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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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Many teens say they're likely to use AI to do their schoolwork this year. Others think it's cheatingMany teenagers say they're amenable to using artificial intelligence to do the heavy lifting on homework for them.
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Doug Cruitt says he hopes to build on his past successes - and his failures - as the new executive director of Peoria's Distillery Labs tech and innovation center.
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A grant program using some of the city's American Rescue Plan Act money will assist businesses pursuing technological advancements in agriculture, medicine and biology.
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WCBU reporter Joe Deacon talks with new East Peoria Police Chief David Catton about his promotion and his plans for leading the department.
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Preliminary findings from a survey and feasibility study on broadband access in Peoria County confirm a substantial need in rural and economically depressed areas. The goal of the study commissioned by Peoria County and the Greater Peoria Economic Development Council is to identify the service needs and develop a plan for seeking government funding to address those needs.
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Research in Peoria explores how artificial intelligence could reduce emergency department wait timesCould artificial intelligence be part of the equation to solving the problem of emergency department overcrowding? That's what OSF HealthCare and the University of Illinois are working together to find out.
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Scientists at the Peoria Ag Lab have improved upon their recipe for a better kitty litter. Now they just need to find a company interested in bringing it up to a commercial scale.
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The accelerator program provides business founders with entrepreneurial coaching and access to a network of mentors, partners and investors.
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The wonders of the human body will be front and center at the Peoria Riverfront Museum for the remainder of 2023.
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The Peoria Riverfront Museum continues to move forward with new programming, exhibits and ideas under the leadership of museum President and CEO John Morris.