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In April, for the first time, the EPA imposed national limits on some PFAS, also known as forever chemicals, in drinking water.

"Rockford continues to be a hidden gem of physics education in the state of Illinois," writes physics educator Marianna Ruggerio.

/PRNewswire/ -- Non-revenue water (NRW) loss is a major problem in the U.S, and a new case study from Aclara, part of Hubbell Incorporated, describes how the...

Fehr Graham, a leading Midwest engineering and environmental firm based in Aurora, has hired Lynn Smith as an environmental project manager. Smith is leading business development efforts and overs...

SPRINGFIELD - Unemployment rates around the Riverbend region remained close to a year ago in a November 2023 to November 2022 comparison.Madison Count

SPRINGFIELD – Over the year, total nonfarm jobs increased in eleven metropolitan areas, decreased in two and was unchanged in one for the year e

PGA Members Robert Dolan, Don Wegrzyn, Herb Wimberly, PGA Past President Suzy Whaley, LPGA Legend Kathy Whitworth and CBS Sports’ Jim Nantz Inducted i...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (Legal Newsline) - An Illinois law designed to prevent doctors from needlessly being dragged into litigation has a relatively low bar, the state Supreme Court ruled, reviving a lawsuit against a critical-care doctor accused of missing the signs of a malfunctioning drug-delivery device.

Western Illinois University Department of Mathematics and Philosophy Professor James Olsen has received the Distinguished Service Award from the Illinois Section of the Mathematical Association of America (ISMAA).

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