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Lawmakers moving dozens of measures as legislature enters final 6-week stretch
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Environmental organizations fear these changes could extend the lives of coal-fired power plants
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Measures expanding access to coupons, cash payments among 81 bills passed Thursday
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Appeals court hears arguments as former speaker nears 6 months in prison
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While there always complaints over property taxes, legislators have rarely tried to tackle the issue.
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UIS student leaders take their stories to the Capitol, lobbying lawmakers for higher ed funding — and learning advocacy starts with using your voice.
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The centers are considered the backbone of the internet, providing processing power for technology like AI and cloud computing. But they are also controversial.
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A plan to create more equity among campuses is running into opposition from the state's flagship university.
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More than 150 measures have moved thus far as House deadline approaches
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This forum unpacks how U.S. global strategy is shifting—and what that means. A more forceful, less predictable foreign policy is reshaping alliances, trust, and the world order.
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Four Democrats fought to replace outgoing Comptroller Susana Mendoza