The director of  Peoria Symphony Orchestra, George Stelluto, joins us to share their theme for the upcoming concert on April 11th, 7:30pm, at the Prairie Home Alliance Theatre ...

We have always wondered if there is anyone beyond our planet. Well, there is a fascinating space mystery that has been dubbed ...

On a day in March like today, but in 1827, Ludwig van Beethoven died after a long illness that left him bedridden for several months. A quarter of a century earlier, the musician w ...

On March 27, 1827, the day after Ludwig van Beethoven's death, his associates uncovered a hidden trove of documents in his desk. Among them was the Heiligenstadt Testament, a letter written in 1802 to ...

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Nearly 200 years after Beethoven’s death, scientists have analyzed DNA from his preserved hair, uncovering startling revelations about his health, ancestry, and final days.

In 2007 a forensic investigation into a lock of what was believed to be Beethoven's hair suggested lead poisoning could have hastened his death, if not have been ultimately responsible for the ...

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