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Gov. JB Pritzker says his health care insurance reform aims to lift a roadblock patients can run into when getting approval for treatment.
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The Illinois Gaming Board reports the industry generated $1.5 billion in tax revenue for the state and local communities in 2023. However, research shows more than 1.1 million residents have either developed a gambling addiction or are at risk.
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Faced with a competitive job market, mounting student debt, and uncertainty about what comes next, college students can have a lot weighing on their mental health.
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The Peoria Bootleggers women's rugby team is getting ready for its upcoming spring season, and players say the sport gives them an opportunity to stay physically active while building camaraderie.
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Petersen is facing multiple lawsuits from its creditors for a combined $55 million in debt nonrepayment, and more than a dozen of its facilities were placed in receivership.
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The Peoria-based health care provider announced Wednesday it will build a new St. Elizabeth's Medical Center on a 31-acre plot across U.S. Route 6 from the current Ottawa facility. OSF says the current building is at the end of its useful life.
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A state-wide grant program funded through the U.S. Department of Agriculture aims to address food insecurity while also assisting historically under-represented farmers, and the Midwest Food Bank is part of the initiative.
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Central Illinois is preparing for another swing in temperatures from the thirties and forties back to the sixties and seventies this weekend. Medical professionals have some guidance, particularly for those with breathing issues, navigating the extreme changes in temperature.
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Petersen Health Care plans to remain in business despite allegedly owing more than $55 million to two lenders now seeking to make good on that debt in federal court.
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Heartland Health Services is expanding its services and celebrating the success of some new outreach programs around the Greater Peoria area.
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OSF HealthCare is just a few weeks away from treating the first patients of the Peoria facility’s new Cancer Institute.
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Former Reditus Laboratories CEO Aaron Rossi is set to change his plea on Tuesday in his federal tax and mail fraud case.