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Illinois has several sleepy, small towns that travelers bypass as they motor along highways. Only a few of these have figured a way to not only get...

This week, we hear from a Champaign-Urbana rap group whose members make their experiences with violence part of their music. We learn about a public...

Will the coronavirus pandemic change how cities are designed in the future? Some urban planners think so. We'll hear their ideas. We'll learn why some...

On this episode of Statewide, outdoor dining has allowed many restaurants to survive during the pandemic. But what will happen as the temperature drops?...

In a divided country, it's easy to point fingers and throw around blame. Those who work in government are often targets. But a new award will recognize...

It was a foggy, rainy night December 13, 1977. The University of Evansville's men's basketball team boarded a planed, heading for an away game. But soon...

On this episode, we take a look at a new law that caps interest rates and fees on payday loans. While some say the lenders use predatory practices,...

Technology means we are no longer disconnected. Being able to receive good news anywhere, and sharing it with others, can be a thrill. But what about...

Officials with Western Illinois Unviersity will be looking for a new president after Jack Thomas announced his resignation. Thomas' tenure was rocky at...

On this episode, while President Donald Trump has rejected the scientific evidence of climate change, nearly half of his voters — many in Midwestern...