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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City of Morris Receives $2.853 Million for New Pedestrian Path

3 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

The City of Morris will be receiving a $2.853 million ITEP grant for a project to improve and lengthen the pedestrian path between Calhoun Street and West Avenue. The work will enhance local transportation and boost quality of life for community residents.
Cabin Fest at Grundy Museum This Weekend

3 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Grundy County Historical Society and Museum’s Marion Gore spoke with WCSJ Monday morning to share the latest news and upcoming events with listeners. She talked about new board members and reminded area residents to support the museum this Friday. "We had a wonderful turnout at our annual meeting dinner. The program was the history of Kinsman. You can view the presentation on our Facebook page. At the annual meeting, we elected new board members.
Community Foundation Mission Update

3 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Community Foundation of Grundy County Executive Director Julie Buck was in our studios to talk about the forefront of their community support mission which involves area youth, mental health, and disabilities. She said many non-profits recently selected by High School students to receive grant funding through the Community Foundation's Young Philanthropists program included organizations that enveloped these areas.
Morris Hospital's1st Community-Rhythm of Our Youth

4 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Morris Hospital will offer its first community-based Rhythm of Our Youth cardiac screening on Saturday, July 12, from 8 a.m. to noon at the Morris Hospital YMCA. The free screening is open to incoming high school students and 2025 graduates. Designed to detect hidden heart conditions that could lead to sudden cardiac death, the test includes a quick, non-invasive electrocardiogram. Since launching in 2016, the program has screened more than 14,000 students.
Groundwork Domestic Violence Support is Local

4 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Jenny Guiney is Program Manager with Groundwork at Guardian Angel Community Services and she spoke with WCSJ this week to share with listeners the types of support the organization offers within the community. "Groundwork is a domestic violence program that we provide comprehensive services for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence in our communities. All our services are free and confidential. We provide emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence.
Bill to Allow New Horse Racing Tracks

4 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

A bill to revive Illinois' harness racing industry advanced in the Senate this week. State Sen. Patrick Joyce’s proposal, Senate Bill 1473, would allow new horse racing tracks, including a racino in Cook County’s south suburbs and a harness track in Macon County. The privately funded project includes a mile-long track, grandstands, sports fields, gaming, retail, lodging, over 300 stalls, and RV parking. Developers estimate 300 full-time jobs, full union labor, and $27 million in annual revenue.
Illinois Legislators Pass $55 Billion State Budget, Local Lawmakers Share Reactions

4 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

Illinois lawmakers on Saturday passed the largest budget in state history. Capitol News Illinois reports the spending plan for Fiscal Year 2026 increases funding for safety net hospitals and federally qualified clinics in anticipation of Medicaid cuts. 106th District State Representative Jason Bunting voted no on the budget and explains why. Your browser does not support the audio element. "Well, it's disappointing. Fifty five point two billion.
Meals on Wheels Holds Day of Advocacy to Protect Services for Older Adults Amid Federal Budget Threats

6 days ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Meals on Wheels for Northern Illinois held a Day of Advocacy on May 28 at Saratoga Tower to raise awareness about the potential impact of federal budget cuts on senior services. The event, hosted in partnership with AgeGuide for Northeastern Illinois, highlighted the importance of the Older Americans Act, which funds programs like Meals on Wheels. Attendees shared stories, signed a banner, and urged lawmakers to protect services that support seniors aging safely at home.
Minooka Village Board Approves Agreement Regarding Tree Repopulation Plan

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Tina Morrison

Minooka has plans to repopulate trees and manage surrounding forestry. Minooka Village Administrator Dan Duffy spoke with WCSJ about how grant funding will be utilized to eradicate, replace, and manage their tree population. Your browser does not support the audio element. Duffy continued with more on their tree program and a funding partnership. Your browser does not support the audio element.
Local Lawmakers React To Controversial Physician-Assisted End of Life Bill

1 week ago | wcsjnews.com | Justin Ritz

After a long debate, the Illinois House approved the controversial physician-assisted end of life bill on Thursday night. The measure was approved on a vote of 63 in favor, 42 against, 2 voting present, and 11 members not voting. State Representative Jason Buntingwas one of those members to vote against the measure and spoke against it during debate. Your browser does not support the audio element. "They speak as if they've worked on this for six years.