
Many higher learning institutions, including community colleges, have seen a drop in enrollment during the pandemic. While officials work to reverse that trend, some students say this has been an opportunity to re-think their future plans.
And Illinois prisons began prohibiting in-person visits to slow the spread of COVID-19. They have yet to change that policy.
Those stories and more on this week's Statewide.
Our lineup:
* Chase Cavanaugh interviews the author of a book on the history of Irish immigrants in Illinois.
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