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State Sen. Doris Turner and Yale Law School lecturer Jorge Camacho joined the Massey Commission at the BOS Center in ...
The legislature began working on transit reform more than two years ago facing post-pandemic ridership slumps. Transit ...
House Bill B3701 and Senate Bill 2187 would have significantly changed state food procurement practices, which advocates say ...
Over the next decade, home screen use increased and tech companies were eagerly invited into the classroom. Now, as the ...
It may be many months before the Wyndham Springfield City Centre Hotel can reopen. The 370-room, 30-story hotel at 700 E. Adams St. in downtown Springfield was damaged by internal flooding on March 27 ...
Something Rotten! is a musical comedy blending Renaissance style with modern Broadway flair infusing comedy, lunacy, and theatrical puns theatergoers will love throughout both dialogue and songs. The ...
As we seek to address the challenges in our health care system, dismantling Medicaid – one of the strongest safety nets for ...
Here we go blasting our way through a memorable (hopefully) Memorial Day weekend, full of all sorts of entertainment ...
Tucked away on the north edge of Jacksonville, surrounded by farm fields, sits a large facility where a small team assembles the Sensory Sentinel, a game changer in the field of biomedical research.
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A single actor alone on a stage, portraying one of America's most influential poets as he processes the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and tends to wounded Civil War soldiers. The play is set at the ...
A growing number of state lawmakers are moving to repeal a 2015 Illinois law penalizing companies that boycott Israel to protest its policies toward Palestinians. Amid concerns about Israel’s ongoing ...
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