• Mississippi Valley Fair announces 2027 line-up. . .
  • Deere hiring 400 workers, recalling 275 more at Iowa, Midwest facilities. . .
  • New youth-led QC doc offers new perspective on river. . .
  • “If the River Were a Woman” doc. . .
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  • State launches new program to provide food benefits to people who lost SNAP
  • Joining Chicago mayor’s race, Sec of State Alexi Giannoulias casts himself as a coalition-builder
  • Are sewer geysers the new norm in Chicago?
  • Thanks to gerrymandering, over 90% of recently-passed bills in Illinois were sponsored by one party
  • Report finds “pattern and practice” of sexual harassment by ex-Rep Harry Benton
  • Chicago School Board approves budget that reverses lay-offs, but counts on shaky state funds
    Chicago School Board approves budget that reverses lay-offs, but counts on shaky state funds
  • New Chicago History Museum president looks to future
  • At Spunky Bottoms, an Illinois River wetland’s resilience is on display
  • Cuts to state school mental-health programs blocked
  • Imani Village brings senior housing w style to Cottage Grove Avenue
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