While 140,973 college students in Illinois got monetary awards last year, Stephanie Zavala couldn’t apply…
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Illinois Environmental Protection Agency Discuss Strict Coal Ash Regulations
Robin Garlish and her family have never been able to freely open their windows in…
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Roosevelt Roundup: Making History
Getting revenge is sweet. Getting revenge twice in a matter of three days is even…
Moms Demand Action Aims to Change State Law Regarding Gun-Free Zone Signs
The front door of South Loop Elementary School bears two signs: one welcomes students and…
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Blazing Trails, Women in a Man’s World
It’s a man’s world, but these women have made a place for themselves and forged…
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Chicago Connects to Ukraine Beyond the Boundaries of Ukrainian Village
Chicago has a Ukrainian connection. There are more than 45,000 people who identify as Ukrainian…
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Bad Credit History of Licensed Workers Could be Removed from the Public Eye
Employers could be prevented from accessing the bad credit history of licensed workers under a…
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Smoke Free Vehicles Could Become a Law In Illinois
Concerned about children being exposed to secondhand smoke, some state lawmakers want to ban smoking…