A criminal justice sciences expert says the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin murder trial is a hopeful signpost that may make the next case easier... but he says it is far from a turning point in the national dialog on race and police. ISU's Michael Gizzi joins us. When someone not from Apple replaces a battery in a phone, the software often gives the owner a warning about non brand parts. Electronics Service store owner Terry Ballantini tells you about a right to repair. An African American man is Bloomington-Normal's longest serving plumber and he's still going. Curtis Henry Senior tells you what it's like to deal with pipes and poop for 57 years. Finally, the Mayor of Normal talks bike trails, street resurfacing, and lobbying Springfield.WGLT Sound Ideas
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