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Illinois forms state task force to address homelessness

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By Andrew Hensel The Center Square - July 26, 2023

(The Center Square) – A new law sets up a state-run task force with the aim of getting Illinois to "functional zero" homelessness. ...

Above normal temperatures raise concerns about Illinois’ corn and soybean crops

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By Kevin Bessler The Center Square - July 26, 2023

(The Center Square) – As the drought continues in Illinois and the highest temperatures so far this year looming, there are concerns about crop...

Illinois quick hits: Floridians arrested after high speed chase, Richton wants the Bears

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The Center Square - July 26, 2023

AFSCME contract agreed The state of Illinois and AFSCME...

Illinois quick hits: Heat wave brings cooling centers; hydrogen tax credit announced

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The Center Square - July 25, 2023

Heat wave brings cooling centers Cooling centers are opening...

Illinois’ new deal with AFSCME union to cost taxpayers an additional $620 million

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By Andrew Hensel The Center Square - July 25, 2023

(The Center Square) – The state of Illinois reached a new contract agreement with members of the AFSCME union that will cost taxpayers an...

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Helene: Fatalities up to 97; road closures down to 415

Black Chronicle News Service - October 25, 2024

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Helene: Fatalities up to 97; road closures down to 415

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(The Center Square) – North Carolina has a 97th...

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(The Center Square) — The Bossier City Council moved...

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(The Center Square) – A full year into the...

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