Illinois News Roundup - February 9, 2024
New fallout from a funeral home investigated for how it treated human remains, an Illinois city designated as a 'Dementia' friendly, and a new portrait of Peoria comedy legend Richard Pryor.
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New book tells the history of Zion, Illinois, and its nuclear power plant
Casey Bukro's new book tells the story of Zion, Illinois, including its formation, its power plant, and the future of nuclear energy in general.
Rantoul community honors Azaan Lee one year after he was killed by police
Community members met to commemorate the life of 21-year-old Azaan Lee after he was shot and killed by police one year ago.
Lunar New Year 2024: Welcoming the Year of the Dragon
The Lunar New Year 2024 is almost upon us. We're talking about it being the Year of The Dragon and some local celebrations.
Multiple investigations and resignations connected to WTVP, PBS in Peoria
WTVP, the public television station located in Peoria, has been involved in a scandal, surrounding the misuse of donor money. We'll talk to a reporter who's been covering the station, and the new WTVP board chair about how they move forward.
