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Dave Dahl

Morning news anchor, WTAX

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Local
2 weeks ago
Bill takes on algorithmic pricing

Two customers may pay different prices for the same product.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Three students will lead D-186 school kids

One from each high school will succed a single student trustee.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Rx price cap bill passes committee

Opponents say PDAB proposal lacks organization.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Pritzker wants ‘fairer’ tax system, though voters rejected graduated proposal

The governor says he and Chicago’s mayor are friends despite public spat.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Official state sandwich? No beef about this one

A bill to make the Italian beef Illinois’ official state sandwich has passed the IL House.

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IL State News
2 weeks ago
Pritzker: Data centers are here to stay

The governor says available solar power has grown exponentially just during his time in office.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Session nears home stretch

Turner likes downtown development bill, but McClure says the Wyndham has to be the first priority.

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Local
2 weeks ago
Jerome TIF district would affect District 186

Village is willing to give the school district 25 percent of its TIF revenue.