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Friday, September 19
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Jennifer Russell
Congressman Sorensen Opposes GOP Funding Bill Citing Higher Health Care Costs for Americans
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement after voting against House Republicans’ partisan funding bill that will raise health care costs for millions of Americans.“In conversations with my neighbors, the number one issue on their minds is high prices and ...
Friday, September 19
by
Jennifer Russell
Congressman Sorensen Condemns Political Violence and Calls for Respectful Discourse in Politics
WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) released the following statement after voting in favor of a resolution before the U.S. House of Representatives condemning the political violence against Charlie Kirk and all forms of political violence.“Even though I disagreed with Charlie on many ...
Thursday, September 18
by
Jennifer Russell
Illinois Adopts STAR Tool Statewide to Advance Soil Health and Sustainable Farming
The Illinois Department of Agriculture has officially adopted the STAR Tool as its statewide standard for soil health assessment. This decision means all state-funded conservation programs will now use the system, supporting both sustainable agriculture and improved water quality. In Crop Year 2024, 498 ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Valley Community College Launches EKG Technician Certification Program with Hands On Training and Certification Exam Preparation
Illinois Valley Community College has announced a new EKG Technician Certification Program, spanning 50 hours. The curriculum includes anatomy, medical terminology, and practical EKG experience. Upon finishing the course, students become eligible to sit for national certification exams, paving the way for in-demand roles ...
Thursday, September 18
by
Jennifer Russell
Illinois Invests $2.3 Billion to Expand Affordable Housing and Support Thousands of Residents
The Illinois Housing Development Authority has announced a major investment of over $2.3 billion in affordable housing efforts across the state. This initiative enabled nearly 5,000 individuals to achieve homeownership and helped sustain thousands of rental units specifically for low-income families, seniors, veterans, and ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Leads Nation in Tornadoes as Officials Urge Residents to Prepare for More Severe Weather
Illinois stands at the top of the nation with 115 tornadoes reported so far this year, a pace well above average. Repeated bouts of severe storms and flooding have struck neighborhoods across the state, causing widespread disruption. In response, state Emergency Management officials are ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Launches Rail Safety Awareness Week to Prevent Train Crossing Accidents
Illinois is spotlighting rail safety with a dedicated awareness week aimed at preventing accidents at highway-rail crossings. Spearheaded by the Illinois Commerce Commission and Operation Lifesaver, the campaign features statewide events highlighting the importance of caution near train tracks. Officials are stressing that distractions ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Lowers Proficiency Benchmarks for Student Achievement Amid Debate
Illinois is changing the way it measures student achievement in its schools. The state board of education has approved new performance benchmarks that will allow more students to be classified as “proficient” in English, math, and science. For example, the required score for proficiency ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Lawmakers Push for Electronic Screening of Prison Mail to Protect Corrections Staff
Illinois House Minority Leader Tony McCombie has voiced strong support for House Bill 50, a new measure designed to boost safety for Department of Corrections staff. Championed by Representative David Friess, the legislation requires all incoming prison mail to be electronically scanned with drug-interdiction ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias Statement about The Passing of Former Governor Jim Edgar
Illinois is mourning the loss of Jim Edgar, revered for both his public service and his personal warmth. Edgar’s legacy endures through his commitment to the “Three C’s”: Civility, Compromise, and Compassion—values he saw as crucial to a healthy democracy. He championed the idea ...
Thursday, September 18
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Jennifer Russell
Bureau County Sheriff Report September 18, 2025
Time: 09/12/2025 - 05:40 Case: BCSD:25-008958 Location: 1200 N AVE/1625 E ST WYANET IL TRAFFIC ACCIDENT-PROPERTY DAMAGE Attending Units: BCSD:BU08,BCSD:BU07 DRIVER - Name: RICH JR, CLARENCE, W Sex: M Age: 65 Residing At: WYANET IL Disposition Response: RESOLVED Status: CLS Car vs DeerTime: 09/12/2025 - 11:12 Case: BCSD:25-008974 Location: 250 N AVE/1690 E ST BRADFORD IL TRAFFIC ...
Wednesday, September 17
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Jennifer Russell
Local Workshops Offer Nutrition and Fitness Tips for Stronger Bones
A local series aims to help residents boost bone health through nutrition and fitness. Nutrition and Wellness Educator Susan Glassman from Illinois Extension will lead "Eating for Bone Health" sessions, focusing on key nutrients beyond calcium, including daily requirements for vitamin D and other ...
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