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9 pm Tuesday, July 29, on WILL-TV: Frontline examines the unfolding chaos in Iraq: What went wrong? How did we get here? And what happens now?

Illinois Public Media's Jeff Bossert found out about some of the newest online material.

From NPR News: For the working poor, the cost of doing laundry can be prohibitive. A growing movement aims to help.

NPR tells the story of what happened after a container ship dumped 5 million Legos.

7 pm Wednesday, July 30, on WILL-TV: Fifty years after a wildlife vet raised an orphaned black rhino in his family home, his children search for clues about the rhino's fate.

PBS's Next Avenue looks at a new survey's rankings, and gives tips on how to get better treatment.

WILL-FM's Evening Concert, 7 pm Tuesday, July 29, with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Sean Powers talked to biologist Danielle Lee about how she uses hip hop in the classroom.

Backyard Industry's Lisa Bralts explores the concept of foraging and eating particular invasive species, like the autumn olive, as one way to slow them down.

8 pm Thursdays on WILL-TV