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4 weeks ago
D-186 rethinks hot weather policy

A board member is concerned about conditions at a Sept. 12 football game.

The Illinois Attorney General’s office in Springfield. (Capitol News Illinois file photo)
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4 weeks ago
Illinois attorney general claims victory in lawsuit against Trump administration

Federal judge strikes down rules barring noncitizens from certain emergency public benefits.

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
Local
1 month ago
Bringing suicide and suicide prevention ‘Out of the Darkness’ this weekend

Expert suggests being direct with someone who may be thinking about suicide.

Cover of "Stories from Route 66 in Central Illinois"
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1 month ago
New book focuses on Central Illinois’ role in Route 66 history, untold stories

“Stories from Route 66 in Central Illinois” is out now.

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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1 month ago
Illinois History Conference at the ALPLM

The two-day conference features women’s history, and bicycles.

Local
1 month ago
State shorts transportation money for District 186, whose deficit grows

The school board approved an $11M deficit budget.

Young girl with headphones studying at a coffee table in a cozy living room, writing in a notebook surrounded by books and stationery.
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1 month ago
Reading proficiency remains a challenge for students across the country

The Nation’s Report Card shows that only 31% of fourth graders are at or above the proficient level.

Classroom with an international teacher.
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1 month ago
International teachers find their place in Central Illinois classrooms

Educators from Guyana and Ghana share their cultures while building bonds with students.

The former Lincoln College.
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1 month ago
Former Lincoln College campus to be offered through $1 lease program

A new owner is inviting nonprofits and businesses to expand in Lincoln, with agreements tied to job creation and investment.