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Illinois EPA Launches $4.4M Grant Program to Combat Water Pollution

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency is offering a combined $4.4 million in funding for watershed management planning and implementation projects. This initiative targets nonpoint source pollution, such as runoff from farms and urban areas, aiming to enhance water quality statewide. Eligible projects can include ...
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Saline County Solar Workers Receive $85,000 in Unpaid Wages After State Investigation

In Saline County, the Illinois Department of Labor has secured over $85,000 in unpaid wages for 17 workers employed on a local solar project. The investigation targeted contractor D and D Electric, which was found to have violated the state’s Prevailing Wage Act. In ...
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Bipartisan Bill Seeks to Strengthen National Weather Service Amid Staffing Shortages

Congressional leaders from both parties have joined forces to address critical staffing shortages at the National Weather Service just as hurricane and severe weather season ramps up. The newly introduced Weather Workforce Improvement Act aims to give the agency direct hiring authority, enabling faster ...
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Prepare Your Pets for Emergencies This June with Expert Tips from Illinois Emergency Management Agency

June is Pet Preparedness Month, and the Illinois Emergency Management Agency is encouraging pet owners to plan for emergencies. Officials recommend creating a kit with food, water, and medications for your pets, along with keeping up-to-date photos and medical records. Arranging for someone to ...
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Illinois Healthcare Data Breach Affects Hundreds of Residents

The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services has disclosed a data breach impacting 933 people, including 564 residents of Illinois. According to officials, the breach stemmed from a phishing campaign that targeted agency employees, leading to unauthorized access to emails and documents. State ...
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Illinois Waterfowl Blind Drawings Announced for Hunters

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources has announced dates for its annual waterfowl blind drawings, giving hunters across the state a chance to secure a spot at public hunting areas. Participants are required to register in person at designated sites, bringing along the necessary ...
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Illinois Gaming Board Unveils New Licenses and Bids Farewell to Chairman

The Illinois Gaming Board has introduced new gaming licenses and updated regulatory measures during its latest meeting. Chairman Charles Schmadeke, presiding over his final session, guided the board through the approval of several key licensing decisions. The board also issued a reminder to residents ...
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Illinois Raises Awareness for Elder Abuse Prevention on June 15, 2025

Illinois will mark Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, highlighting the urgent need to protect older adults. The state’s Department of Aging is calling on residents to recognize the warning signs of abuse, which can include unexplained injuries, sudden behavioral changes, or withdrawal ...
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Illinois Awards $23 Million in Clean Energy Grants to Boost Underserved Communities

Governor JB Pritzker has announced that 27 recipients will receive a total of $23 million through Illinois’ Equitable Energy Future Grant Program. This funding, part of the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, supports clean energy projects and workforce development in disadvantaged communities. The Governor ...
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Illinois Reaffirms Emergency Abortion Access Amid Federal Changes

Illinois leaders have issued a clear directive reinforcing the rights of pregnant women to access emergency medical care, including abortion services, in critical situations. This renewed stance comes in response to the rollback of federal safeguards by the previous Trump administration. Under newly approved ...
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Illinois Invests $500 Million to Transform Idle State Properties into Economic Hubs

Illinois is set to revitalize unused state properties with a record-setting $500 million investment under Governor JB Pritzker’s seventh balanced budget. The “Surplus to Success” program will channel $300 million into preparing five major idle properties—including former correctional and developmental centers—for private development. An ...
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Illinois Nuclear Energy Expansion Boosted by Meta-Constellation Agreement

Springfield, IL – A newly announced 20-year power purchase agreement between Meta and Constellation for energy from the Clinton Clean Energy Center is drawing praise from State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris), who says the deal highlights why Illinois must lift its remaining ban on building ...
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