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The 6-to-3 decision is the latest example of the court's conservative supermajority requiring more accommodation for religion in public schools and less separation between church and state.
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- ACLU: Abortion remains legal in Illinois, and that will make the state a refuge as others outlaw it
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WCBU was just honored with a national award from the Public Media Journalists Association, for our continuing coverage of public housing in Peoria.
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A Peoria man was arrested Wednesday for the fatal May shooting of 21-year-old Roger Browder. -
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After the COVID-19 eviction moratorium ended last year, cases of homelessness went up in Peoria. With summer weather now hitting Illinois, homelessness cases are predicted to keep rising. The Dream Center in Peoria is a faith-based nonprofit that sees the home insecurity issues caused by poverty and is supporting families facing housing insecurity.
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As food insecurity continues to affect many families across Peoria, local organizations are trying to do their part by finding innovative solutions to combat this complicated issue.
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Fewer people typically turn out for midterm primary elections. This pattern is predicted to hold for next week's Illinois primary election if vote-by-mail is any indication.
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