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May 21, 20180

Gun violence in downstate Illinois in four maps

At least 100 people died from gunfire over the past three years and at least 500 were wounded, according to data obtained from a sample of police depa

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May 14, 20180

Police data show gun violence a chronic, growing problem across Illinois

His name was Devon McClyde and he was 16 years old when he was caught in the crossfire of an argument while playing basketball one evening in a local

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April 24, 20182

Health inspectors fail 19 food spots

Live cockroaches crawling out of the blade of the vegetable slicer. Unlabeled chemicals being stored next to drink lids. Employees not washing their

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April 24, 20180

As health inspections change, departments debate enforcement

Local health officials inspect food service facilities for compliance across nearly four dozen health and safety items – including critical violations

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April 12, 20180

Illinois environmental agency suffers deep staff cuts

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has slashed its staff almost in half over the past 15 years, resulting in less monitoring of environmenta

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April 12, 20182

50 years later, Illinois environmental protection structure has deteriorated

Nearly 50 years ago, Illinois became the first state in the nation to adopt a comprehensive Environmental Protection Act. The act, passed in 1970,

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April 12, 20180

On China tariffs, farm groups say no

China imported more than $130 billion in U.S. commodities in 2017, according to U.S. Import and Export Merchandise trade statistics. Earlier this m

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October 27, 20170

Pesticide applicators report drift issues with dicamba, even when using brand names in good weather

More than 100 Illinois pesticide retailers reported the weed killer dicamba drifted and damaged soybeans even when it was sprayed in good conditions,

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October 25, 20170

Inspectors fail 16 food establishments from June to September

A store selling meat that wasn’t inspected by the USDA. Molded fruit about to be served in a bar. A sewage back-up into a restaurant. These w

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September 26, 20170

Damage from dicamba spurs confusion, questions

After Monsanto introduced Roundup Ready corn and soybeans in the mid-1990s, the use of glyphosate skyrocketed. Currently, more than 90 percent of f

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