11-30-2022 Show
Looking for the live broadcast? A blown circuit breaker in the GCC interrupted the live stream but you can watch the full show below, or any show from this semester on our Watch page.
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BUTV News Starts Tonight!
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January 26th show re-posted
If you watched us on YouTube this week, there was an audio sync issue that was probably pretty annoying to sit through. We have re-uploaded the show with good audio, and hope to have the…
Music Department Virtual Recital
Local COVID-19 Cases Up
Peoria County has uncovered an additional ten new cases of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) since Tuesday, leading the tri-county area with 79 confirmed cases. Woodford County has reported one new case bringing its total to…
Local COVID-19 Testing Available in Peoria
Heartland Health Services is extending their COVD-19 testing services in Peoria to anyone over 18 that has at least one coronavirus symptom. Previously, they were only testing specific at-risk demographics, but they have opened up…
Cabello Lawsuit Planned
State Representative John Cabello said that he plans to file a lawsuit against Governor J.B. Pritzker’s stay-at-home order claiming that it defied his original authority of having the state-wide lockdown last only 30 days. Cabello…
Warren County Meat Plant Closed
A meat-processing plant in Warren County will resume operations after halting operations because of employees testing positive for COVID-19. On April 24th, Smithfield Foods in Monmouth, Illinois announced the plant’s closure after confirming three COVID-19 positive…
Modified Quarantine Rules Begin on May 1
A modified version of Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker’s Stay-At-Home order will go into effect starting Friday. According to the Chicago Sun Times, starting May 1, any individual who is over the age of 2 will…
Illinois State Parks To Re-Open May 1st
Ever since the U.S. coronavirus outbreak began back in March, people have been antsy to get back out into nature; albeit, safely and socially-distanced. As a result, governors across the nation have been slowly re-opening…