Illinois Public Media
Illinois Public Media is the public broadcasting service for central Illinois and is the home to WILL-TV, WILL-FM 90.9 and WILL-AM 580. Our television and radio programs teach, entertain and draw people into the public affairs of the places they live and work. Visit will.illinois.edu to see more about Illinois Public Media.
Connecting the dots between loneliness, mental health, and social relationships
How seniors can combat isolation and loneliness
Republican Senate Candidate Don Tracy on Israel, ICE, and the future of MAGA and the GOP
Illinois Senate Candidates Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton and Congresswoman Robin Kelly discuss po...
217 Today: Champaign’s only low-barrier shelter is at risk of closing. Some guests are worried
Blizzards, Sleet, Snow, Wind Chills… understanding how to survive winter in Illinois
Welcome to winter (early) in Central Illinois
The penny’s dead. Your credit card might cost more. What now?
Author charts path for revival of Congress
217 Today: Transgender people are looking for safer places to live. Some have found a home in cen...
Why is a New Yorker singing about Aurora, Illinois?
Breaking down Northwestern University’s $75 million settlement with the Trump administration
217 Today: Crisis Nursery offers holiday shopping for kids
Abraham Lincoln in 100 objects
217 Today: A native prairie bird lost federal protection. People are still trying to save it on p...
What’s in store for college basketball fans across Illinois this season?
Upcoming publication aims to showcase home of architectural modernism
217 Today: Ebertfest and beyond, how the C-U film sphere moves forward after the loss of a giant
Matt Singer on how Illinois’ own Siskel & Ebert changed movies forever
New book details Midwestern tastes and recipes
Writer introduces Americans to ‘The Italian Soul’ in new book
What does it take to thrive in early adulthood? A conversation with the author of “Quarterlife”
Book makes the case civic education should come from parents more than school
Stirring history: The plates and legacy of Black holiday food
Illinois is national leader in nuclear power. Should we grow this ‘carbon free’ technology?
The history of pies, in Illinois and beyond
Augustana College President Andrea Talentino
217 Today: Illinois prisons are confining the incarcerated to their cells more often than during ...
Documenting free speech battles across the Midwest
217 Today: What’s Happening in Central Illinois Nov. 20 – Nov. 23