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Illinois quick hits: More migrants could be headed to Chicago; 3 injured in horse buggy crash; White Sox eye relocation

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More migrants could be headed to Chicago Chicago could...

Illinois quick hits: Temps to rise above 100; luxury store robbers sought

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Cooling centers to open as temps to rise above 100 ...

Classes begin this week at many colleges and universities in Illinois

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(The Center Square) – College campuses around Illinois were bustling Monday as classes began for many schools. ...

Illinois quick hits: Study: 15% of Illinoisans report excessive drinking; normal to host NAACP conference

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Communities consider tax incentives for new housing Rockford and...

Illinois school official sounds alarm over personnel shortage as school begins

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(The Center Square) – As school districts across Illinois prepare to welcome back students, a school official is raising concerns regarding a lack of...
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IL legislators adjourn veto session as some warn about ‘risky lame duck’

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(The Center Square) – Illinois legislators are done for...

DOJ suspends DEA searches at airports over civil rights concerns

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The U.S. Department of Justice told the Drug Enforcement...

Secretary of State investigation underscores lack of citizenship verification to vote

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(The Center Square) - A recent Secretary of State’s...

Illinois quick hits: Regulators slashes Aqua Illinois’ rate increase; hunters reminded to not use drones

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Regulators slashes Aqua Illinois' rate increase ...
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Proposed Seattle capital gains tax fails to pass, but may come back next year

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(The Center Square) – The Seattle City Council has...

IL legislators adjourn veto session as some warn about ‘risky lame duck’

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(The Center Square) – Illinois legislators are done for...

DOJ suspends DEA searches at airports over civil rights concerns

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The U.S. Department of Justice told the Drug Enforcement...

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