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Charles Rex Arbogast/APThe union that represents corrections officers at Pontiac prison is calling for the Illinois Department of Corrections to hire more officers after a Pontiac prison inmate stabbed a corrections officer two weeks ago. -
Kylon Hooks/Experts in the HIV field agree that that lack of trust contributes to people of color facing much higher rates of infection and death related to the disease.
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Central Illinois Republican party leaders say they expect a lot of interest in the appointment to the soon-to-be vacant 53rd Senate District seat that Jason Barickman is giving up at the end of the year.
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A Tazewell County judge says a lawsuit against former Reditus Labs executive Aaron Rossi will move forward, despite a reported federal investigation into the firm's business practices.
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The store was closed over the summer after complaints over asbestos removal procedures.
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One hundred and twenty Reditus Laboratories employees are losing their jobs.
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After renovations, the building is set to open in 2025 as the home of the UIS Innovation Center, one of 15 hubs of the Illinois Innovation Network.
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Joyce DeFauw, 90, of Geneseo, Illinois started her degree in 1951 and is finally ready to walk across the stage to collect it.
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Less than a month after winning an uncontested new term in office, State Sen. Jason Barickman of Bloomington said Monday he'll resign instead of taking office again next year.
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A scathing report from the State Executive Inspector General shows a climate of hazing and sexual discrimination created a hostile work environment at the state prison in Pontiac, including stating there is reason for disciplinary action against 10 employees for discriminating against a guard who was perceived to be gay.
