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Financial impact of NCAA success is not easy to measure

The Fighting Illini men's and women’s squads both won 22 games and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament this season. #ncaa

Chicagoans to pay high price for government borrowing

After much discussion, a majority of city aldermen voted Wednesday in favor of the mayor’s $830 million borrowing plan for capital projects. #price

Illinois scientists develop sustainable fuel additive from plastic waste

Research scientist Hong Lu’s team at the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center produced ethylbenzene, a key SAF additive, from recycled polystyrene. #fuel

Chicago has ‘work to do’ despite lower violent crime numbers in 2024

Police reported an 8% reduction in homicides, a 7% reduction in shootings and a 4% reduction in shooting victims compared with 2023. #crime

24-hour pesticide notice, mosquito district laws take effect in Illinois

“$250 for the first violation, $500 for the second, and a thousand for the third or subsequent violation,” Faver Dias said. #newlaws

Defense to begin case after former state rep testifies in Madigan corruption trial

Prosecutors said they expect to rest their case Tuesday, and Madigan’s defense attorneys said they will be ready to start that day. #trial

U.S. Rep. to testify next at ex-Illinois House speaker’s corruption trial

The congresswoman is expected to follow lobbyist Nancy Kimme to the witness stand. #madigan

Cross-examination of former ComEd exec expected at Madigan corruption trial

Former ComEd executive and cooperating witness Fidel Marquez is expected to return to the witness stand after three days of direct testimony last week. #trial

Lawmakers recall former Illinois House speaker’s tactics ahead of corruption trial

Madigan and co-defendant Michael McClain are facing 23 counts of racketeering, bribery and official misconduct charges as part of a federal indictment. #

Chicago ranked fourth among major metros for biggest inflation problem

“Supply chain disruptions, energy prices and labor market issues, which could be anything from increased wages that are pushing up production, which is always a key to contributing to high consumer prices,” Lupo said. #inflation

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