hosting an event in October featuring a man who knows a thing or two about great customer service. John McHugh, a vice president with Kwik Trip, will talk "Purpose and Compassion at Work." Michael Thomas, CILSA board president, talks with Will Stevenson
By: Will Stevenson
All you need is a cardboard box...and maybe some duct tape.
The Springfield Mile, a showing of a Route 66 movie, and more!
"We have received information about the possible remains of an individual in a well, in a deserted well," said Crouch.
By: Tj Carson, Will Stevenson
PEORIA, Ill. – A public hearing for the proposed Peoria Tourism Improvement District mostly heard from those that would benefit from it.
By: Will Stevenson
Firefighters get training, while UIS saves on demolition ahead of a new building going up.
By: Will Stevenson
Corbett: Ideas and plans are what I have, not like the other candidates.
By: Will Stevenson
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (CAPITOL CITY NOW) - Sangamon County Sheriff Paula Crouch -- looking for a full term in the job in next month's election -- is questioning her opponent's commitment to law enforcement. That opponent -- retired Illinois State Trooper Marc Bell. "I think we have a job that we have joined up to do,
By: Will Stevenson
Harris: If elected, I'd be committed to the job for the full term.
