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Bar owners hoped closures due to COVID-19 would quickly come to end and customers would return. But as dining mitigations continue, breweries are shifting how to reach their customers. The 21st spoke to three Illinois brewery owners.
Many scientists worry that the Earth is on a collision course with climate change which will have irreversible, and deadly consequences.The author of How to Prepare for Climate Change: A Practical Guide to Surviving the Chaos, joined us to talk about adapting.
The 21st discusses some of the challenges the pandemic has presented for Illinoisans who are deaf, and some of the ways we can make life more accessible through technology.
Experiencing the winter blues? The antidote may be to get outside. Having said that, it can be hard to find the motivation to brave the cold with short days and temperatures are this low. Today, some ideas on how to embrace the chill.
Volunteers and shelters around Illinois were working to get people housed ahead of the arctic temperatures hitting the state, but there’s simply a shortage of places for people to go. The 21st heard from shelters and advocates about how to help.
