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Illinois could become the second state in the nation to fully decriminalize transmission of HIV. A measure is under consideration at the statehouse. Rep.…
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As we close the book on 2019, we thought we’d take a few minutes to listen back to what has been a most consequential year in Illinois government and…
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After NPR Illinois and ProPublica found that several University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign professors who violated policies were allowed to quietly…
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Some Illinois lawmakers want to make it easier for worker cooperatives to grow.Co-ops allow their employees to also be the owners. But state law doesn’t…
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Erin Cetindag and Delaney Flattery stopped by the Sangamon County building to vote early on a recent Saturday. The two college students were home in…
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A new panel will look at how to curb sexual harassment and abuse of campaign workers. It follows scrutiny of the Democratic Party of Illinois.In response…
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Legislation aims to improve working conditions for temporary workers as the need for them increases.Isaura Martinez was working at a Bolingbrook factory…
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Flint, Michigan's discovery of lead-laced drinking water has inspired Illinois lawmakers to look for similar problems here. A measure approved by the…
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Illinois residents will have to be proactive about registering to vote. A bill that would have automatically registered voters died Tuesday. Automatic…
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The Illinois Supreme Court is committing to a redesign of pretrial justice procedures, the system in place to deal with individuals from the time they're…