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Weather Grounds Bailey Campaign Fly-Around; Virtual Rally Planned

The fly-around had been planned as a daylong tour aimed at energizing voters across several regions of Illinois as the campaign heads into the final stretch of the election season. #virtual #campaign #flyaround

Pritzker Urges Trump Administration to Release Funding for Great Lakes Protection Project

The project has been under administrative review since December 2025, and federal funds have not yet been released. According to the governor’s office, the administration has not provided a timeline for when the project may move forward. #project #greatlakes #funding

Joyce Pushes Bill to Speed Safety Reviews at Hazardous Will County Intersections

The legislation would require the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT), working with local agencies, to identify and conduct road safety assessments at the 10 most hazardous intersections on state-controlled roads in Will County located south of Interstate 80. #willcounty #safety #bill

Illinois Stewardship Alliance Promotes Local Food Infrastructure Grant Applications, Urges Continued State Investment

The grant program has attracted strong interest since its launch, according to the alliance, with previous funding rounds drawing significant demand from farmers and food businesses looking to expand operations and improve efficiency. #stewardship #program #food

Illinois EPA Announces Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events Across State

Items accepted at the collections include chemical cleaners, oil-based paints, paint thinners, antifreeze, motor oil, gasoline, kerosene, weed killers, insecticides, pesticides and other similar household hazardous products. Fluorescent and high-intensity discharge lamps will also be accepted. #collections #epa #spring

Spring Forward Safely: Illinois Fire Officials Urge Residents to Test and Replace Smoke and CO Alarms

If an alarm is not working or has expired, residents are urged to replace it immediately with a 10-year sealed battery model and practice a fire-escape drill with their families. #fire #alarms #spring

Illinois Encourages Taxpayers to Support Public Health Programs Through Voluntary Contributions

Illinois Department of Revenue Director David Harris said the program provides a straightforward way for residents to support important services while filing their taxes. #tax #health #program

Illinois State Museum to Highlight Women’s Stories from Route 66 in Virtual Centennial Event

The program is part of the Centennial Speaker Series, “Route 66 at 100 – An American Story,” a nationwide effort highlighting the cultural and historical significance of the highway as it approaches its 100th anniversary in 2026. #museum #women #route66

Illinois Reparations Commission Releases Landmark Report on Historic and Ongoing Harms to Black Residents

The commission released the report during the 100th anniversary year of Black History Month, noting the legacy of historian Carter G. Woodson, who founded Negro History Week in 1926. #landmark #report

Frerichs Honors Downstate Community Leaders at Black History Month Celebration

Frerichs said the recognition reflects the ongoing contributions of African American leaders throughout Illinois communities. #blackhistory #honors

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