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Watch now: How Illinois lawmakers are wrestling with familiar redistricting questions

BRENDEN MOORE At least that s how one person close to the process described it to me. And other observers of Illinois politics and government seem to agree.  On a visceral level, it s probably the most contentious issue before the General Assembly because it has the potential to personally affect the career of every member sitting there, said Charlie Wheeler, the retired director of the Public Affairs Reporting program at the University of Illinois Springfield.  Indeed, much is at stake in the process. There s a personal element as the process can decide which incumbent lawmakers will return — some may get drawn into new districts that are essentially unwinnable and past remaps have lumped multiple members into the same district. 

WATCH NOW: Virus tested resilience of front line heroes

It wasn’t that long ago that Franciscan Health hospital in Crown Point was filled, and placed on bypass — like many of the Region’s hospitals — due to the COVID-19

Christine Hatfield

Christine Hatfield Christine Hatfield, a graduate student in University of Illinois Springfield s Public Affairs Reporting program, is WGLT and WCBU s PAR intern for the first half of 2021. Previously, she graduated from Ball State University with a degree in journalism and telecommunications in May 2020, and during her undergraduate experience, she reported for WNIJ in DeKalb and Ball State s own Indiana Public Radio. • Mar 12, 2021 A state representative wants to ban violent video games. He says they contribute to increased carjacking in Chicago. It’s far from the first time state lawmakers have taken the idea for a test drive. © 2021 Tri States Public Radio

WATCH NOW: ICU manager: Nurses are footprints in the sand amid pandemic

Wanda Jordan, ICU Manager at Gary Methodist, speaks about how thank you notes from previous patients help inspire her and her team. GARY — Wanda Jordan, intensive care unit manager at Methodist Hospitals Northlake Campus, thought she had seen it all during her 41-year nursing career.  And then the pandemic hit, showing her new tragic heights she never thought she’d experience in the ICU. An elderly woman drove to Northwest Indiana to attend a funeral — “a melting pot for COVID to erupt,” Jordan said — and ended up on her death bed in an unfamiliar city. Wanda Jordan, ICU director at Methodist Hospitals Northlake Campus, has been on the forefront of the pandemic. She has fought the virus both as a caretaker and a patient.

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