Illinois Nurses, Hospital CEOs At Odds Over Patient Limits
Illinois lawmakers are being asked to decide whether nurses are dangerously overworked — and what to do about it.
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Local Elections In Central Illinois; ‘I Am ALS’ Founder Brian Wallach
Tomorrow is Election Day for many of Illinois’ cities and towns. Voters across the state will choose their local leaders with mayoral and city council races in some of our biggest cities. Including Chicago, Champaign and Springfield. Plus, we’ll revisit our conversation with Brian Wallach. He was diagnosed with ALS a little more than a year ago. Since that time, he’s been trying to raise $100 million to help find a cure for future generations.
Western’s New Board Sets Immediate Goal
Governor J.B. Pritzker announced seven new Western Illinois University new board members on Thursday, less than 24 hours before trustees met on Friday.
Three At-Large Champaign City Council Seats Attract Eight Candidates In April 2nd Election
The April 2 election gives voters in Champaign a chance to decide who will sit in three at-large city council seats for the next four years. They have eight candidates to choose from.
Danville’s Four Mayoral Candidates Present Cases For Fighting Crime, Boosting Economy
Danville voters will elect a mayor from a field of four candidates in Tuesday’s election. It could be Acting Mayor Rickey Williams, Jr., who was appointed to the post last October, when longtime mayor Scott Eisenhauer resigned to become Rantoul’s village administrator. Or it could be one of three challengers: Donald Crews, Steve Nichols or James McMahon.