More schools are planning to start fall classes remotely. We'll find out what might be different from the spring when there was an abrupt shift to online learning.
The college experience this year won't be what many students expected. We'll talk with some incoming freshmen.
And we remember former Illinois Governor James R. Thompson.
That and more on this episode of Statewide.
Our lineup this week:
* Rich Egger of TriStates Public Radio has an update on a bust of Carl Sandburg.
* Tim Shelley with WCBU explains how some in Peoria see the invasive Asian Carp as a potential solution for food insecurity.Statewide for the week of August 21, 2020
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