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The Illinois Arts Council board chair Nora Daley says despite the impact the arts aren't always considered in investment talks.
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More students could qualify for in-state tuition at Illinois colleges under a new law | First ListenThe law will loosen one of the requirements for paying in-state tuition by making it available to students who attended college in the state for at least three years
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Cooling centers are available throughout the state. More at Keepcool.illinois.gov.
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Cocktails to go is now law in Illinois.
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Researchers with Luxury Link analyzed data and found arriving flights to Illinois increase 18 % during the week surrounding Independence Day.
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The Jefferson County Sheriff's office says both of the individuals who died were in separate single-wide trailer homes.
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Petersburg, Blue Mound, Effingham, and Charleston among the cities hit hard by Wednesday's storms.
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Clayton Kuetemeyer, Deputy Director of Emergency Management for IEMA, shares best tips and practices as severe weather is predicted for central Illinois again.
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Hunter Pierce (Dean), JD Sonneborn (Dennis), and Natalie Jacobs (Ensemble) describe the show as full of love and fun.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed the state's eighth consecutive balanced budget.