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New transit board approves reduced fare pilots

“New funding in the NITA Act and amended into the 2026 regional budget covers any lost fare revenue or administrative expense,” Kersten said. #transit #fare #centersquare

Bolingbrook Residents to Get Second Chance to Comment on Illinois American Water Rate Request

The Citizens Utility Board is encouraging customers to participate as the commission considers Illinois American Water’s request for an additional $129 million in annual revenue. #water #comment

Chicago Veterans Mark 15 Years of Utility Career Training Through UMAP

Over the past 15 years, the program has expanded to 38 cohorts and helped more than 700 veterans establish careers in the utility sector, according to the organizations involved. #veterans #umap

Darren Bailey Plans Texas Visit as Illinois Democrats Criticize Trump Alignment

Pepin criticized Bailey for associating with Trump while raising concerns about the administration’s policies on tariffs, immigration enforcement and foreign affairs. She also argued that Bailey should address the effects of those policies on Illinois residents. #darrenbailey #democrats #trump

Illegal Sports Betting Draws Scrutiny in Illinois Ahead of NFL Season

The group says illegal operators can leave bettors without protections available through licensed sportsbooks, including age verification, responsible-gambling resources and avenues for resolving disputes. #betting #sports #nfl

Corbett Calls for Overhaul of Illinois Ethics Oversight After Legislative Inspector General Departure

Corbett said the current system gives lawmakers significant influence over legislative ethics oversight and argued that a new structure should provide greater independence. #collingorbett #ethics

Preckwinkle, Yancy Endorse Jessica Biggs for CPS Board President

The endorsements add to a coalition that includes the SEIU Illinois State Council, several Chicago alderpersons, members of the Chicago Board of Education, state lawmakers, a Cook County commissioner, clergy and former Chicago Public Schools officials. #endorsement #cps

DuPage Sheriff Reports Dozens of Traffic Violations During Labor Day Enforcement

According to the sheriff’s office, deputies issued six seat belt citations, 10 speeding tickets and 23 citations for distracted driving during the enforcement effort. One person was also arrested for aggravated speeding. #dupagecounty #laborday

State audit finds child protection agency made progress, but was still noncompliant with 2020 law

Under the law that went into effect in January 2020, home safety checklists must be completed within 24 hours before a child returns home. #capitolnewsillinois #audit #children

Illinois students being failed by low academic standards, lawmaker says

“In those kinds of proficiency levels and scores for somebody that should be, you know, an eighth grader or high schooler, reading at a fourth-grade level is really a tragedy,” Deering said. #students #academics #centersquare

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