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Illinois State Police Troop 2 May 2025 Traffic Enforcement Results

Illinois State Police (ISP) Troop 2 Commander, Captain Jason Dickey, announces the results of Alcohol Countermeasure Enforcement (ACE) patrols in La Salle and Rock Island counties during March. These ACE patrols allowed the ISP to focus on preventing, detecting, and taking enforcement action in ...
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Congressman Eric Sorensen Opposes GOP Billionaire Tax Break Bill

WASHINGTON, DC - Today, Congressman Eric Sorensen (IL-17) voted no against Republican’s partisan big billionaire bailout that makes massive cuts to the SNAP food assistance program and Medicaid health insurance to pay for a huge tax break for billionaires.“I voted no against a partisan ...
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Illinois College Students Drive Community Change Through Literature-Inspired Project

At Illinois Valley Community College, English professor Nora Villarreal has sparked student engagement with a project inspired by the novel 'Parable of the Sower.' Over the past three semesters, 140 students have taken classroom lessons into the community, volunteering, raising funds, and advocating for ...
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Illinois Senator Secures $3.34 Million for Pedestrian and Bicycle Path Projects

State Senator Li Arellano Jr. has announced nearly $3.34 million in funding for pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure projects across the 37th Senate District, part of the Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program. The Village of Walnut will receive $357,144 to create a new, continuous 10-foot-wide multi-use ...
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Illinois Officials Urge Water Safety as Child Drowning Deaths Rise

The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is calling on parents and caregivers to keep a close watch on children near water this summer. Tragically, 19 children across Illinois have lost their lives to accidental drowning already in 2024, in locations ranging from ...
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Illinois Well Owners Urged to Test Water for Harmful PFAS Chemicals

Illinois health officials are urging residents with private wells near 57 affected community water systems to test for PFAS, a group of man-made chemicals. Elevated levels have been detected in these water supplies, prompting concern from the Illinois Department of Public Health. PFAS have ...
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Remembering Dr. Alfred Wisgoski, A Legacy of Leadership and Innovation at Illinois Valley Community College

Dr. Alfred Wisgoski, who led Illinois Valley Community College from 1974 until 1996, has died at the age of 93. During his tenure, Dr. Wisgoski was instrumental in fostering both academic innovation and technological upgrades, supporting student achievement and institutional growth. Colleagues highlighted his ...
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Emma Augustine Shines with Dual Honors in Illinois Valley Softball

Illinois Valley Community College celebrates standout softball player Emma Augustine, who recently earned impressive dual honors. Augustine has been selected for both the NJCAA Region 4 All-Region Team and the Arrowhead Conference All-Conference Team. Her performance at the plate has been a driving force ...
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Lawmakers Push for Rate Stabilization Illinois Electricity Bills Surge

Illinois residents could soon see higher electricity bills, with Ameren and ComEd customers both facing rate increases this summer. Ameren bills are expected to jump nearly $9 to about $46 a month, while ComEd bills could rise by more than $10 to $118.60 monthly. ...
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Illinois Passes Bill to Enhance Public Health Education and Awareness

Illinois lawmakers have unanimously approved a two-part measure aimed at boosting public health awareness. Sponsored by State Representative Dan Swanson, Senate Bill 1814 addresses the dangers of amniotic fluid embolisms during childbirth by requiring the Department of Public Health to provide more training and ...
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Illinois Black Bear Sightings Prompt Safety Guidance and Tracking Efforts

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is monitoring multiple reports of a black bear seen roaming St. Clair County this week. While bear sightings in Illinois are typically uncommon, officials say summer months can bring the animals across state lines in search of food ...
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Illinois Senators Urge Governor Pritzker to Reevaluate Cuts to Disability Support Services

A group of Illinois state senators is urging Governor JB Pritzker to rethink planned reductions to Direct Support Professional hours for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Lawmakers caution that cutting 900,000 care hours may wipe out more than 400 jobs and leave community-based ...
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