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As outrage and protest against police brutality and racial injustice has spilled into the streets of cities across the country, several Black Illinois…
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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a law Wednesday aimed at bringing more young people into the civic conversation.High schoolers of legal age to vote…
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The photos or videos you store in “the cloud” aren’t actually up in the air. They’re in computer systems housed in hundreds of vast buildings across the…
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People with criminal records could soon have better luck getting jobs in health care.It’s already legal for someone with a record to work in the health…
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As Illinois abortion rights groups celebrated Wednesday's signing of the Reproductive Health Act, they’ve already got their eyes on what’s next: repealing…
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An Illinois state senator is renewing a call for gun control legislation after personally witnessing a shooting this week.Sen. Elgie Sims was at Orland…
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When school districts outside of Chicago negotiate contracts, they do so with the assurance that the state will pick up the tab on pensions. To control…
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After last year’s historic violence in parts of Chicago, a group of state legislators are once again pushing for tougher gun possession laws.The proposal…
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Campus communities in the state feel the consequences of drastic higher education cuts. Editor's note: The state is once again without a spending plan for…
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In January, the Illinois prison population was down by more than 2,500 inmates over a year earlier. But that’s still a long way off from Gov. Bruce…