HIV #StayInCare; #NeverTrump #NeverHillary; Political Outlook
On the 21st: We talked about HIV treatment, heard from Illinois voters who are considering voting for Gary Johnson and Jill Stein, and took a look ahead at Illinois politics.
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Fire Damages Smithfield Foods Plant In Monmouth
Fire damaged the meat processing plant run by Chinese-owned Smithfield Foods in Monmouth Monday evening. Crews from nine fire departments were called in to fight the fire.
Illinois Issues: What’s Up With The Judicial ‘Smackdown’ Of Remap Referendums?
The most recent attempt at changing the way legislative districts are drawn might have had a shot — had only the proposal left the auditor general out of the equation.
Consequences Of The Political Divide; Campus Jihad; Honoring Fallen Police Officers
On the 21st: We look back to our very first show where we explored the consequences of the political divide. Plus, a replay of our conversation with a Chicago playwright about the plight of young Muslim-Americans, and a conversation with police officers honoring those who died in the line of duty.
Illinois Above Average In Accommodating Working Families
Illinois is doing a better job than most other states when it comes to protecting and accommodating working families. That’s the conclusion of national study.