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Decatur residents, green advocates call on Google to break Broadwing gas deal

byMaggie Dougherty
November 13, 2026
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The agreement will allow Google to power its data centers using natural gas, with big investment in carbon capture tech.

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Aetna, WashU Physicians reach deal to maintain access for Illinois retirees

byGeoff Ritterand1 others
November 12, 2026
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A similar agreement this month cleared the way for retirees on Aetna Medicare Advantage plans to access services at BJC...

East Carondelet police squad parked outside station. Simmons worked there as a part-time officer. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Beth Hundsdorfer.) Right, Jerame Simmons, Jr. After graduating from police training at Southwestern Illinois College. Bottom right, part of the petition for a restraining order filed by Jane Doe #2 after she said Jerame Simmons sexually assaulted her. A judge did not grant her the order, and Simmons was not charged with any criminal wrongdoing.

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byBeth Hundsdorferand2 others
November 12, 2026
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It is the first decertification of an Illinois police officer under the SAFE-T Act.

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Lame, suffocated and dead: The drug supersizing America’s cattle

byInvestigate Midwestand1 others
November 11, 2026
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Our investigation reveals troubling safety findings, reports of cattle deaths, and questions about industry influence on the FDA and research...

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Peoples Gas customers to see $56 back in November bill credits

byMaggie Dougherty
November 10, 2026
322

Customers will receive additional $42 credits in 2027 and 2028.

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Illinois Republicans assess damage from nationwide ‘blue tsunami’

byBen Szalinski
November 10, 2026
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Aaron Del Mar is calling for a convention to revamp the party's operations and platform.

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Illinois police with credibility issues have arrested hundreds of people and testified in court at least 1,700 times

byMax Blaisdelland2 others
November 10, 2026
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Prosecutors have a constitutional obligation to disclose when officers have a history of misconduct, lying, or displaying bias.

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BJC HealthCare, Aetna agree to extend access for southern Illinois retirees

byGeoff Ritterand1 others
November 9, 2026
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A one-year deal allows thousands of Illinois retirees to maintain in-network access to BJC HealthCare hospitals and providers.

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City To Meet With Police Watchdog Group Over Reports Of ICE Presence In CPD Parking Lots

byCapitol News Illinois
10/16/2026

Several police district councilors are asking the city and a police watchdog to investigate reports of immigration agents using police parking lots…

Chicago Mother Sues ICE Contractor That Jailed Her And Her Baby In A Hotel Room

byCapitol News Illinois
10/15/2026

The lawsuit, which draws on findings from an investigation by Injustice Watch and The Intercept, alleges the contractor and a hotel detained…

Marimar Martinez Sues Feds A Year After Border Patrol Agent Shot Her 5 Times

byCapitol News Illinois
10/05/2026

A reconstruction of the shooting commissioned by Martinez’s legal team found agent Charles Exum was standing to the side of her car…

State’s Attorney Agrees To Meet With Latino Leaders Demanding She Investigate ICE

byCapitol News Illinois
09/18/2026

Immigration advocates have pressed Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke to probe the actions of federal immigration agents during Operation Midway…

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