Fall is in full swing in Illinois and depending on where you are in the state, we’re coming upon peak foliage season. However, there are warnings that climate change could delay and dull that signature fall color.
On The 21st: Making sense of the 2017 Illinois Report Card for public schools. Plus, author Johnathan Eig joins us to discuss his new book, “Ali: A Life,” and we learn about the first-ever Obama Foundation summit in Chicago. Also: More fall travel tips from some of our listeners.
On The 21st: Where to find some of the best views of fall scenery in Illinois. Plus, why a popular voter registration system used in 28 states might not be protecting your information. But first, we check in on what's still needed in Puerto Rico, 42 days after Hurricane Maria made landfall.
Acorns are everywhere in the fall, as anyone who bicycles where there are oaks can attest. While these seeds may be a minor annoyance on the road, they’re much more interesting and important from an ecological perspective.
