A key challenge to solving the teacher shortage issue through political means is each successive year of data underscores the reality of this being a regional challenge.
The Alzheimer's Association releases its "Facts and Figures" report each year. This year, the focus is on the need for better coordination of care for those with Alzheimer's disease and for their caregivers.
Important to read the Auditor General's performance audit on the state's response to a COVID-19 outbreak at the Veterans Home in La Salle for yourself.
A recent poll reveals strong public support for initiatives such as funding free meals in public schools and summer job grants for youth, while also highlighting concerns about the cost of living and mixed perceptions of Illinois' direction.
The incident involving House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch's office and restrictions on speaking to a reporter about political matters stemmed from a report on a primary campaign, leading to controversy and questions about communication management and political power dynamics.
Holy Week is a reflective time for people of many faiths, and Palm Sunday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday are marked by tens of millions around the world. However, Holy Week in 1865 was a defining period in American history.
As the winter weather wanes and warmer temperatures beckon for us to wander outside, now is a great time to be reminded of the health benefits of getting outdoors and pursuing an active lifestyle.
The Local Food Infrastructure Grant program in Illinois, launched with $1.8 million after a legislative attempt stalled, received overwhelming response with almost 250 applicants submitting proposals for over $23 million, leading to 19 projects being awarded grants.
The ongoing legal debate concerning a new state law limiting lawsuits mounting constitutional challenges is layered and confusing – which might be the point.