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Most of Illinois is now under additional restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus after a surge in cases. By November 4 indoor dining in most places will be shut down. The 21st was joined by two restaurateurs trying to stay afloat during a pandemic.
Election 2020 is tomorrow, November 3. We’ll take one last look at the most competitive congressional campaigns in Illinois, from central Illinois and the Quad Cities to the Chicago suburbs.
The 21st explores the history behind some of Illinois’ spookiest places, from mysterious sightings in Galena to the superstitions behind the very bizarre design of a house in Bull Valley.
The 21st was joined by Christie Tate, author of the book, "Group, How One Therapist and a Circle of Strangers Saved My Life." She talked about her journey through mental health and finding restoration through group therapy. If you or someone you know is in need of help, you can text “HELLO” to 741741, the national crisis text line which provides free and confidential crisis intervention.
Illinois voters are deciding whether to approve a graduated income tax for the state — where wealthier people pay a higher rate. The 21st talked with a proponent and opponent of the proposal that's on the November 3 ballot.
