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On this week's Statewide, a Decatur newspaper tells the view from within a senior living facility that has seen dozens of COVID-19 cases and several...

This episode looks ahead to the new recreational marijuana law that will take effect the first of the year. You might have questions and we will try to...

Victims of domestic violence are told to seek help. But what happens when a child is violent toward parents? A central Illinois couple says there's not...

On this episode of Statewide, Governor J.B. Pritzker talks candidly about being in charge through a public health emergency and a near economic shutdown...

On this week's Statewide, a nurse talks about the the risk of being on the front lines of the coronavirus fight. "As a healthcare worker, I think we're...

This week, we hear about a community once known as a "sundown town" because African Americans were warned to be out of the city limits by nightfall. It...

More than 2,000 state employees report to work at the James R. Thompson Center in Chicago's Loop. But the building, constructed in the early 1980's, has...

As the northern Illinois community of Aurora marks the one year anniversary of a deadly workplace shooting at the Henry Pratt Company, we find out how...

On the latest episode of Statewide, a new report examines the past and present of corruption in both Chicago and the State of Illinois. It also ranks...

High schools promote a four year college degree to students, often placing less priority on other options like vocational training, two year degrees and...