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  • Former U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, left, joins former Illinois U.S. Reps. Cheri Bustos, center, and Bob Dold at a panel discussion on bipartisanship presented by the Dirksen Congressional Center at Bradley University.
    Former Illinois representatives point to district maps as undermining bipartisanship
    Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood says he’d like to see the power of drawing congressional district maps given to the citizens.
  • Jason Moran And The Bandwagon At The Kennedy Center
    "This is our house," says the artistic director for jazz at the Kennedy Center, introducing his long-running trio. The pianist plays the music of Fats Waller and other surprises.
  • Governors State to Close Business Centers
    Governors State University has announced it is closing its Illinois Small Business Development Center and its Illinois SBDC International Trade Center due…
  • Chita Rivera Honored by Kennedy Center
    The Kennedy Center 2002 Honors awards this evening in Washington. Chita Rivera is one of the five recipients, as are James Earl Jones and Elizabeth Taylor. The original Anita in West Side Story, Rivera has spent five decades on the stage and shows no sign of stopping. Kim Kokich reports.
  • This building houses Fox Valley Older Adult Services in Sandwich, Ill., is among the senior centers ordered closed in an effort to protect elderly people from COVID-19.
    Senior Centers Closed To Stem Coronavirus
    Citing the risk from coronavirus disease, the Illinois Department on Aging is ordering senior centers to close.
  • Federal Reviews of Obama Center Scheduled
    Further studies of the park that's the future home of the Obama Presidential Center are expected to start this week. The center is planned for Jackson…
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    State Week: A data center discussion
    On this episode, we talk about the controversy surrounding data center development and efforts to enact guardrails at the state level. Lawmakers left Springfield pledging to work on legislation that could address concerns over power usage, utility costs and more.
  • Orlandoans Reach Out To LGBT Center
    After the mass shooting at a gay nightclub some Orlando residents looked for ways to help families of the injured. An LGBT center has become inundated with donations of food and other items.
  • Report Slams Counterterrorism 'Fusion Centers'
    After a two-year investigation, a Senate report released Wednesday criticizes the Department of Homeland Security's "fusion centers" as ineffective, expensive, and encroaching on civil liberties. The centers were created after Sept. 11 to improve communication between federal counter-terrorism agents and state and local law enforcement. A department spokesman called the report flawed.
  • Murray Developmental Center in Centralia to close
    Under the direction of Governor Pat Quinn, Illinois is closing another state facility for people with severe developmental disabilities. He shuttered the…
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