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Gov. JB Pritzker on Friday signed into law a measure that will allow for the limited development of new nuclear power generation technology in the state.
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An estimated one in four adults in Illinois who search the treasurer's unclaimed property database can claim on average one thousand dollars.
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Senator Bryant says this bill is critical because Chester is in danger of running out of drinking water sometime in the future.
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In the Spring, the students will come to the Capitol, be assigned legislative roles, and be given the chance to debate the bill they created.
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IHSA Executive Director Craig Anderson would see a little over 1000 eligibility rulings a year pre-pandemic. That number has increased to about 2000 a year.
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There is more focus on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and his working relationship with Gov. J.B. Pritzker.
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If a broken furnace does catch you off guard, don’t panic.
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Tylar Lewis must also register as a sexual predator for life.
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