As AIDS cases first began showing up in Illinois, the disease was a mystery. As part of our series AIDS At 40, we look back to the beginning, the fear and the stigma.
Several communities in the Midwest are trying to pump up their economies by offering incentives to get people to move there. We'll find out how that's working. And with the eviction moratorium expired, many are at risk of being displaced. We get an update from one county.
Those stories and more on Statewide.
* Caroline Kubzansky reports on a large number of eviction proceedings in Sangamon County.
* We get a report from Chicago on how several schools have done away with police on campus.
* WNIJ's Peter Medlin explains how a school is using a U.S. Supreme Court case to re-evaluate school rules.
* Dan Libman and Spencer Tritt go in search of the origins of DeKalb County's delicacy known as beer nuggets.
* WSIU's Kevin Boucher tells us about non-profits helping homebound seniors.
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