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August 20, 20210

Nearly 8,000 students may be coming from Illinois zip codes with higher COVID infection rates than Champaign County

Almost 8,000 students may be returning to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus from Illinois ZIP codes with higher COVID-19 positivity

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November 2, 20200

Illinois Rep. Lauren Underwood spends over $5 million on reelection campaign

Incumbent Lauren Underwood has spent over $5 million so far on her reelection campaign for Illinois’s 14th Congressional District. During Underwoo

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October 29, 20200

Rep. Bill Foster’s spending focusing on staff payroll, donations in 2020 election

Seeking re-election for a fourth consecutive cycle, Democratic incumbent Congressional Representative Bill Foster appears to be comfortably spending

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October 29, 20200

Rep. Adam Kinzinger fundraising expenditures rise up while media expenses decrease in 2020

Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger showed an immense change in campaign fund spending for the current 2019-2020 Illinois' 16th Congressional District ele

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October 26, 20200

Rep. Mike Quigley cuts expenditures by nearly half in 2020 campaign

Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley has spent more than $631,000 so far as he runs for his seventh term as Illinois’s 5th Congressional District’s re

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February 8, 20190

While abortion clinics diminish, crisis pregnancy centers flourish

The last private clinic performing surgical abortions in Champaign closed this fall after years of picketing by pro-life groups and an attempted bombi

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November 12, 20180

Longtime Illinois representative campaign expenditures low

Illinois’ 7th Congressional District has historically been a solidly been a blue district for a long time. The district has not had Republican represe

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November 6, 20180

Rep. Bobby Rush’s family continues to benefit from campaign dollars

A 2018 report from the House Committee on Ethics shows Democratic Representative Bobby Rush is still utilizing the federal campaign finance system to

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July 7, 20170

‘Uncharted waters:’ Illinois water use issues exacerbated by irrigation, lack of water supply planning

The demand for water in Illinois is likely to increase up to 50 percent in the coming decades, according to the State Water Survey. While Illinois

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July 7, 20170

Lack of irrigation reporting leaves uncertain future for Illinois groundwater

In the summer of 2012, Illinois experienced its worst drought in decades, and water shortages occurred across the state, leading to conflicts between

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