‘Down The Hill:’ Violence Often Rooted In Inequality
For many families and young adults living in Peoria’s South Side, gun violence is too often a part of life and something they’ve been fighting against — with few resources.
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Decision On Sports Gambling May Encourage Real-Time Gambling, Says U Of I Researcher
University of Illinois business professor John Kindt said a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down a law banning sports gambling is a big win for gambling interest groups who want to push real-time gambling.
Could Your Property Be Subdivided Without Your Knowledge? Champaign County Has An App For That
Champaign County officials say they’ve come up with an online app to help property owners find out if their land has been subdivided without their knowledge.
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Susan Burton’s Journey From Prison To Fighting For Incarcerated Women; NPR’s Sam Sanders
On the 21st: We speak with activist Susan Burton about her extraordinary journey from being incarcerated to becoming one of the nation's foremost advocates for incarcerated women. Plus, Sam Sanders, host of NPR's 'It's Been A Minute,' joins us on the heels of a live show in Chicago.
What Netflix And Net Neutrality Could Mean For So-Slow Internet In Rural Areas
The more remote you are, the more critical the connection to the rest of the world. But the Federal Communications Commission says while 10 percent of Americans had no access to broadband in 2016, that number was nearly 40 percent in rural areas.