WCSJ-FM (Morris, IL)

WCSJ-FM is a radio station situated in Morris, Illinois. Since 2010, it has been owned and managed by Nelson Multimedia Inc. The station's studios can be found on Washington Street in the heart of downtown Morris, while its FM transmitter is positioned between Morris and Coal City. WCSJ's sister station is WJDK-FM, broadcasting at 95.7, which shares the same studio location and has its transmitter placed between Kinsman and Seneca, Illinois.

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Charge Into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

The theme for Fire Prevention Week 2025, observed Oct. 5–11, is “Charge Into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” The campaign highlights the safe use of lithium-ion batteries, commonly found in everyday items like phones, laptops, tools, and toys. The Illinois State Fire Marshal’s Office urges residents to follow safety steps: buy certified batteries, stop charging when full, use the correct charger, discontinue use if a battery shows damage, and seek professional repairs.
Local Easter Seals Community Support

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

United Way’s Karen Nall and Beatrice Ruiz with Joliet Easter Seals joined as recent in-studio guests to share the latest non-profit news and updates of local interest. Nall talked about their updated logo and how rebranding will improve their scope for future community support ways and means. "Currently we're in a rebranding phase. All that really means is that we're getting a new logo.
New Restaurant Could Be Coming To Channahon

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

A new restaurant could be coming to the Village of Channahon. Channahon Mayor Missey Moorman Schumacher said Trustees approved an item on the agenda at their meeting last night. Your browser does not support the audio element. "Pretty excited actually. Great American Bagel is coming to Channahon and last night we approved a special use permit for a drive thru. So that will be allowed at the site.
"No Kings" Protest Held in Morris

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

Morris was one of the places people displeased with President Donald Trump protested over the weekend. Protesters met in front of Wendy's and the Shell gas station along Route 47 and near Green Acres Drive in Morris. Many of the protesters were holding up "no kings" and other signs during the protest which lasted from 2 to 4. Over 100 protesters attended the event and the Morris Police Department said no issues were reported.
Graham Meister Back-To-Back Shot Put State Champ

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Mike Williams

Incoming Dwight High School Junior Graham Meister became a two-time State Champion in shot put in late May. Meister spoke with WCSJ saying he started shot put in sixth grade. Your browser does not support the audio element. "Started in sixth grade and I threw thirty two feet. I don't know what I threw in discus.
Grundy Transit System Applies For Section 5310 Grant

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

Grundy County Board members this week approved a resolution that authorizes application for and execution of a section 5310 Grant agreement under the Regional Transportation authority. The Grundy County Highway Committee heard about the grant details from Grundy Transit System Director Amanda Olivera at a meeting in May. Your browser does not support the audio element. "This grant, it's an enhanced mobility for seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Grundy Co. Board Approves Special Use Petition For Construction of Solar Farm Along Gore Road

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

A special use petition for a solar farm to be constructed near Morris was discussed by the Grundy County Board last week. Details about the project were provided by Grundy County Development Director Alec Macdonald. Your browser does not support the audio element.
Over 785 Vehicles Attended First Morris Cruise Night Event of 2025

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

The first Morris Cruise Night of this year in downtown was considered a success. Morris Cruise Night Committee President Greg Carlson said they had eight vehicle entries from out-of-state. Your browser does not support the audio element. "We had, seven hundred and eighty five cars come in. we had a beautiful night. Pink Heels was the, beneficiary. Pink Heels of Joliet area. They did not break a record, but their fifty fifty amount was pretty close.
Few Abandoned Properties Will Be Demolished in Coal City

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

The Coal City Village Board this week approved a first amendment agreement with the Illinois Housing Development Authority. Coal City Village Administrator Matt Fritz said the village has been participating with the IHDA’s Strong Communities program as they received funding to demolish abandoned property to return it to greenspace. This allows the village to maintain the property until it transfers in the future. Your browser does not support the audio element.
Morris Police Officer Ryan Ties Wins Hot Dog Eating Contest

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

A Morris Police Officer won Grundy Banks Hot dog eating contest on Friday. Officer Ryan Ties ate six hotdogs in two minutes and won $250 to support the Morris Police Benevolent Society. Tyler Mann raised the most funds for Morris Rotoract and won $250.00 toward their organization. Over $2600 was raised by all the contestants for their charities which others included We Care of Grundy County, United Way of Grundy County and Grundy County Veterans Assistance Commission.