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Peoria wasn't in the path of totality of the solar eclipse, but that didn't stop many from taking the time out to view the rare astronomical event on Monday.
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A grant-funded partnership between Illinois Central College, Bradley University and Eureka College is helping people get the IT skills they need for jobs in the sector, and the two-year-old program is already exceeding goals.
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Impossible to miss for anyone driving through the junction of Interstates 74 and 155, Precision Planting's new 510,000-square foot assembly and distribution center started operating in October.
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It's been a little more than three weeks since a cyber attack resulted in Tazewell County's internet, email and phone systems going offline. The incident triggered an ongoing criminal investigation, with the Sheriff's Office notifying the FBI. Tazewell County board chairman David Zimmerman discusses the recovery process and efforts to prevent cyber attacks in the future.
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Penicillin could soon get a much-needed boost up in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
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Theoretically, the warmer zone means plants that traditionally thrive in areas further south could have a better fighting chance in central Illinois. But it's not quite that simple in reality.
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An OSF Healthcare vendor and Tazewell County government are recent victims of cyber attacks; prevention can help protect customer data
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One of this year's largest health care data breaches may affect OSF HealthCare patients.
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The Bsides template was born in 2009, when speakers turned away from an overbooked Las Vegas conference decided to throw their own event. Since then, the community-driven events have cropped up in a number of cities.
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Mustard seed meal is a byproduct of the processing used to make condiments and other products. But when it's soaked in water, it becomes something more potent, for mosquitoes at least.
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Ameren Illinois is planning a grid transformation, replacing or upgrading nearly 85% of its transmission lines across central Illinois.