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- Sep 14, 2026
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This Week In Illinois History: Remote Learning By Radio (September 13, 1937) (opens the original)
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When a deadly polio outbreak hit Chicago in 1937, the city shuttered its schools. But kids didn’t get a free pass. They took part in a remote learning experiment with the best technology available: the radio.
This Week In Illinois History: Soul Train Premieres (August 17, 1970) (opens the original)
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Sooooouuuuuuullllllllll Train! Before it became one of the longest-running syndicated shows in television history, before it propelled up-and-coming Black artists to worldwide fame, "Soul Train" debuted as a small, local dance show in Chicago.
This Week In Illinois History: Chicago’s Nazi Spy (August 9, 1942) (opens the original)
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Nazi spy or hapless traveler? Chicago’s Herbert Hans Haupt and his conspirators set off a national sensation when they were rounded up as part of a Nazi spy ring.
This Week In Illinois History: Elisha Gray, Inventor Of The Telephone? (August 2, 1835) (opens the original)
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While he's not a household name like Edison or Bell, Highland Park's Elisha Gray cranked out some of the 19th Century's most creative inventions, including the first electronic synthesizer and— some argue — the first telephone.
This Week In Illinois History: Barack Obama Steps Onto The National Stage (July 27, 2004) (opens the original)
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A 2004 speech at the Democratic National Convention propels Illinois State Senator Barack Obama into the national spotlight.
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