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217 Today: One community college is fighting the stigma of addiction in its community
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn what one Illinois community college is doing to fight the stigma of addiction in its rural community.
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Armadillos are moving into Illinois
A conservation biologist and member of the Prairie Rivers Network discuss the rising rates of armadillo sightings in Illinois, and how they're migrating north.
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Extremism & The Great Replacement Theory
A closer look at an Illinois white supremacist group that bombed a Minnesota mosque and the growing threat from white nationalists.
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217 Today: CDC marks Champaign County community level of COVID-19 as high
In today's deep dive, we’ll talk with an epidemiologist about the CDC moving Champaign County to a “high” community level of COVID-19.
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On the streets of Springfield’s Pridefest
Members of the LGBTQ+ community share perspectives as Springfield's 2022 pride fest get underway.
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Artist Interview: Tomberlin
The 21st caught up with Illinois native Sarah Beth Tomberlin, who is on tour to promote her new album, "i don't know who needs to hear this."
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Primary races and Illinois Census undercount
Two reporters talk more about the upcoming Illinois primary, and about how our state actually gained population in the last decade.
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217 Today: A glitch in the Affordable Care Act led one family to file for divorce to get health insurance
In today's deep dive, we’ll learn about efforts to fix the so-called “family glitch” in the Affordable Care Act.
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217 Today: Small broadband providers get rural customers connected in places telecom giants left behind
In today's deep dive, we’ll travel to western Kansas to see how some smaller companies are bringing high speed internet to remote areas.
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Best of: Supporting siblings of children with disabilities
Siblings of special needs children often get less attention, face more parental expectations, and may struggle with their mental health.