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IL State News
2 months ago
Chinese supercomputer displaces US machines as world’s fastest for first time since 2017

El Capitan, at the U.S. government’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, now ranks second, ahead of two other U.S. supercomputers at national laboratories in Tennessee and Illinois.

Building construction of house - Timber framing stage of a new residential home attic construction using trusses for roof structure. A construction site set against a clear blue sky.
Local
2 months ago
Organization applauds extension of affordable housing-related tax credits

The tax credit’s extension has, before now, only happened in five-year increments.

Local
2 months ago
Illinois junk fees ban arrives on Pritzker’s desk

Sponsors said junk fees cost an average family of four $3,200 annually.

ADM Decatur
Local
2 months ago
ADM to invest $103 million in improvements to Decatur facilities

Although ADM could have invested anywhere in the country, its roots run deep in Decatur.

Two real estate agents in gray suits stand outside a modern house with a 'For Sale' sign, discussing the property.
Local
2 months ago
How long does it take to buy a house in Springfield, Illinois in 2026?

Redfin Real Estate compiled data on how long it takes to buy a house in 2026 in Springfield, IL.

Local
2 months ago
Gas prices fall in Illinois over last week

Springfield gas prices range from $3.73 to $3.89 a gallon, according to GasBuddy.

A data center.
Local
2 months ago
Data center-related repeal; public still skeptical of Springfield council

Commenter says “tech bro billionaires” covet CWLP connections to the grid.

Diesel fuel nozzle inserted into a yellow van's fuel tank at a station
Local
2 months ago
Springfield schools business manager: When bidding out bus fuel, it’s all about the markup

The sellers’ profit margins are really what are up for bid.

A scene at the station where SNAP users can swipe their EBT card for Link Match vouchers at the Logan Square Farmers Market in Chicago (Medill Illinois News Bureau photo by Molly A. Wallace)
IL State News
2 months ago
Federal cuts are hitting Illinois food assistance recipients — and the farmers who feed them

Changes to SNAP eligibility are cutting benefits for hundreds of thousands of Illinois residents and hurting small farmers who support them.

Halved peach with bright orange flesh and red pit on a metal platter, surrounded by whole peaches in a still life setting.
Local
2 months ago
Sweet corn, stone fruit and strong opinions: What Instacart orders reveal about Illinois’ summer produce season

Instacart reports on how summer produce preferences in Illinois compare with the rest of the country.

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