As the economy continues to reopen, there remains concerns over another wave of COVID-19. But what metrics will be used to make that determination? We discuss what health officials will be watching in the weeks ahead.
Juneteenth is gaining more acceptance as a paid holiday. In the past, it has mostly been recognized among African Americans. The recent focus on racial justice has brought it widespread attention.
And the pandemic that has kept so many of us apart may be putting some children at risk. Those stories and more on Statewide.
This week's lineup:
* Chase Cavanaugh with WNIJ finds out the pandemic has more people growing their own food.
* Tim Shelley of WCBU reports on two central Illinois communities growing new food networks.
Statewide for the week of June 19, 2020
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