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Supreme Court to Consider Reviving GOP Challenge to Illinois Mail Ballot Deadline

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Supreme Court to Consider Reviving GOP Challenge to Illinois Mail Ballot Deadline

52% Center coverage: 80 sources

Pritzker Celebrates FY26 Budget Despite GOP Concerns About $55.2 Billion Spending Plan

Homelessness · Springfield

Pritzker Celebrates FY26 Budget Despite GOP Concerns About $55.2 Billion Spending Plan

62% Center coverage: 13 sources

Gov. JB Pritzker celebrated the passage of the Fiscal Year 2026 budget just hours after the spending plan passed out of both chambers.See the Story

Mascot Ban Stalls as Native-Backed Land Conservation Bill Advances

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Mascot Ban Stalls as Native-Backed Land Conservation Bill Advances

89% Center coverage: 9 sources

Illinois’ legislative session concluded without passage of a Native American K-12 school mascot ban, but another issue sought by Native Americans will make its way to the governor.See the Story

Glen Carbon’s ‘Village of Rock N’ Coal’ plans finalized, sponsors announced

Open the article to view the coverage from Illinois Business JournalGlen Carbon · Glen Carbon See the Story

Salvation Army Fan Drive Underway in Oklahoma City

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - The summer months are upon us, which means high heat is on the horizon. You can help people stay cool this season by taking part in the Salvation Army's fan drive. To some, their just box fans, but to others, they can be life-changing during the summer season. "It does help those families who can't afford A/C, want to keep their electric bill down,” Salvation Army Social Services Manager Paul Durrett said. “So, it does hel…Salvation Army · United States See the Story

Ameren Illinois promotes Jason Klein to Electric Operations VP

Jason Klein Ameren Illinois recently announced the promotion of Jason Klein to vice president of Electric Operations and Technical Services, according to Ameren Illinois Chairman and President Lenny Singh. Klein, a mechanical engineer, has been with the company for nearly 30 years. In his role, he will be responsible for leading the company’s electric modernization program and overseeing more than 50,000 miles of distribution and transmission po…Edwardsville, Illinois · Edwardsville Read Article

St. Louis region outpaces peers in economic output, fueling industrial expansion

With a 33 percent GDP surge in key sectors and a labor force outperforming national averages, the region is redefining industrial excellence With a $209 billion gross domestic product (GDP)—placing it in the top third of U.S. metro areas—the St. Louis region continues to outperform peer cities in productivity and economic growth. Its unmatched combination of workforce readiness, industrial space availability and excellent multimodal infrastructu…Infrastructure · St. Louis Read Article

SELC petitions EPA to take action over Memphis metro air quality

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As the summer season heats up, the potential for air quality issues rise, according to the Southern Environmental Law Center.Air Quality · Memphis See the Story

Four public ports in St. Louis region growing through infrastructure investments

South Riverfront Project. Four publicly owned ports in the St. Louis region are making major investments in infrastructure to enhance operations, improve efficiencies, and continue to solidify the region’s role as a national leader in freight movement. From multimodal expansions and intermodal rail improvements to new port terminals and enhanced road access, these investments support the continued success of the St. Louis region’s port system.…St. Louis, United States · St. Louis Read Article

Beyond ‘break = fix’: Why proactive relationships are the future of sales

Joe Harris By JOE HARRIS Are your client interactions mainly reactive, only happening when something breaks or they need you to fix something or provide a service? These kinds of interactions – the one-off sales or only when problems to occur – might be limiting your growth and the value you can provide. Today, there is a fundamental shift happening inside sales and the engagement with clients; one that is fast-moving toward proactive partnershi…Illinois · Illinois Read Article

Legal Services group approaches county for funding - Newton Kansan

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Chad FreyNewton Kansan Kansas Legal Services has been providing free legal help in Harvey County while anticipating a cut to federal grant funding. “I… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now CloseSenior Citizens · Newton See the Story

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