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Kate Grumke

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As seen in: KWMU-FM (St. Louis, MO), Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Aol, Here & Now Anytime, NPR, PBS NewsHour, Flipboard, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo, Austin American-Statesman and
environmental reporter @stlpublicradio - my hometown @NPR station + @HarvestPM | used to produce TV in DC | Peabody + natl Murrow winner, natl Emmy nominee
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Bishops scheduled to appear in court over defamation lawsuit

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By Daniel Wanschura, Kate Grumke Verified, Austin Rowlader Verified
| WICA-FM (Traverse City, MI) Verified
By Daniel Wanschura, Published June 22, 2026 at 1:54 PM EDT During a 2024 broadcast of Randy Bishop's conservative talk radio program, "Our Defending Fathers," "Trucker Randy" told his listeners that an Onaway businessman, Tom Moran, "shipped in illegal immigrants" to work at his metal fabrication business. Moran sued Bishop and the radio station for defamation.
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Serviceberries are a sweet native fruit – and these Midwesterners want you to try them

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By Kate Grumke Verified
| Views of the News
On the bluffs of the Mississippi River near Alton, Illinois, Crystal Moore-Stevens and her family grow something you won’t find on most farms: serviceberries. “When we first moved to this property, we invested in dozens and dozens and dozens of serviceberry trees,” said Moore-Stevens, co-owner of Flourish Farm and Folk School. “This is the first year that they're really putting on lots and lots of fruit.” All those berries meant Moore-Stevens could help a friend in a pinch.
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Serviceberries are a sweet native fruit — and these Midwesterners want you to try them

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By Kate Grumke Verified
| Wisconsin Public Radio Verified
On the bluffs of the Mississippi River near Alton, Illinois, Crystal Moore-Stevens and her family grow something you won’t find on most farms: serviceberries. “When we first moved to this property, we invested in dozens and dozens and dozens of serviceberry trees,” said Moore-Stevens, co-owner of Flourish Farm and Folk School. “This is the first year that they’re really putting on lots and lots of fruit.” All those berries meant Moore-Stevens could help a friend in a pinch.
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