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The 217 Today Podcast

In today's deep dive, we'll learn how some states may mandate how schools respond to cardiac arrest and why that decision is more complicated than it seems.

The 217 Today Podcast

In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about how Illinois prisoners signed “do not resuscitate” orders when they weren’t “of sound mind.”

The 21st Show

To discuss quinceañeras and their history and significance, The 21st was joined by a professor of Latino/Latina Studies and two students who recently celebrated their own quinceañeras.

The 21st Show

The researchers who are investigating that link say tornado season is getting longer. To talk about what this means for Illinois in the future, The 21st was joined by a meteorologist and a professor who's been researching this subject.

The 217 Today Podcast

In today's deep dive, we’ll learn more about how transgender patients, their families and doctors say many people are getting the wrong idea about gender-affirming care.

The 21st Show

To explain the history of the case and what's been happening in court, The 21st was joined by a pair of journalists who have been following the story.

The 21st Show

Voters across Illinois had their say in a host of municipal elections yesterday from mayoral races to city council seats. The 21st was joined by a panel of reporters to talk about who won, why it matters, and more.

The 217 Today Podcast

In today's deep dive, we'll hear about a Champaign-Urbana organization trying to make things more accessible for speakers of an indigenous Central American language.

The 21st Show

A professor who's been studying school shootings for the past 20 years joined The 21st to talk about why they're so prevalent in America, how shootings are covered in the media, and more.

The 21st Show

Starting this year, a course on wrongful convictions and awareness is mandatory for all new police recruits across Illinois.