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The Trump administration recently closed the U.S. Department of Education’s regional Office for Civil Rights in Chicago. Peter Medlin has more on what it means for students and civil rights complaints.
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The Next Picture Show - (10) FacebookThe new executive director of a Dixon art center is a Northern Illinois University retiree who says her goal after teaching was to pick up a paint brush again.
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Connie Seraphine points out some animal behaviors that put our nation's leaders to shame.
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Rockford’s scenery was sprinkled with art last Friday and Saturday. WNIJ’s Yvonne Boose visited a few venues on one of the days. Some venues were new to the scene, but season regulars also took part.
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A large portion of the city’s Latino population resides in the area where lead service lines need to be replaced.
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In March, President Trump ordered the elimination of the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which provides funding to local libraries across the country.
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An Aurora summer festival is looking for local artists to take part.
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It's another big break for Wester Wuori. And he will survive.
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A DeKalb couple will blend two types of stimulants for public consumption in its upcoming venture.
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The event came as the Republican-controlled Congress negotiates the next government spending budget, which experts say may include cuts to social safety net services.
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Illinois used federal COVID funding for a high-impact tutoring program. That funding expired in the fall. Many schools say tutoring made a big difference, but can they keep it going without that federal money? WNIJ’s Peter Medlin reports…
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Recorded at STEAM HQ, by the team themselves, this episode is 100% STEAM-powered and showcases the true power of leadership.