• Unionized legal services staff protest planned Illinois lay-offs. . .
  • Rock Island-Milan School Board waves rule, suspends principal, rejects YMCA agreement. . .
  • New Putnam Museum exhibit shares stories of QC Muslims. . .
  • Historical Swedish-language newspaper collections digitized, archived at Augustana College. . .
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Author: Michael Helke

  • One in six Chicago bridges “structurally deficient”
  • How affordable-housing bills could change suburban neighborhoods
  • After Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns’s remarks, city rethinking support for chamber of commerce fests 
  • Bettendorf Parks and Rec asks for community input on Forest Grove Park
  • State agencies remain at odds over endangered-species protections
  • Some Chicagoans aren’t paying federal taxes in protest of Trump policies
  • FIFTEEN-PERCENT INCREASE IN RURAL PROPERTY TAX RATE AND $136M BUDGET APPROVED FOUR-TO-ONE BY SCOTT CTY 04/23
    FIFTEEN-PERCENT INCREASE IN RURAL PROPERTY TAX RATE AND $136M BUDGET APPROVED FOUR-TO-ONE BY SCOTT CTY 04/23
  • State Obamacare premiums rose sharply but not as much as expected
  • Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signs exec order setting up youth peacekeeping initiative
  • QCR Holdings reports record first quarter net income of $33.4M
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