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New survey results show rural residents are more worried than urban and suburban Americans about the impacts of data centers, especially when it comes to electricity costs and the changing use of farmland, as AI infrastructure expands.
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The laws expand eligibility requirements for low-income energy assistance and require new reporting on bill charges
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Suit seeks to block new taxes and licensing requirements set for July 1
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The funding was generated by a fee levied on pharmaceutical middlemen.
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The Interchange Fee Prohibition Act was set to take effect on July 1 but lawmakers voted to put it on hold for a year.
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Pritzker says he’ll sign legislation to regulate auto, homeowners insurance rates
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The proposal focuses on large-scale AI systems capable of posing what the bill defines as “catastrophic risk,” including cyberattacks, biological weapons development, major infrastructure threats or autonomous criminal conduct.
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Supporters said the legislation is partly intended to help smaller cannabis operators and social equity businesses that entered Illinois’ legal marijuana market after legalization in 2019 but continue facing steep operational and regulatory costs.
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Perspectives Counseling Services LLC Chitaia Stover, "I earned my Master’s in Social Work from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I help clients navigate neurodivergence, executive function differences, anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, identity issues, and life transitions."
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From research universities and national laboratories to manufacturing programs and community colleges, quantum-mechanics is attracting organizations across Illinois to become more involved in the mysterious technology.
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The measure aims to increase transparency and safety protocols around ‘frontier’ AI
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The State of Illinois will provide $2.6 million for design and implementation.