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Beadwork and flowers -- an Oklahoma artist incorporates Prairie Band Potawatomi culture into her artThe Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation is the first federal recognized tribal nation in Illinois. An Oklahoma artist has strong connections with this nation. WNIJ’s Yvonne Boose speaks with this creative about how she incorporates the nations heritage into her art.
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Rachel Cormier considers nature vs. nurture when it comes to walking in her mom's footsteps.
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The grant cycle is ending in June but the organization that leads the charge will continue its mission.
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Christine Lagattolla looks at how everything in nature — and community — is connected.
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NIU students call for allowing undocumented students to apply for campus jobs, among a list of demands to improve the support provided to students regardless of their immigration status.
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Later this year, the Illinois Department of Transportation will install flashing safety beacons at the intersection of Route 23 and Perry Road in DeKalb County. It’s an area that has become known for deadly car crashes. Peter Medlin reports.
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Good or bad, you can always depend on your elders for advice, says Rosie Klepper.
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NIU undocumented students and their allies call for voters to advocate for immigration reform during an election season with high anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Dan Kenney says more and more counties are subscribing to the "non-sanctuary county" movement.
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Welcome to Poetically Yours. Poetically Yours showcases poems written by northern Illinois poets. This week’s poet is Susan Schubert.
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The NIU STEAM Team have their fingers on the pulse of information and enrich us on if one can truly suffer from a broken heart.
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This week, we’re talking about the ultimate goal of education with NIU professor Gulsat Aygen who spent several years as a political prisoner in Turkey in the 1980s. And we’re headed out on the water with students from DeKalb High School’s bass fishing team where they’re relaxed and having fun, but it’s competitive too.