Illinois News Roundup - January 26, 2024
Our local news check-in includes discussions on the Davenport partial building collapse from last spring, Normal Mayor Chris Koos' confirmation to the Amtrak Board, and more.
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Our local news check-in includes discussions on the Davenport partial building collapse from last spring, Normal Mayor Chris Koos' confirmation to the Amtrak Board, and more.
A string of misconduct allegations have followed Tyler from his first policing job in the south Chicago suburb of Markham, through his time at the Illinois State Police, according to documents obtained by the Invisible Institute and IPM News.
An author has taken a detailed look at a campaign for the Illinois Statehouse from 1990, and the lessons it holds for us today.
Illinois Senate President Don Harmon speaks to us about the work being done in the General Assembly this year, and how lawmakers weigh in on current issues.
The Champaign-Urbana Public Health District and local group Advocates for Aging Care have launched a survey to help identify the state of senior services in Champaign County.
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