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Capitol Media Group remembers 9/11
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1 month ago
Remembering 9/11

Special 9/11 coverage Friday on WTAX.

Frederick Britz (left) and Randall Knott.
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1 month ago
Sangamon County sheriff seeks registered sex offender, another arrested

The Sangamon Co. Sheriff’s Office learned Randall Knott left Illinois without authorization in July after Tulsa detectives encountered him.

A meeting on Springfield's 19th Street Rail Corridor was held Wednesday, September 9.
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Springfield 19th Street railroad corridor moves closer to redevelopment

City officials and community members gathered to contribute to a feasibility study.

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IL will address youth mental health with Meta settlement funds despite IFT push to fill education funding gaps

Illinois will use $768 million for mental health services, programming.

Footbal
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Clinton High School cancels remainder of varsity football season

School says low participation and injuries created safety concerns; junior varsity games will continue.

Flock safety police law enforcement license plate reader setup outside to help catch vehicle speeders.
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Flock camera in Jacksonville help find 2 missing children from Kansas

The Jacksonville Police Department said it received an alert from Flock Safety on Friday, Sept. 4 about the missing children.

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Freshman numbers up, total numbers down at UIS

2,359 freshman is second highest ever.

Legislative Inspector General Michael McCuskey speaks to Capitol News Illinois during an interview on June 6, 2023. (Capitol News Illinois file photo)
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IL GOP lawmakers react to McCuskey resignation as legislative inspector general

House GOP members: This mess is on the Democrats.

Vegetables grow at Sola Gratia Farms in Urbana, a fiscal year 2024 recipient of a Local Food Infrastructure Grant. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Maggie Dougherty)
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These 61 organizations will receive $3.5M in Illinois local food grants

State program will serve 35 counties in effort to keep food local.

The Dirksen Federal Courthouse in Chicago. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Adams)
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Judge weighing arguments to halt Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of Sept. 12 start

Disability rights advocates worry about potential for coercion, want more state oversight.

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