Illinois Issues: What Can Save The Bees?
Bees are essential to our lives, yet they are dying by the thousands. Experts say there's no one solution for protecting them.
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Bees are essential to our lives, yet they are dying by the thousands. Experts say there's no one solution for protecting them.
A state Senate panel has approved a measure that would let undocumented students compete for financial help at Illinois’ 4-year universities.
Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed an executive order, creating a task force to look for waste, fraud and abuse in taxpayer-funded health care programs. The panel will also try to prevent waste in state and federally funded Medicaid and employee health insurance programs. Rauner says the cost of state-run health care programs increase when no one's acting as a watchdog.
One high school counselor says the budget uncertainty, particularly with the Monetary Award Program, or MAP grants, is pushing some students to attend college out of state.
A stalemate persists, as Illinois begins a tenth month without a budget. Legislators are back in Springfield after a spring break. They now have a few months to also find an agreement on a new budget, to cover next year.
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