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2025 Summer Bucket List: Why Pearl Lake Beach in Illinois is a Must-Visit
As spring arrives in Illinois, so do the announcements of summer fun to come, and we just received a big one from Pearl Lake in South Beloit!. Summer in Illinois means a lot of things; fairs and festivals, concerts, vacations, pools, beaches, camping, and so much more. If your summer social calendar is already filling up, make sure to leave some time open to visit Pearl Lake Beach in South Beloit.
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MSP finds missing 14-year-old, says he returned to Illinois
HARTFORD, Mich. — The Michigan State Police (MSP) announced they found a missing teen on Saturday afternoon. Michael Kingas, 14, had traveled from Chicago to Michigan on Friday evening with his family. MSP said he had been last seen by his family on Saturday, March 15 around 1 a.m....
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Cash-strapped Chicago asks for 3% discount on its bills
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration requested a 3% discount from city contractors to address financial challenges. The request follows a budget that raised taxes on streaming services, parking fees and paper bags to close a nearly $1 billion deficit. The city faces additional pressure from a $175 million pension...
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Severely damaged Bloomington business catches fire again
BLOOMINGTON (25News Now) - A strip mall in southeast Bloomington, severely damaged by a fire Thursday night, caught fire again on Saturday afternoon. Bloomington firefighters were called again to the strip mall housing Interstate All Battery Center in the 1100 block of East Lafayette Street. A significant portion of the...
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IL legislator anticipates DEI ‘privilege walks’ will continue despite Trump EO
(The Center Square) – According to Bloomington Public Schools District 87 documents, staff were directed to participate in "Privilege Walks," where teachers start on a line and take a step forward for each "privilege" they identify with, like being white, a male, having married parents, etc. Illinois state Rep. Regan Deering, R-Decatur, anticipates diversity, equity and inclusion "privilege walks" will likely continue despite President Donald Trump’s executive orders banning these types of programs in the public sector. “Trump has issued a number of executive orders, but they really can only influence how federal agencies are enacting existing statutes, so...