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WCC, COD create Pathways plan for 4-year degrees
August 21, 2019

A new LatinX Studies Pathways program at Waubonsee Community College is part of a growing trend in community colleges around the country to provide an opportunity for students…
1960’s pop alive and well at Paramount’s kickoff party
August 20, 2019

Aurora’s Paramount Theatre opened up it’s 2019-20 season with an oldie but a goodie that was, well, all about some really good oldies. The 10th annual Happy Together tour, headlined…
Kendall County news briefs
August 14, 2019

AURORA Juvenile arrested charged in death of woman Aurora Police have arrested a juvenile in connection to the shooting death of a 23-year-old Aurora woman last week. At 2:15 p.m….
Suburban reps talk immediate needs, long-term fixes for student debt
August 9, 2019

Local U.S representatives, leaders of both public and private college institutions, and concerned parents and students gathered at Waubonsee Community College in Sugar Grove…
Kendall County news briefs
August 7, 2019

AURORA Man killed in industrial accident in Aurora Aurora Police are assisting in the investigation of an industrial accident that killed a 19-year-old man on Aug. 1. Just after 9:30…
Folk artists find inspiration, space to create in Kane and Kendall counties
August 6, 2019

After first meeting in ceramics class at Waubonsee Community College nearly 20 years ago, Sue Norris and Mary Jordan today operate Crow’s Nest Studio and Gallery, tucked inside a…
Underwood, Kennedy speak out for better mental health care
August 2, 2019

In a small, but jam-packed room inside the Kendall County Health Department in Yorkville on July 31, you could hear stigmas being broken. You could feel shame flying out the…
From game and tech nights to college prep, libraries wooing Gen Z
July 30, 2019

At the Aurora Public Library’s Santori campus, Teen Librarian Stephanie Brandwein is on a mission. Following a two -year lull, where her job title didn’t exist, Brandwein…

Illinois’ bold promise to end poverty

June 13, 2024

This story, produced in partnership with Southern Illinois University journalism students, was supported by grant funding from the Pulitzer Center. Pink and purple toys line the…

Time running out to protect young plants from cicadas

June 12, 2024

While Illinois’ dual emergence of periodical cicada broods is harmless to people and animals, young trees may sustain serious damage if not protected by mid-June, experts at The Morton…

Ban on wildlife killing contests ‘unlikely’ to clear state Senate

May 28, 2024

A measure that would prohibit contests that award cash or prizes for killing certain wildlife is unlikely to clear the Senate after narrowly passing the House, according to its Senate…

Pritzker pledges to expand access to mental health care

May 28, 2024

SPRINGFIELD — As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton conducted a panel in Springfield at which he pledged to expand the state’s…

Legislators rush to regulate carbon-capturing

May 28, 2024

SPRINGFIELD — A technology that some say is a key tool to address climate change and others say is a cash grab for heavy industry could face new regulations — if lawmakers can find…

Hundreds of bills pass, including changes to state’s biometric data privacy law

May 28, 2024

SPRINGFIELD — Lawmakers passed more than 200 bills ahead of their scheduled adjournment. Many of the measures will soon head to Gov. J.B. Pritzker, including a bill that changes how…

WCC, COD create Pathways plan for 4-year degrees

1960’s pop alive and well at Paramount’s kickoff party

Kendall County news briefs

Suburban reps talk immediate needs, long-term fixes for student debt

Kendall County news briefs

Folk artists find inspiration, space to create in Kane and Kendall counties

Underwood, Kennedy speak out for better mental health care

From game and tech nights to college prep, libraries wooing Gen Z

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Illinois’ bold promise to end poverty

Time running out to protect young plants from cicadas

Ban on wildlife killing contests ‘unlikely’ to clear state Senate

Pritzker pledges to expand access to mental health care

Legislators rush to regulate carbon-capturing

Hundreds of bills pass, including changes to state’s biometric data privacy law

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