News Around Illinois - January 21, 2020
Peoria and Champaign compete for HS sports tournament; Police officer charged after fatal crash; African-American work honored in museum.
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Peoria and Champaign compete for HS sports tournament; Police officer charged after fatal crash; African-American work honored in museum.
New Illinois Senate President selected; Two universities partner to bring higher ed to downtown Springfield; DNA test confirm coyote bite
Danville and Urbana plan activities to honor civil rights icon Martin Luther King, Jr.
Illinois' Senators Help Pass USMCA Deal; University of Illinois votes to increase tuition; Confirmation of a tornado touchdown.
Illinois' students can now use medial marijuana in school; Senators call for Army investigation; Billionaire presidential endorsement
The House holds its long-awaited vote Wednesday to send to the Senate the two articles of impeachment against President Trump that lawmakers approved last month, setting the stage for a Senate trial to begin next week.
Governor Pritzker pushes for clean-energy laws and red-light cameras while another lawmaker wants people to buy Cannabis in Illinois with more than cash.
Six Democratic presidential candidates are debating in Iowa on Tuesday, less than three weeks from the caucuses there. NPR reporters are providing background and analysis of the candidates' remarks in real-time.
Illinoisans planning for Women's March; company to switch to Cannabis; Lawmaker criticizes SNAP changes.
Soldier from Illinois Killed In Afghanistan; Voters accidentally sent extra registration cards; Birth certificates for Transgender Fathers will be updated.