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Illinois quick hits: Heat shutters schools in some parts of state; Demolition planned for suburban resort; People don’t think Chicago’s safe

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Heat shutters schools in some parts of state Schools...

Illinois home sales down considerably compared to same time last year

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(The Center Square) – The once red hot Illinois housing market continues to cool off. ...

Illinois quick hits: ISU professors rally over potential unionization; Eastland Disaster collection

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Library acquires Eastland Disaster collection The Newberry Library has...

Illinois quick hits: Joliet nurses strike; California men charged in cocaine bust

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Joliet nurses strike Hundreds of nurses have gone on...

Illinoisans prepare as record high temps descend on state

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(The Center Square) – Millions of people in Illinois and other parts of the Midwest are under heat alerts as the hottest conditions yet...
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Youngkin launches job initiative to support federal workers facing layoffs

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(The Center Square) — With thousands of federal jobs...

WATCH: Pennycuick raises questions about SEPTA safety

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(The Center Square) – Sen. Tracy Pennycuick, R-Red Hill,...

Supreme Court seat undecided after four months

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(The Center Square) – Just more than a week...

Audit finds former Monroe superintendent received extra retirement benefits

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(The Center Square) — An independent audit of the...
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Bill to make school bond approval easier in Washington state gains momentum

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Youngkin launches job initiative to support federal workers facing layoffs

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(The Center Square) — With thousands of federal jobs...

WATCH: Pennycuick raises questions about SEPTA safety

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(The Center Square) – Sen. Tracy Pennycuick, R-Red Hill,...

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