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Chronic wasting disease detected in four additional Illinois counties

CWD is an always-fatal neurological disease that affects the long-term health of white-tailed deer in Illinois. #disease

Sen. Jones sent spending money to former intern before getting him job feds say was a bribe

He needed “some money coming in,” as he put it to a federal jury on Friday, and took Maani at his word that “work would come eventually,” though he’d never met the man and only ever had two phone conversations with him. #bribe

Chicago office vacancies continue to increase

“It's certainly bad news for taxpayers because as these property values go down in the big office properties, that means the property tax bills are going to grow higher for residential,” Dabrowski told The Center Square as the vacancy rates are up nearly 14% since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. #office

Pekin Man Convicted of Attempted Enticement of a Minor

Over two days of testimony, the government presented evidence to establish that from January 2023 to March 2024, Perkins communicated on an internet-based social media platform with an individual he believed to be a thirteen-year-old female, expressing multiple times that he wanted to engage in sex with her. #convicted

Rep. Sheehan’s Bill to Streamline Municipal Code Enforcement Passes House

“By simplifying the process for addressing code violations and ensuring fairness every step of the way, we’re helping municipalities focus on what matters most—serving their residents and improving their neighborhoods.” #code

Grammy award-winning Duo the Chainsmokers to Play the Illinois State Fair on August 15

“Bringing world-class talent like The Chainsmokers to the Illinois State Fair emphasizes our commitment to providing top-tier entertainment for fairgoers,” said Illinois Department of Agriculture Director Jerry Costello II. #fair

CTU Honors Legacy of Karen Lewis with Memoir Launch and Powerful Panel Discussion

“There was no blueprint, model or understanding of how powerful it could be to fight for children with community.” #panel

Crawford Bill Cracking Down on Predatory Telemarketing and Scammers Passes House Vote

"Little to no protections exist to protect our most vulnerable members of our community from the often fraudulent and alarmist telemarketing schemes they contend with on a daily basis," Crawford said. #scam

Prairie State College Uses Mobile Training Centers to Bridge Manufacturing Skills Gap

With the MTC’s, PSC brings education and training on the road, offering mobile training opportunities to existing employees of private firms and post-high school residents in the region. #manufacturing

DeLuca Plan to Help Adult Learners Meet College Vaccine Requirements Passes House

“Sometimes when adults choose to continue their academic journey, they run into unexpected hurdles with vaccine requirements because old records may not be available, such as when an old doctor’s office closes and paperwork can’t be tracked down,” DeLuca said. #vaccine

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