With all the talk of climate change and what the future may bring, turns out we're already seeing effects in Illinois. And a report outlines where schools are missing the mark in helping sexual abuse and harassment victims. Statewide brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.

We look back at the Rod Blagojevich administration, a decade after the arrest that resulted in his impeachment and removal from office. In Rock Island, the county courthouse has been a fixture for more than 120 years. But its days may be numbered. Statewide brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.

What happened during President Kennedy's Springfield visit in 1962 that prompted the Secret Service to take two youths into custody? Also, we point out deception that helped Illinois become a state 200 years ago. That and more this week. S tatewide brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.

A Springfield nun talks with us about working with asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border. We also hear about how technology and consumer demands are changing the retail industry. Statewide, with host Sean Crawford, brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.

Is a plant in Chicago's suburbs to blame for high incidents of cancer in nearby residents? We talk with a woman diagnosed with breast cancer who believes a chemical used at the plant is the cause. She and others are asking state lawmakers to take action. We also hear how the University of Illinois flagship campus lags many of its peers when it comes to minority student enrollment compared to the high school population. Statewide, with host Sean Crawford, brings you reports and conversations from

It can be a struggle to live in rural Illinois. A study finds lack of access to quality healthcare is a major reason. And if you live outside of the Chicago area, the Illinois political landscape is often quite different. We learn how the latest election results continue to shape the political divide. That and more on this episode.

Governor Bruce Rauner explains why he thinks he deserves a second term in office. You might see some young faces at the polling places Election Day, working as election judges. We'll also learn how Snapchat technology is being used in the medical field. That and more on this week's show.

Why does J.B. Pritzker want to be governor? And why spend so much money for the job? Also, we find out what a national expert on Legionnaire's Disease thinks about steps Illinois has taken to mitigate the problem. That and more on this week's show.

Why did an unusual number of childhood cancer cases show up in a central Illinois community? And what's changed in Illinois since #MeToo went viral? Statewide, with host Sean Crawford, brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.

Statewide, with host Sean Crawford, brings you reports and conversations from in and around Illinois.