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Oct 28, 2026

Patti VasquezHOST
23:56
Something has occurred to me.
Patti VasquezHOST
23:56
You know, I've talked a lot on the show about doing basically adult field trips to Springfield, sort of a civics tourism.
Patti VasquezHOST
24:04
Do you guys, you know, as you know, the Kendall County Dems, do you have the opportunity to go down to Springfield as well? I mean, I think I get like some of the county chairs to get in on this.
Mary Jo WenmouthGUEST
24:15
So so every year in August, there's a county chair's brunch at
Patti VasquezHOST
24:20
the county fair.
Mary Jo WenmouthGUEST
24:52
That's great.
Mary Jo WenmouthGUEST
24:53
So that's that's also very cool.
Mary Jo WenmouthGUEST
24:55
But again, getting back to Springfield, it's on the local level.
AshleyHOST
5:58
He was tall with sandy brown hair and glasses.
AshleyHOST
6:00
He was from Springfield, Illinois.
AshleyHOST
6:01
He was smart, kind, with dry humor that always made me laugh.
AshleyHOST
6:05
I don't remember my parents' names, but my dad was an estate attorney.
Philip TeresiHOST
10:30
An update on one of the morons, absolute just degenerate knuckle-dragging dirtbags, accused of sending letters with a white granular substance to members of Congress.
Philip TeresiHOST
10:45
A criminal complaint unsealed yesterday in federal court in Springfield, Illinois, does reveal to the relief of absolutely everybody that in the case of these four letters and this one man, that unknown granular substance turned out to be table salt.
Philip TeresiHOST
11:05
The accused... says that he heard reports of other letters with suspicious substances being sent to senators and secretaries of state around the country.
Philip TeresiHOST
11:20
And apparently he thought that was pretty funny.
Philip TeresiHOST
34:19
An update on one of the morons, absolute just degenerate knuckle-dragging dirtbags, accused of sending letters with a white granular substance to members of Congress.
Philip TeresiHOST
34:33
A criminal complaint unsealed yesterday in federal court in Springfield, Illinois, does reveal to the relief of absolutely everybody that in the case of these four letters and this one man, that unknown granular substance turned out to be table salt.
Philip TeresiHOST
34:56
The accused says that he heard reports of other letters with suspicious substances being sent to senators and secretaries of state around the country.
Philip TeresiHOST
35:11
And apparently he thought that was pretty funny.
Carl BrownHOST
6:54
today.
Matt SoperHOST
6:57
Let's talk about, where is this here? Oh, Springfield, Illinois.
Carl BrownHOST
7:02
One
Matt SoperHOST
7:02
of the many
Carl BrownHOST
7:03
Springfields.
Matt SoperHOST
7:04
Matthew Unglesby.
Carl BrownHOST
7:06
Great name.
Matt SoperHOST
9:13
wow.
speaker_20ADVERTISER
11:16
All rights reserved.
Sam MadoniaHOST
11:22
We're back for the final hour of AM Springfield on 97.7 and 970 WMAY from title sponsor, Silvaggio Steel.
Sam MadoniaHOST
11:31
Proud to be the backbone of building projects in Springfield and Central Illinois.
Sam MadoniaHOST
11:35
This is AM Springfield with Sam and Greg from title sponsor, Silvaggio Steel on 97.7 and 970 WMAY and the WMAY mobile app.
Sam MadoniaHOST
11:46
WMAY, Springfield's news and talk.
Sam MadoniaHOST
11:51
Do you ever remember dancing to that song?

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Sam MadoniaHOST
31:38
We're on the road at Landmark Ford in studio on Wednesday.
Sam MadoniaHOST
31:41
And Don Tracy is going to stop by and visit with us Thursday at the SHC Raffle.
Wendy BellGUEST
0:41
Yeah.
Wendy BellGUEST
0:42
The Springfield and Sangamon County area, of course, had a wonderful event with the Festival of Trees through Memorial Foundation.
Wendy BellGUEST
0:50
And many people have missed that and talked about that.
Wendy BellGUEST
0:53
And we had the opportunity to kind of visit with them and talk with them all about the possibility of doing something similar there.
Jeff WilliamsHOST
5:51
It was still but just smaller.
Jeff WilliamsHOST
5:53
It was just, you know, compared to the nine foot tree, you know,
Wendy BellGUEST
5:56
and we had, you know, the Springfield Park District was there.
Wendy BellGUEST
5:58
They had a beautiful tree, all natural, Bun Capital.
MaryHOST
31:49
The criminal complaint unsealed Monday claims Matthew Unglesby sent at least four plain white envelopes with a powdery substance, to elected officials in Chicago.
MaryHOST
32:04
They were postmarked in Springfield, Illinois, on October 19, and had Unglesby name handwritten in the return address section.
MaryHOST
32:14
Unglesby, of Quincy in southwestern Illinois, is charged with mailing threatening communications and perpetrating a hoax.
MaryHOST
32:25
He was scheduled to appear in court Monday afternoon.
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Oct 27 · 1 Mention

Benny JohnsonADVERTISER
31:24
A
Mike TrujilloPANELIST
31:24
man was charged with allegedly sending letters with white granular substance, which turned out to be salt, to four members of Congress, according to a criminal complaint unsealed on Monday in federal court in Springfield, Illinois.
Mike TrujilloPANELIST
31:36
He was allegedly heard about...
Mike TrujilloPANELIST
31:38
Reports of other letters with suspicious substances being sent to senators and secretaries of state around the country, the court documents said.
Justice PutnamHOST
42:24
The criminal complaint, unsealed yesterday Monday, claims Matthew Unglesby sent at least four plain white envelopes with a powdery substance to elected officials in Chicago.
Justice PutnamHOST
42:37
They were postmarked in Springfield, Illinois, on October 19th, and Unglesby's name handwritten in the return address section.
Justice PutnamHOST
42:47
Unglesby of Quincy in southwestern Illinois is charged with mailing threatening communications and perpetuating a hoax.
Justice PutnamHOST
42:55
He was scheduled to appear in court Monday afternoon.

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