Weekly Politics Roundtable - August 4, 2023
Today: Illinois's latest measures to protect reproductive access, making non-citizens eligible for law enforcement, and reaction to Donald Trump's latest indictment.
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Today: Illinois's latest measures to protect reproductive access, making non-citizens eligible for law enforcement, and reaction to Donald Trump's latest indictment.
Our weekly reporter roundtables focus on what’s happening in downstate Illinois communities, and today it’s Peoria.
A community coalition is building tiny homes, known as Hope Village, to help the adults at most risk of experiencing homelessness.
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton talks about the new national monument of Emmett Till and his mother, the SAFE-T-ACT, and the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
Four volunteers, including a Springfield-based E.R. doctor, are on a 1-year mission living on a simulation of Mars. Today we discuss the challenges that these four volunteers will face to help NASA prepare for its real-life mission to Mars.