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Published on Jul 2, 2025

Illinois soldier killed in Korean War accounted for

(WAND) — An Illinois soldier who was killed during the Korean War has been accounted for as part of a Defense POW Accounting Agency (DPAA) disinterment project. U.S. Army Corporal Paul Eugene Hoots, who was a resident of Galesburg, went missing in action …

Source: Wand - Illinois - Pending
Published on Jul 2, 2025

Chain That Opened Most Restaurants Has 91 in Illinois

The restaurant landscape has been challenging for many brands over the past several years, but a few are flourishing. The one restaurant that has opened the most locations in the past year according to new data now has grown to 91 places in Illinois. This …

Source: 97.9 KICK FM - Illinois - Pending
Published on 00:05 GMT

Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ may threaten rural hospitals in northern Illinois

Source: WIFR - Illinois - Pending
Published on 00:05 GMT

Illinois’ Fair Act reforms state’s defense system

Source: WIFR - Illinois - Pending
Published on Jul 2, 2025

This Illinois High School Teaches Radio Broadcasting With Video Games

The author is faculty advisor of Glenbrook South High School’s radio station WGBK(FM), located in Glenview, Ill. The Glenbrook South High School radio program started in the 1970s as a way for students to provide “programming” to the school over the …

Source: Radio World - Pending
Published on Jul 2, 2025

Illinois Treasurer returns lost Purple Heart

Source: FOX 32 Chicago - Illinois - Right-wing
Published on Jul 2, 2025

University of Illinois Wind Turbine Project

Source: Breeze Courier - Illinois - Pending
Published on Jul 2, 2025

Military honors bestowed on Illinois veteran identified nearly a decade after death

Source: WNYT - New York - Neutral
Published on Jul 2, 2025

4th of July events around Central Illinois

Source: Week 25 - Illinois - Neutral
Published on Jul 2, 2025

IDPH announces first human case of West Nile virus in Illinois this year

SPRINGFIELD — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed Illinois’ first human case of West Nile virus of 2025, the Illinois Department of Public Health announced Tuesday, June 24. The infected person, from southern Illinois, was …

Source: Ford County Chronicle - Illinois - Pending