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Gov. JB Pritzker speaks at an event at the Illinois AFL-CIO in Springfield on Aug. 14, 2025. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Jerry Nowicki)
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7 months ago
Pritzker sticking to proposal to fully fund pensions

Plan was introduced in 2024 but did not move forward in legislature.

ADM Decatur
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7 months ago
ADM 4Q earnings snapshot

ADM shares have climbed 18% since the beginning of the year.

Horace Mann sign at Springfield, IL headquarters
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7 months ago
Horace Mann Q4 earnings snapshot

The provider of auto and homeowners’ insurance for teachers and other educators posted revenue of $434.8 million in the period.

Ald. Shawn Gregory
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7 months ago
Ald. Gregory calls Ald. Carlson a “clown” and a “racist”

Ald. Gregory says Blacks are left out as council gives Growth Alliance $250K.

Democratic comptroller candidates Lake County Treasurer Holly Kim, Rep. Stephanie Kifowit, D-Oswego, Sen. Karina Villa, D-West Chicago, and Rep. Margaret Croke, D-Chicago. (Illustration and photos by Capitol News Illinois)
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7 months ago
Election ’26: 4 Democrats seeking to replace Mendoza as Illinois comptroller

Candidates offer various approaches to job with some pledging bold legislative agenda.

student loan
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7 months ago
Federal government halts involuntary student loan collections

The delay gives people who are delinquent or in default more time to find a rehabilitation plan or consolidate their loans.

Sarah Martin
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7 months ago
Matlin named Memorial Health Chief Strategy Officer

Matlin will help guide the strategic direction of Memorial, which includes five hospitals, primary and urgent care clinics, behavioral health and home health services across central Illinois.

Jobi Tabb
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7 months ago
Tabb named Springfield Memorial Hospital Colleague of the Year

Tabb “is widely recognized for treating every patient with respect and dignity.”

Fruits and vegetables are pictured at a County Market grocery store in Springfield. The items are eligible for purchase under the federal SNAP program. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Campbell)
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7 months ago
New SNAP work requirements go into effect Feb. 1, threatening recipient eligibility

The requirements change which recipients must work or volunteer and how often.

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