• 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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  • “U-pick” flower farm fighting Barrington Hills to reopen, as 20K tulips wait to be harvested
  • Samuel Hall III sworn in as Rantoul’s first Black Village President
    Samuel Hall III sworn in as Rantoul’s first Black Village President
  • Chicago librarians concerned about security incidents on the rise
  • State regains access to $77M in federal education funds following judge’s order
  • Chicago Council green-lights Mayor Brandon Johnson’s affordable housing push
  • Normal orders unhoused camp to be cleared for sewer project
  • East Peoria approves $50K lead service line-replacement grant program
  • Local activists decry “one year of silence” from Champaign officials on Gaza
  • Geneseo ladies’ apparel store put on map w marketing campaign
  • Students present innovative research at thirteenth annual showcase in Peoria
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