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The law places limits on where immigration enforcement agents can detain people. It also gives those who believe their constitutional rights have been violated legal recourse.
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First-time gun offenders can earn a FOID card under new law
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Law also allows residents to sue immigration agents for violating constitutional rights
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Illinois public health officials agree the Hepatitis B vaccine is something that should continue despite a federal advisory committee's vote to end the recommendation.
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This winter good handwashing, using a hand sanitizer, wearing a mask and taking Vitamin C could help you ward off the flu.
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State board developing ‘numeracy plan’ to boost math competency statewide
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IDPH will now be able to form guidelines using a combination of the CDC’s guidance, recommendations from the World Health Organization and other medical and scientific disease prevention experts — and require that immunizations recommended by the state be covered by state-regulated insurance plans.
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Judge rebuffs suggestion that ending lawsuit over immigration agents’ use of force would preclude new claims
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Plan allows utility to offer price breaks for those with household incomes up to 300% of federal poverty level
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The Massey Commission held hearings and took testimony over a year and crafted a list of Calls to Action.
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This is the busiest shopping period of the year. That also brings risks to consumers as scammers are working to make sure you have an unhappy holiday season. Your financial and personal information is even more at risk.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker kicked off the year-long celebration at Navy Pier on the same date Illinois was admitted to the union in 1818.