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Jenna Dooley / WNIJCommon myths about photo use debunkedIt’s okay to use anything that’s online as long as I give credit. FALSEIt’s okay to use something if I asked for… -
STRONG SOUND = STRONGER STORIESUse of sound sets public radio reporting apart. Always ask yourself what sound you can get as you are planning your story…
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Imagine walking in the woods and coming across six large men struggling to transport a coffin on their shoulders, heads bowed in concentration, arms taut… -
WNIJ signed on the air in 1991, and the programming previously provided by WNIU was split into two distinct services. WNIU became an all-classical music… -
Last year in mid-March, staff at WNIJ left behind studios and desks at the station for blanket forts and kitchen tables at home. Claire Buchanan brings us… -
The coldest, snowiest, most miserable time of year means one thing for many of the hardiest folk in Wisconsin – time to drag your ice auger and a bucket… -
WNIJ is celebrating 30 years of broadcasting this year - we went on the air April 28, 1991 - and we're asking you to celebrate with us! We're compiling 30…
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Another year, another dozen opportunities to explore what’s cool, what’s interesting, what’s weird in your own backyard. It’s Under Rocks, where you help… -
While stages remain dark, Artists’ Ensemble Theater partnered with WNIJ to record a new adaptation of Agatha Christie’s “The Curse of the Western Star.”… -
On this episode of Under Rocks, we don't turn over any stones, but we take you face-to-face with a massive chunk of concrete along an Ogle County… -
President Trump is visiting Kenosha, Wis., the site of racial unrest after police shot Jacob Blake, a Black man, leaving him paralyzed. Watch his remarks… -
I refuse to just grow a mustache and say, “Well, my time is done for a while,” and wait for something to happen. –Lincoln Presenter Michael KrebsDue to…
