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Davis Wants To Know More About Alexander-Murray ACA Compromise
A congressman for central Illinois is watching the Senate carefully, as two Senators introduce a new proposal to reform the Affordable Care Act.
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Westfield Selected As Parkland Trustee
The Parkland Board of Trustees selected Jonathan Westfield to fill the seat vacated by Rochelle Harden, who resigned from the board earlier this month.
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In One Ohio County, Police Try Something Different: Door-to-Door Interventions For Drug Users
Like many areas in the Midwest, Ross County, Ohio is struggling to respond to a crisis of opioid addiction and overdoses. County officials there are trying a new, proactive approach: bringing drug interventions right to the doorstep of struggling addicts.
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Illinois Bond Sale To Help Pay $16bn Debts
The state of Illinois has taken another step toward improving its financial situation, selling $1.5 billion in bonds to help pay down the backlog of overdue bills.
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Natural Gas Spill Cleanup Continues
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources says Peoples Gas is still working to clean up a natural gas leak in rural Champaign County.
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Erik Jones Leads Fundraising Among Democrats in 13th Congressional District
A lawyer from southern Illinois is leading the money race among Democrats looking to unseat U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis in the 13th Congressional District next year.
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Illinois Issues: Land of Lincoln, New Jersey Compete For Worst Fiscal Condition
Illinois and New Jersey are in dire financial straits, but experts hope California's fiscal gains can be duplicated in those states now struggling.
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Residents, Lawyers Still Looking For Answers After Natural Gas Leak
More than 100 residents now know more about a natural gas leak in rural Champaign County, and lawyers representing homeowners with contaminated wells are looking for more answers.
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Carle Illinois College Of Medicine Gets Preliminary Accreditation
The University of Illinois’ new Carle Illinois College of Medicine has taken a big step forward by passing a major accreditation hurdle.
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How’s The Illinois Economy? For Rauner Administration, Depends On The Audience
Gov. Bruce Rauner has spent much of the past few years bad-mouthing the Illinois economy — saying his agenda would turn things around. But not everyone in his administration is sounding the alarm.
