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Birth to Five Illinois has awarded an additional $3.1 million in grant funding to support the work of Local Early Childhood Collaborations. These grants will allow recipients in 20 counties

ILLINOIS (WTHI) - $3.1 million will be distributed to counties across Illinois to support early childhood services.

A group of Illinois residents is suing facial recognition company Pimeyes alleging that the company violated their privacy when they appeared in the search results without their consent.

A group of Illinois residents is suing facial recognition company Pimeyes alleging that the company violated their privacy when they appeared in the search results without their consent.

A group of Illinois residents is suing facial recognition company Pimeyes alleging that the company violated their privacy when they appeared in the search results without their consent.

(Springfield-jm) – The Illinois Supreme Court says people cannot file public records requests to get information about their Firearm Owners ID card. In September, the Illinois Supreme Court hea...

At a glance, the 43-page assessment found that there are 9,644 children under the age of 6 in Region 32; 2,345 children ages birth to 5 are at 200% federal

"Of the 8,122 children under the age of six living in this Region, 76% do not have a slot in a licensed or license-exempt childcare center or home."

On the new list from the Wall Street Journal, the University of Illinois and Lake Forest College ranked higher than the University of Chicago.

Birth to Five Illinois is sharing the findings, needs and recommendations from its Early Childhood Regional Needs Assessment.