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‘ComEd Four’ defendants set for sentencing more than 2 years after convictions
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There are warnings that some will lose health care and rural hospitals could close.
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Leaders warn lawmakers have little room to expand state programs
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It's a difficult task ahead as the state's general assembly is set to adjourn its spring session at the end of the month.
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Measures among dozens to advance as legislative session enters final stretch
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Matt Cohen is an attorney and founder of Matt Cohen & Associates. He specializes in special education, disability rights, and human services law. He spoke to Community Voices about the history of special education laws in Illinois, challenges that schools and families face, and gives his opinion on how the dismantlement of the Department of Education would affect education and kids with disabilities. Matt also gives advice on how families of children with special needs should navigate the school system. Learn more about the resources Matt Cohen & Associates have to offer here.
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Concerns over federal funding and the direction of the economy make this an especially challenging year for lawmakers.
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Officials quiet on other reform plan details, funding options for transit agencies
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Advocates say measures have been overused in some municipalities
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Crespo has been vocal critic of majority party’s budgeting process
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Move comes as lawmakers enter final two-week stretch of budget negotiations
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Ambassador Joseph Westphal is the former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and a longtime public servant. With a career spanning five presidential administrations and roles in the Department of Defense, State, Interior and more, Ambassador Westphal shared his insights from decades of experience in both government and academia with NPR Illinois. He also explained the role of American diplomats and the growth of Saudi Arabia’s culture and economy