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Illinois Broadband Grant Information Meeting Being Held at WIU

Western Illinois University is partnering with the Illinois Office of Broadband to host an informational session on state broadband infrastructure grants. Officials and experts will be on hand at 1 p.m. Wednesday, February 5th, at Stipes Hall 501 to share information on the Illinois Digital ...
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Chesney Champions Legislation Prohibiting the Adoption of Policies that Hinder Federal Deportation Efforts

State Senator Andrew Chesney (R-Freeport) stood with two of his Senate Republican colleagues on Tuesday to unveil legislation that addresses flawed laws that allow illegal immigrants who commit violent crimes to remain in Illinois communities. Joining Chesney in the Capitol Press Room on Tuesday ...
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Lawsuit Filed by House Republicans to Remedy Extreme Partisan Gerrymandering

House Minority Leader Tony McCombie (Savanna) was joined by State Representatives Ryan Spain (Peoria) and Dan Ugaste (Geneva) for a press conference in the State Capitol to discuss their latest litigation effort to combat legislative gerrymandering. McCombie, in her official capacity, filed a lawsuit ...
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Fritts Appointed to Six Committees for 104th G.A.

State Representative Brad Fritts (R-Dixon) was appointed to serve on six committees for the 104th General Assembly: Appropriations: Personnel & Pensions Committee, Energy and Environment Committee, Judiciary – Civil Committee, Labor and Commerce Committee, Transportation: Rail Systems, Roads, and Bridges Committee, and Transportation: Vehicles ...
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Sterling Man Shows Up for Court Date and is Arrested

Eric J. Blackhawk, a 41-year-old Sterling resident, was recently arrested at the Whiteside County Courthouse where he was scheduled for a hearing related to multiple drug and weapons charges. This latest arrest follows a new indictment by a statewide grand jury on two counts of ...
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WIU Taking Part in Direct Admission Initiative

Western Illinois University is among the first group of Illinois public universities to participate in an initiative to make admission easier for prospective students. Through the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE), the state has contracted with the Common App to begin the Direct Admission ...
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Candice Murrell-Cannon Joins Behavioral Health Team at Memorial

Memorial Medical Clinics has expanded its Behavioral Health team by welcoming the highly experienced Candice Murrell-Cannon, known to many as "Candy Cannon." With over 25 years dedicated to mental health and counseling, Cannon specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and managing substance use disorders. Her practice ...
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Morrison Community Hospital Expansion Begins with Temporary Road Closur

The east end of East Knox Street in Morrison will be temporarily closed for a week starting Wednesday, January 29th. This closure, from North Jackson Street to the west drive of Morrison Community Hospital, supports the hospital's facility expansion. Motorists are advised to seek ...
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Schuyler County Sheriff Report

Schuyler Co Sheriff Bill Redshaw reports the following activity in Schuyler Co for the week of January 20-January 27 Jan 21 Christopher Crow of Rushville was arrested on a Schuyler Co No Bond Warrant Jan 22 Charles Farwell of Rushville was driving a 2017 GMC Sierra and struck ...
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WIU Office of Public Safety Report

The crime log incidents posted may not match the crime statistics as reported in the Annual Campus Security and Fire Safety Report per the federal Clery Act, as the crime log is compiled using the Illinois Crimes Code and the crime statistics are required ...
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Rep. Weaver Files Bill to Support Illinois’ Gold Star Families

State Representative Travis Weaver (R-Edwards) has filed legislation in the newly-formed 104th General Assembly aimed at supporting families who have lost a loved one killed in the line of duty. House Bill 1115 provides a property tax exemption for Gold Star Parents. “These parents have suffered the unimaginable ...
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Senator Andrew Chesney’s Column: Engaging With Your State Government

The 104th General Assembly is now in session, and in the coming weeks, thousands of bills will be filed in both the Illinois Senate and House of Representatives. These bills will shape the future of our state, with many reaching the floor for votes ...
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