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Illinois cuts prison call costs; Oklahoma inmates, families still struggle – Journal Record
In Oklahoma, state prisoners and their families pay just under 20 cents per minute for phone calls, the nation’s ninth-highest rate as of 2019, according…
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Bill change would allow Illinois voters to lift rent control bans locally – The Southern
Bill change would allow Illinois voters to lift rent control bans locally Rep. Will Guzzardi, D-Chicago, introduces an amendment to House Bill116 Wednesday which would…
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Jury Convicts Bourbonnais Man for Enticement of a Minor – Department of Justice
PEORIA, Ill. – A federal jury deliberated for approximately one hour before returning its guilty verdict this afternoon against Timothy Lyle Dean, 38, of the…
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Bill change would allow voters to lift rent control bans locally – Capitol News Illinois
Rep. Will Guzzardi, D-Chicago, introduces an amendment to House Bill116 Wednesday which would allow local municipalities to consider rent control through local referendum (Credit: Blueroomstream.com)…
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Illinois officials react to Derek Chauvin’s conviction – khqa.com
Illinois officials react to Derek Chauvin’s conviction khqa.com
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Audit of Springfield’s Lincoln Museum shows gaps in internal controls – Kankakee Daily Journal
By SARAH MANSUR Capitol News Illinois SPRINGFIELD — Leadership at the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum assured state lawmakers Tuesday that its new policies…
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Illinois lawmakers ready to repeal $100 trailer fee hike, but Pritzker won’t let go of cash – Illinois Policy
A bipartisan bill to repeal a $100 hike on license plates for trailers has so many sponsors, it could pass the Illinois House. Still, the…
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Illinois receiving fewer vaccine doses this week – Daily Herald
Updated 4/20/2021 2:55 PM Illinois is expecting about 15% fewer COVID-19 vaccine doses this week than what providers statewide received last week. While providers around…
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Marketing executive Adrienne Nazon named to U of I System vice presidency – University of Illinois
Adrienne Nazon, a marketing and communications executive with more than three decades of experience in higher education and private industry, has been named the inaugural…
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It’s crunchtime in Springfield for small business – Chicago Daily Herald
Updated 4/19/2021 1:59 PM Springtime is upon us. As the weather improves and vaccinations increase, many small businesses are hopeful for a resurgent summer. The…