Illinois Public Media News

A public health administrator and Side Effects Media managing editor discuss best masking practices and the current state of the pandemic.

We were joined by a University of Illinois Journalism alum who's been covering the war between Russia and Ukraine from the front lines.

DJ Burn One, a nationally known hip-hop artist is teaching Illinois students how to make mixtapes in the digital era and how to monetize them.

Siblings of special needs children often get less attention, face more parental expectations, and may struggle with their mental health.

The new podcast Hot Farm explores how agriculture, food, and climate change are interconnected.

Illinois is the first state in the nation to require training Emergency Medical Technicians and paramedics to look out for signs of dementia.

The 21st was joined by one of the youngest creators of a premium liquor brand, whose idea with his best friend — through many long nights and challenges — became a successful millennial- and minority-owned company.

As cryptocurrency booms, consumer advocates are worried about the lack of federal regulations. In the absence of federal regulations, crypto companies and lobbyists have their sights set on state legislatures.

After 157 years of educating students from around the world, Lincoln College will close its doors on May 13. What is the future for the students and community?

The 21st was joined by a south side native better known as "Chicago’s Neighborhood historian" who wanted to share all of Chicago’s riches and history with his 81,000 followers on TikTok.