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Illinois News Roundup - October 27, 2023
Today, we're getting an update from the Quad Cities.
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217 Today: Teachers talk about the art of relationship-building in the classroom
In today's deep dive, we'll learn more about how teachers from different grade levels and with various levels of experience build trust with their students.
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Struggling to manage your children’s online activities? An Illinois author is here to help.
The author of Growing up in Public: Coming of Age in a Digital World shares how to manage a generation that operates online all the time.
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217 Today: Celebrating ’90s Hip-Hop on stage in Urbana – a deep dive with director Aaron Muñoz
In today's deep dive, we'll learn about a theatrical production focusing on nineties hip-hop culture set to be staged this November in Urbana.
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Illinoisans celebrate Black Arts Month
A hub for artists and voices is encouraging and celebrating Black artists' culture, society and influence.
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Illinois is becoming more diverse, more educated and yes, growing
A new study on population data indicates Illinois residents are becoming better educated, higher paid, and more diverse.
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217 Today: Illinois is looking to overhaul how kids learn to read
In today's deep dive, we’ll listen to a conversation with Tinaya York about her experience writing the first draft of a new Illinois literacy plan.
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Forgottonia podcast is an unforgettable journey into Western Illinois
Tri States Public Radio explores the rural 16-county region in western Illinois that was dubbed Forgottonia more than half a century ago.
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Pritzker’s National Ambitions
Will he run for US president? Why is he setting up a national PAC? A journalist talks about JB Pritzker's growing national presence.
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217 Today: St. Louis groups seek to resettle Chicago migrants to boost workforce and population
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about how one neighboring Midwestern state wants to help relocate migrants in Chicago.
