
217 Today: Monday, Oct. 4, 2021
In today's deep dive, we learn how some rural utilities are handling increased demand for power and water from marijuana businesses.
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In today's deep dive, we learn how some rural utilities are handling increased demand for power and water from marijuana businesses.
In today's deep dive, a conversation with Champaign-Urbana Public Health District epidemiologist Awais Vaid.
In today's deep dive, beans, peas and lentils are gaining traction on Midwest farms as demand increases for the products.
In today's deep dive, it's National Suicide Prevention Month. We hear from a man who lost his daughter to suicide in 2017 and how he's working to combat suicide year-round.
In today's deep dive, an artist hopes a colorful memorial will help remind drivers to share the road with tractors.
In today's deep dive, a conversation with a pastor and hospital chaplain in Champaign who has been a strong voice promoting the COVID-19 vaccine.
In today's deep dive, Illinois has a plan in place to reduce farm runoff, in an effort to improve water quality locally and downstream. But it’s not working.
In today's deep dive, we get an update on the investigation of the disappearance of Illinois State University graduate student and Danville native Jelani Day.
In today's deep dive, a conversation with Brown University economist Emily Oster, who has written extensively about decision making during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In today's deep dive, COVID-19 vaccines are plentiful in the United States, but not in many other parts of the world. That's leading some people to take extreme measures to get a shot.