FHN To Build New Family Healthcare Center In Jo Daviess County
“This new clinic will be a great addition to the Village of Stockton,” said Village President Rodney Brandt.
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Special Investigating Committee Demanded by Ethics Investigations Encircling Speaker Michael J. Madigan
The need for ethics reform in the face of bald-faced corruption is an issue raised continually from Northwest Illinois constituents.
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COVID-19’s Economic Shock Exposes Urgency To Fix Illinois’ Largest Problem
The elephant in the room is getting larger.
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Exelon Plans To Close Two Illinois Nuclear Plants In 2021
The two closures are not related to the lack of action by the Illinois Legislature, Exelon said in a new release, but the company said two more facilities, in Braidwood and LaSalle, are now considered “high risk” because of the state’s hesitance to construct a local wholesale energy market for the plants to sell their energy on.
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Jacob Blake’s Mom “Disgusted” By Rioters Destroying Kenosha, Apologizes To Trump
“People shouldn’t do it anyway, but to use my child or any other mother or father’s child, our tragedy to react in that manner is just not acceptable. And it’s not helping Jacob.”
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61 charged in 49 cases since launch of Operation Legend in Chicago
The initiative was named to honor of four-year-old LeGend Taliferro.
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Illinois Town Will Not Require Masks Within City Limits
“I have no problem with people wearing a mask, but it is their choice, not the government’s to dictate it,” Alderman Greg Steffen said.
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The True Victims of the Chicago Riots
Insecure property rights harm the most vulnerable.
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Gov. Evers orders mask requirement for all of Wisconsin
The mask requirement means people must wear a mask while inside stores, restaurants, shops, office buildings, and all other indoor public spaces.
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Milwaukee police chief looks to National Guard for DNC security
Police departments across the state are not comfortable sending their officers to Milwaukee after city leaders there banned the use of tear gas and pepper spray.
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Highland among other regional community colleges to partner with Rockford University to offer degree completion opportunities
The collaboration between the institutions facilitates the easy transfer of credits from Highland Community College to the degree completion program at the PURI School of Business at Rockford University.
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Wisconsin Reports Record Number Of Negative Coronavirus Tests, Hospitalizations Plummet
Overall, Wisconsin’s daily positive-test rate fell on Wednesday, down 4.8 percent.
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Chicago Violence Continues With Mass Shooting At A Funeral Tuesday Afternoon
As of mid-July, the city has reported 385 murders, a 48 percent increase from the same period in 2019,.
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Report Indicates 150 Federal Officers To Deploy In Chicago This Week
Trump said the Democratic leaders in places like Chicago don’t want federal help because “they’re afraid” of the violent mobs.
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Facebook To Invest $800 Million In Illinois To Build Data Center
Construction on the 907,000-square-foot facility is expected to support more than 1,200 workers. It will be Facebook’s first data center located in Illinois.
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