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A measure allowing the construction of new commercial nuclear power plants has bipartisan, bicameral support in the General Assembly as leaders consider the next steps in meeting carbon-free energy goals while maintaining grid reliability.

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A proposal would legalize and regulate “natural organic reduction,” a process in which human remains are rapidly decomposed into compost.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Institute of Medicine of Chicago is hosting an informative webinar on the rising public health issue – resistance to childhood vaccines on...

CHICAGO — Today Governor JB Pritzker joined local, state, and community leaders to release a new report from the Children’s Behavioral Health

Initiative proposes steps to strengthen the delivery of behavioral and mental health services for Illinois you...

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, along with state and community leaders, announced recommendations from the Childrens Behavioral Health Transformation Initiative (CBHTI) on Friday morning.

From Ida B. Wells to Barack Obama, Chicago’s Black history is rich. Two new initiatives are working to share that history with a broader audience, making sure it’s not forgotten.

Three of the eight challengers to unseat incumbent Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot have so far responded to a questionnaire issued by a coalition of local chapters of architects, landscape architects, and planners asking for their input on the Windy City’s built environment...

Finding an unbroken, contiguous stretch of open land is hard in an urban area. Some environmentalists worry this idea is on the back burner.