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A small cadre of officers is responsible for keeping America's nukes on alert 24/7. Here's a peek into their world, courtesy of NPR.

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.

Hey--who invited basil downy mildew to the pesto party? In this episode, Lisa Bralts consults local experts on the new-ish plant disease.

Listen to NPR audio of their performance at the Newport Folk Festival.

9 pm Fri., Aug. 1: Emotional story of central Illinois sisters separated in childhood.

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

Lincoln: Prelude to the Presidency, 8 pm Friday, Aug. 1, on WILL-TV. Ten Sisters: A True Story follows at 9 pm.

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

9 pm Monday, Aug. 4, on WILL-TV: Follow a boy’s struggle for redemption in a place that routinely condemns children to die in prison.

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