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Report: 73% of Illinois Roads Now in Poor or Mediocre Condition

On Thursday, July 9, the U.S. Department of Transportation released new data revealing that a stunning 73% of roads throughout […]

Chicago-based business 1871 recently announced that it’s launching a new project called the Chicago Bitcoin Center, which will aim to

After a triumphant season helping bring the Chicago Blackhawks to Stanley Cup victory, defenseman Duncan Keith has taken some time

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Within the next few weeks, Illinois will run out of funds to pay the state’s court reporters; however, Gov. Bruce

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Mayor Rahm Emanuel has detailed the fallout he attributes to Chicago Public Schools making good on a $634 million pension

Of the some 2,206 businesses in the U.S. that provide solar panel installation services, there are about 257 solar companies

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