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Adams Co. RSVP loses Federal funding

Adams Co. RSVP loses Federal funding

Mary Griffith

Will change name, not operate in Brown & Pike Counties.

Pike Co. IL man sentenced to Federal prison

Pike Co. IL man sentenced to Federal prison

by Scott Hardy

Anthony Westemeyer to spend 30 years in prison

JWCC President leaving for job in Quad Cities

JWCC President leaving for job in Quad Cities

by Scott Hardy

Dr. Bryan Renfro to become Chancellor at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges July 1.

BASF Palmyra plant gets state hazardous waste permit

BASF Palmyra plant gets state hazardous waste permit

by Scott Hardy

Based on application filed with MO-DNR in 2015

Adams Co. CAREs forms

Adams Co. CAREs forms

by Scott Hardy

Will focus on improving number of, quality of child-care providers

Carthage man found Guilty in 2020 Augusta shooting

Carthage man found Guilty in 2020 Augusta shooting

by Scott Hardy

Cody Johnson found Guilty in fatal shooting of Chris Ellington

Hannibal Regional gets OK for $7M linear accelerator in Kirksville

Hannibal Regional gets OK for $7M linear accelerator in Kirksville

by Scott Hardy

Request approved Tuesday by Missouri Health Facilities Review Committee

HVAC systems at QPS elementary schools "unacceptable"

HVAC systems at QPS elementary schools

Mary Griffith

Systems at all five schools leak freon, have suffered over 25 compressor failures in 18 months

Quincy man sentenced to 25 years in prison

Quincy man sentenced to 25 years in prison

by Scott Hardy

Glenn Wooden sentenced for having over 300 grams of meth

Monroe County murder trial delayed to 2025

Monroe County murder trial delayed to 2025

by Scott Hardy

Lyle Miller will now go on trial March 17

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Pritzker: Public safety 'under attack' by Trump; Chicago group: Governor is the 'threat'

(The Center Square) – Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker says public safety is under attack by the Trump administration.

Illinois quick hits: 17 corrections officers hospitalized over drug exposure

17 corrections officers hospitalized over drug exposure

Illinois Dems push banning cops from ticketing students for breaking school rules

(The Center Square) – Illinois state Rep. La Shawn Ford is again pushing to protect school kids at the forefront of his agenda.

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Karen Read prosecutor wants to block defense from blaming after-party guests, pet dog in opening statement

Prosecution motion filed in Karen Read case to limit defense strategy to blame law enforcement or dog for Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe's death.

Venezuelan migrant arrested in sanctuary city for 6th time in 13 months days after prosecutors drop charges

Chicago police have arrested a Venezuelan migrant for the sixth time in the past 13 months after he allegedly robbed a woman at gunpoint in the sanctuary city.

El Salvador president responds after Dem visits alleged MS-13 member and more top headlines

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Kane County part of voter wave saying ‘no’ to more taxes

Kane County voters sent a strong message by voting down a sales tax increase on April 1. They joined voters in several townships who asked for pension reform to control taxes and a town that rejected a grocery tax.

Bill targets homeschool study groups with big school rules

Homeschool co-ops in Illinois would face several new rules meant for larger schools, according to the Illinois State Board of Education. The ‘Homeschool Act’ sponsor says her bill isn’t quite dead yet.

Chicago makes it too hard to build dwelling units

Other cities unleashed small-scale housing. Chicago buried it in red tape. Now it’s hurting renters, seniors and working families.

Taxpayers’ pay over 2X rate Illinois workers pay for health insurance

A current union-negotiated contract with Illinois state government gives out-of-the-norm health benefits to government workers at very low cost. State workers’ share is far less than what private-sector taxpayers must spend for health coverage.