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Illinois Senate Could Address Child Services Problems During Covid-19 Pandemic
Monday's hearing will be virtual and streamed online.
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Monday's hearing will be virtual and streamed online.
More than 1.4 million Illinoisans who have filed for initial unemployment benefits since the beginning of March.
The governor has left decisions on in-person instruction up to locally elected school board members.
Managing Editor Sandi Duncan says the Farmers' Almanac has "a pretty good track record" for predicting weather.
Illinois House committee looking into the ComEd patronage scandal is on ‘pause’ pending contact with U.S. Attorney.
Union membership has decreased in the state by more than 56,000 workers since 2017.
About 700 businesses applied to get one of the 75 licenses available in the state's upcoming license lottery.
Madigan was implicated in a deferred prosecution agreement federal prosecutors released in July.
The 2020 Census deadline is Sept. 30.
A dozen green energy advocates with the Sunrise Movement's Chicago chapter stood on Madigan's driveway on Chicago's south side Tuesday.
Northern Illinois University history professor Dr. Beatrice Howard draws comparisons between the coronavirus and Spanish Flu.
Students demand return to in-person learning, plus more news from Springfield.
The Illinois Department of Public Health classifies hockey in its highest-risk grouping for possibly spreading COVID-19 between players.
Thousands of the state's college students are testing positive.
Several state-regulated electric, water, sewer and natural gas utilities have voluntarily agreed to extend the moratorium on shut-offs.
A study by the Pew Research Center found nearly one in five American adults have moved due to COVID-19.
Proponents say proposal would provide tax relief; opponents said it opens the door to future tax hikes.
The Illinois Department of Transportation is looking for qualified people to apply for seasonal positions to help with snow and ice removal.
The pandemic forced hundreds of thousands of workers to telecommute, emptying trains and thinning out rush hour traffic.
Republicans are looking to investigate the ComEd bribery and patronage scandal that implicated Speaker Michael Madigan.