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Ald. Gregory wants data to show how effective the gunfire-detection program really is.
"We are here to encourage people to vote, period, No matter who they are voting for."
Candidates in line by 8 a.m. Monday have a chance to be first on the ballot.
John LaTessa started with WTAX roughly 25 years ago.
The event promoted early voting.
His death certificate comes from Rhode Island.
Reported violent crime is down 21 percent. Reported property crime is down 17 percent. Overall reported crime is down four percent.
Tuesday's debate was the only one Pritzker and Bailey will have.
Ald. Notariano wants to fund a mental health program.
The Miles of Possibility Route 66 Conference is in Springfield.
Camp Butler honors unaccompanied and unclaimed veterans.
Revenues are more than expected. Purchases are carefully considered.
The fairs were among the most affordable in the Midwest this year, according to Pritzker’s office.
Budzinski is frustrated that the administration delays or even revokes grants: "I think that's illegal."
"Springfield absolutely has benefited from (evidence-based funding). They've gotten millions and millions of additional new dollars that are flowing their way every year," said Steans.
29 days left until Election Day.
Board member says at six weeks, it's time for the buses to run on time.
Panleukopenia can be fatal and attack white blood cells in cats.
Beni Harmony has taken a job with the Trump Administration.
