The Illinois Department of Public Health is launching a statewide initiative in recognition of National Women’s Health Week from May 11th to 17th. The theme this year is “Let’s Talk about Women’s Health: Uplifting Women in Their Health Journey.” The …
Illinois Valley Community College is set to honor sixty-eight graduates at its forty-fourth Annual Adult Education Recognition Event on May 21, 2025, at 6 PM. The ceremony will celebrate individuals who have completed GEDs, citizenship courses, or career …
Related Research American electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian plans to expand its operations in Normal, Illinois. The approximately $120 million project is expected to create roughly 100 jobs. The investment will include the construction of a 1.2 million- …
Illinois is taking a major step forward in water infrastructure with the successful sale of Series 2025 Green Bonds. The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and the Illinois Finance Authority announced that the sale has generated a significant $544 …
The Illinois Department of Labor has announced a settlement addressing complaints of unpaid wages at Bulk Storage, Incorporated. Over $483,000 will be distributed to more than three dozen public construction workers following an investigation into wage …
POLK COUNTY, Fla.– A routine traffic stop in Winter Haven on Friday evening resulted in the arrest of a 39-year-old man found to be wanted on an outstanding warrant out of Cook County, Illinois. According to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office (PCSO), …
It's time to put your thunderstorm goggles back on because a new outlook from forecasters shows explosive storms will likely develop over all of Illinois late next week. I do normally check the NOAA Storm Prediction Center regularly, but Ryan Hall …
Mike Small will use the weekend to finalize his lineup for the NCAA Urbana Regional, but five of these six will hit the links at Atkins Golf Club next week, with the top four scores each round counting toward the Illini’s pursuit of another regional title. …
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker on Wednesday signed an executive order that he said will protect the medical data of residents in his state amid plans by the Trump administration to create a national autism database. The executive order restricts the …
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