Statewide
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Reporting from in and around Illinois.
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Latest Episodes
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Online learning became more common during the pandemic. It's also given an opportunity to some former offenders a chance to stay enrolled in prison classes upon release. -
Brenda Protz lost her daughter, Jenna, three years ago this month. The 14 year old from Vandalia was riding in a car with her grandparents and her best friend when another driver struck them head-on, killing all four.
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This week marks another anniversary of the famous speech. We talk with an expert about what Lincoln wrote and how it came to be.
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Election Day proved an overwhelming success for Illinois Democrats. Along with maintaining all statewide offices, the party has a supermajority in the state's General Assembly and pulled out wins in targeted congressional races.
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After a period that saw limits on indoor dining, restaurants are now dealing with a different set of problems. Inflation has led to a rise in food and labor costs.
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Seven people died and dozens were wounded in the attack during a July 4 parade.
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Jon Meacham's new book is titled "And There Was Light: Abraham Lincoln and the American Struggle."
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It was October 11, 1983. A small commuter plane went down in a southern Illinois farm field. All ten people aboard died. After the crash, details began emerging that changed the air industry.
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Shane Hassler could have been a statistic. But he found a way out.
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The number of challenges being filed against certain books has grown in the past few years. Schools and libraries are becoming a battleground in these cultural and political battles. That story and more on this episode of Statewide.
