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  • Gov JB Pritzker tours storm damage, signs flood relief bill expanding local Chicago programs
    Gov JB Pritzker tours storm damage, signs flood relief bill expanding local Chicago programs
  • New law designed to reach trafficking victims at highway rest stops
  • Excess nutrients can lie dormant in soil for years before polluting rivers, study finds
  • Winning Powerball ticket sold in Quincy
  • Chicago Bears say Hammond “sole focus” for new stadium
  • Rep Eric Sorensen participates in Peoria panel to discuss affordability concerns
  • Service Employees Int’l Union puts $1.1M into school-board race effort as feud w Chicago Teachers Union escalates
  • New law to help provide opportunities to young voters
  • Students return to class in public schools posting poor results in reading, math, attendance
  • Urbana Mayor DeShawn Williams’ state of the city address highlights decrease in crime, plans to confront housing challenges
    Urbana Mayor DeShawn Williams’ state of the city address highlights decrease in crime, plans to confront housing challenges
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