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Advocates argue wait times are too long, babies at risk of falling behind
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The state of Illinois is asking for the end of court oversight of its system of care for people with developmental disabilities. But some advocates say it’s too soon.
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Illinois officials faced tough questioning Monday over the lease of a warehouse for file storage.The Legislative Audit Commission hearing also got at…
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Despite the federal government shutdown, Illinoisans will continue getting food aid through February.Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance…
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People with disabilities in Illinois said a recent change in state law is endangering their lives. The law limits their home-caregivers to working 45…
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Even though a state budget was finally passed earlier this summer - the process for payment is not automatic. Social service agencies are waiting on money…
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Gov. Bruce Rauner’s new rules restricting overtime pay for home health aids passed a major test Tuesday. Starting August 1, caretakers will be limited to…
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Gov. Bruce Rauner's administration announced Friday afternoon that a portion of a state mental health facility in Elgin will become a ward for prisoners…
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Sean Crawford talks with Tim Landis, Business Editor for the State Journal-Register.On this week's business report:* Rail consolidation: The Carpenter St.…
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A state audit has found that Gov. Pat Quinn's administration left behind tractors, a forklift, computers, and confidential patient and employee records…