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As Ag Communities Recover After A Long Year, Advocates Think About Mental Health
Julie Kreikemeier has been wondering how to ask a simple, but loaded question: how are you doing, really?
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Are Predictions Of A Recession Overstated?
A new report from the Illinois General Assembly suggests concerns about the economy might be overblown.
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Illinois Men Hold Off Nicholls State In OT; Women Roll Against Chicago State
Andres Feliz scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds and Illinois beat Nicholls State 78-70 in overtime on Tuesday in a season opener for both teams.
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Rantoul Village Board Agrees To Hold Vote On Cannabis Business Ban
A ban on cannabis business establishments in Rantoul will come up for a final vote at next Tuesday’s village board meeting. Rantoul trustees agreed at Tuesday night study session to move a proposal forward to block any businesses involved in selling, growing, processing or transporting marijuana.
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Nick Offerman On Masculinity, Megan Mullally And Not Being Ron Swanson
Nick Offerman is a comedian, actor, musician and woodworker — but he is not Ron Swanson from “Parks and Recreation.”
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How A Plan To Help Illinois’ Teacher Shortage Made The Paraprofessional Shortage Worse
If you’re not sure who paraprofessionals are, you might know them better as instructional assistants or aides.
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Fire And Police Pension Consolidation Bill Before Illinois State Lawmakers
State lawmakers are now formally considering legislation to pool the resources of nearly 650 local Illinois police and fire department pension funds.
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After Taking The Weekend To Reconsider Retirement, Shimkus Confirms He Won’t Run In 2020
U.S. Rep. John Shimkus, R-Collinsville, has made up his mind on a 2020 re-election bid. He’s staying out.
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More Young People Are Getting Skin Cancer — And That Troubles Doctors
The deadliest form of skin cancer is becoming more common in children and young adults.
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Refugees Help Bridge Healthcare Gap In Their Communities
Figuring out America’s healthcare system can be hard for anyone. It can be especially challenging for refugees, who often face significant language and cultural barriers. But one group is trying to bridge that gap by training refugees as health navigators in their own communities.
