
‘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.
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.
On the 21st: We talk to a Daily Herald reporter and an expert on hazing for the latest on the Wheaton College football hazing case. Plus, we hear how Bradley University's music industry program is opening doors throughout the entertainment industry, and we learn how West Nile virus is still a concern for Illinois.
On the 21st: We learned about what's driving the teacher shortage in the U.S. and talked with former Illinois teachers about the challenges they faced in the classroom. We also spoke with Illinois Senator Mark Kirk about his partnership with the Cuitzillo social club.
On the 21st: We learned about an attempt to keep Illinois veterans out of the criminal justice system. Plus, we spoke with a researcher who is suing the government over a vague anti-hacking law, and talked to the president of Bradley University.
Bradley University's next president is an Indianapolis law professor and 1970 graduate of the private university. Bradley said Friday that Gary R. Roberts will take over in January. He will be the Peoria school's 11th president.