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  • Amid global tariff war, Pritzker vows to be ‘stable’ trading partner with United Kingdom
    Economy | Government

    Amid global tariff war, Pritzker vows to be ‘stable’ trading partner with United Kingdom

    ByCapitol News Illinois April 9, 2025April 9, 2025

    In 2024, according to the governor’s office, Illinois exported more than $2.6 billion worth of goods to the U.K., making it the state’s eighth-largest export partner.

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  • Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hike
    Government | Health

    Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hike

    ByCapitol News Illinois April 8, 2025April 8, 2025

    Nursing home industry officials are urging Illinois lawmakers to increase the rates they receive from the state’s Medicaid system, arguing the current rates are outdated and are forcing many facilities around the state out of business.

    Read More Illinois nursing homes seek Medicaid rate hikeContinue

  • A large group of people at the start line of a race.
    Community | Health | Sports

    Tradition and Triumph: Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend celebrates its sixteenth year in April

    ByKimberly Schofield March 27, 2025March 27, 2025

    Tradition and Triumph is the theme for the 2025 Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend.

    Read More Tradition and Triumph: Christie Clinic Illinois Race Weekend celebrates its sixteenth year in AprilContinue

  • Two flags blow in front of a sky background. One is a flag with a yellow sun in front of a blue background with three stars. Green and white stripes are below the sun. The other is the flag of the United States with 13 red and white stripes and 50 white stars against a blue background.
    Arts & Culture | Community | Government | Politics

    A Champaign agency’s design is a finalist for the Illinois new state flag contest

    ByKimberly Schofield January 31, 2025January 31, 2025

    CHAMPAIGN — Nearly 5,000 designs were submitted for Illinois’ state flag contest, and Champaign-based Clanin Creative‘s design has made it as one of the top ten finalists. Morning Edition host Kimberly Schofield spoke with Clanin Creative’s director Scott Clanin and graphic designer Colleen Hayes about the design process — and why they feel Illinois could…

    Read More A Champaign agency’s design is a finalist for the Illinois new state flag contestContinue

  • A debate class could change the future of parole in Illinois
    Criminal Justice | Education | Race & Culture

    A debate class could change the future of parole in Illinois

    ByEmily Hays January 29, 2025February 3, 2025

    Incarcerated students drafted legislation that would allow those in prison a chance to turn their work, education and disciplinary history while incarcerated into freedom. 

    Read More A debate class could change the future of parole in IllinoisContinue

  • VIDEO: Pritzker addresses pause of federal funds to programs in Illinois
    Government | Politics

    VIDEO: Pritzker addresses pause of federal funds to programs in Illinois

    ByIPM News January 28, 2025January 28, 2025

    Governor JB Pritzker is holding a press conference to address President Donald Trump’s cuts to federally-funded programs and how it will affect Illinoisans.

    Read More VIDEO: Pritzker addresses pause of federal funds to programs in IllinoisContinue

  • A combine harvests soybeans.
    Agriculture

    The soybean is poised to become Illinois’ official state bean

    ByJim Meadows January 16, 2025July 21, 2026

    Lawmakers have put the soybean on track to become Illinois’s official state bean. The Prarie State is the top producer of soybeans in the U.S., with about a quarter of its land used for growing the crop.

    Read More The soybean is poised to become Illinois’ official state beanContinue

  • María Jiménez está con las manos en los bolsillos en un aparcamiento con un mural amarillo y morado de niños y familias.
    Education | Noticias | Politics | Race & Culture

    Qué hacen las familias de Illinois para prepararse ante el temor de ser deportadas durante el segundo mandato de Trump

    ByEmily Hays January 8, 2025January 8, 2025

    Las escuelas de la zona y organizaciones sin fines de lucro han estado organizando talleres para ayudar a las familias indocumentadas a aprender sobre sus derechos y qué hacer si son cuestionados.

    Read More Qué hacen las familias de Illinois para prepararse ante el temor de ser deportadas durante el segundo mandato de TrumpContinue

  • María Jiménez stands with their hands in their pockets in a parking lot with a yellow and purple mural of children and families.
    Education | Politics

    What Illinois families are doing to prepare amid fears of being deported during Trump’s second term 

    ByEmily Hays January 7, 2025January 16, 2025

    Area schools and non-profits have been hosting workshops to help undocumented families learn about their rights, and what to do if they are questioned. 

    Read More What Illinois families are doing to prepare amid fears of being deported during Trump’s second term Continue

  • minimum wage
    Government | Politics

    Illinois’ minimum wage to increase to $15 on Jan. 1, completing 6-year transition 

    ByCapitol News Illinois December 26, 2024December 26, 2024

    The minimum wage in Illinois will increase to $15 an hour on Jan. 1, completing a six-year transition period since the increase was approved in 2019.

    Read More Illinois’ minimum wage to increase to $15 on Jan. 1, completing 6-year transition Continue

  • Illinois State Capitol building
    Government | Politics

    Nearly 300 new Illinois laws take effect in 2025

    ByCapitol News Illinois December 23, 2024December 26, 2024

    They include digital driver’s licenses, salary transparency and health insurance changes.

    Read More Nearly 300 new Illinois laws take effect in 2025Continue

  • A white man stands behind a podium in a classroom. There is a SmartBoard and a white board behind him. The backs of two students' heads are in the foreground. A clock over the whiteboard says 1:54.
    Education

    Illinois teachers urging lawmakers to help them use artificial intelligence safely in the classroom

    ByEmily Hays December 13, 2024December 17, 2024

    A group of teachers have published a report through the nonprofit Teach Plus asking the General Assembly to provide guidance to schools “with urgency.”

    Read More Illinois teachers urging lawmakers to help them use artificial intelligence safely in the classroomContinue

  • Illinois ranks fourth for whooping cough cases nationwide
    Health

    Illinois ranks fourth for whooping cough cases nationwide

    ByIllinois Public Radio December 10, 2024December 10, 2024

    As of the end of November, 1,902 whooping cough infections were reported in Illinois this year.

    Read More Illinois ranks fourth for whooping cough cases nationwideContinue

  • Planned Parenthood Illinois
    Health | Politics

    Demand for abortion pills spiked in Illinois, countrywide after Trump reelection

    ByIllinois Public Radio November 19, 2024December 9, 2024

    Calls to Planned Parenthood Illinois surged 15% in the days immediately after the election, with wait times doubling to as much as 20 minutes.

    Read More Demand for abortion pills spiked in Illinois, countrywide after Trump reelectionContinue

  • Sean Grayson, who killed Sonya Massey, committed misconduct at prior jobs. Another one of his cases just got dropped
    Community | Criminal Justice

    Sean Grayson, who killed Sonya Massey, committed misconduct at prior jobs. Another one of his cases just got dropped

    ByIPM News November 18, 2024November 18, 2024

    Former Sangamon County Sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson, who killed Sonya Massey, was accused of misconduct while employed at Central Illinois police departments. Some whose complaints were disregarded are speaking up about the harm that could have been prevented.

    Read More Sean Grayson, who killed Sonya Massey, committed misconduct at prior jobs. Another one of his cases just got droppedContinue

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