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Two small towns in rural Illinois recently lost their Walmart stores -- more than three decades after the retail giant came in and pushed out mom and pop…
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Commentary: A North Shore suburban native reflects on the community's troubled racial history.In 1962, my parents adopted an infant girl who they named…
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Former and outgoing Illinois leaders offer suggestions for the man going to the mansion. With J.B. Pritzker on his way to the Illinois governor’s mansion,…
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The upcoming general election will decide whether Republican Bruce Rauner gets another term as Illinois governor or if the voters will choose to go with…
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A statewide series of forums this year found plenty of concern about the direction Illinois is heading. But we also found work is being done at the local…
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Voters this fall are choosing who will occupy the state’s two financial offices: treasurer and comptroller. Even during campaigns, these positions rarely…
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Secretary of State Jesse White has held the elected office nearly two decades. This year, his Republican opponent is questioning whether White will be…
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While debating, candidates offered no concrete suggestions for addressing fiscal problems but possibilities exist.In today's fevered political climate, is…
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Some experts say black women may bear the brunt if union membership declines or financial support lessens as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court decision…
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Like most states, Illinois is struggling with a severe teacher shortage. And, also like most states, that shortage is felt most profoundly in the area of…