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The National Weather Service has issued preliminary storm damage reports.
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The Illinois House passed a bill requiring high schools to provide an opportunity for eligible students to register to vote. Some Illinois Republicans have concerns about the lack of parental involvement and the influence of partisan politics in schools.
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Darren Bailey has moved into an apartment in Chicago as he seeks to improve his outreach to voters in the state’s most populous region.
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While artificial intelligence industry donors spent big in Illinois primary elections, lawmakers continue debating the best way to regulate the industry with primary concerns over privacy and consumer protection.
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Environmental organizations fear these changes could extend the lives of coal-fired power plants
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Rep. Lashawn Ford said he is urging the UIS chancellor to settle the strike, which is nearing a third week.
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Overall cost of health plans expected to rise 9%, to $4.6 billion
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Voters approved the funding mechanism for the board last month.
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Findings: Department violated state’s purchasing process, allows overtime pay for employees on leave
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Release orders for influential lobbyist, former ComEd CEO came hours after appeals arguments
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Illinois is one of only eight states with no statewide restrictions on cellphones in classrooms
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Following a lengthy transition period, Michelle Conger is embracing her new role as CEO of the OSF HealthCare system. Conger, who joined OSF in 1994, moved into the network’s top leadership position following Bob Sehring’s retirement early this month.