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The governors comments come after reports indicated an announcement on the states reopening plan was imminent. Currently, Illinois is under Phase 4 of the Restore Illinois plan the governor announced early in the pandemic last year. Next up would be Phase 5, which marks a full reopening, but requires a widely available vaccine or highly effective treatment for coronavirus. But in a state Senate health committee meeting Monday, Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Ngozi Ezike said...

Arlington Heights School District 25 will continue to offer hybrid instruction, and not go full-time, through the rest of the school year.

REGINA -- Friday marks one year since Saskatchewan reported its first case of COVID-19. A person in their 60s who had travelled to Egypt was the first presumptive case in the province. Since then, Saskatchewan has endured several spikes in cases, deadly outbreaks in long-term care and a quiet Christmas. The arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine in December paved the way for optimism for some, and skepticism for others. Here’s a look back at the past year of pandemic storylines in Saskatchewan...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Recently Ive taken up the task of revisiting a vast majority of past Marvel films, and one surprising fact has come to light. There are far more moments in and outside of the MCU in which two characters who are traditionally Marvel heroes go toe-to-toe than I ever remembered. Prior to this, I really only related superhero infighting to Captain America: Civil War, but it happened a lot of times in theatrical releases before and after that as well. Just ask Ryan Rey...

Moon Knight Rumored To Join The Avengers And Fight [SPOILERS] Hawkeye had been shooting for weeks and countless set photos were being widely circulated before Hailee Steinfeld was officially announced as Kate Bishop. The six-episode miniseries is due to premiere at some point next year, and could be one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s darkest ventures yet. After all, Marc Spector is a hugely complex figure, one that might take fans by surprise if they’re unfamiliar with the character, wi...

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The head of the Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau thinks Madison County and the rest of Region 4 of the state’s COVID mitigation map will soon have Tier 3 mitigatio

John Reynolds has resigned from his position as Edward Jones Financial Advisor in Fairfield to move to Texas. His last day at his office at 302 West Main Street was Friday, and the company says it plans to fill the position and is actively looking for a replacement. Susan Woods will still work in the office to serve clients, and the company wished Reynolds the best in his endeavors. Fairfield police arrested 36-year-old St. Louis, Missouri, resident Doctavious L. Pegues last night on charges of...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. It’s been a hell of a long time since we’ve been able to return to the well-established and expansive Marvel Cinematic Universe. Luckily, we won’t have to wait too long for our fix with the upcoming premiere of WandaVision on Disney+ this month. The streaming show will be our first peek at the MCU’s Phas...

Dist. 229 school board pauses in-person learning over holiday break Star Courier The Kewanee District 229 board of education approved for early January a schedule of remote learning in response to COVID-19. Students will not return immediately after winter break, the board decided during at last weeks December meeting. Instead, they will be on a remote-learning schedule Jan. 4 to Jan. 8. The Illinois State Board of Education allows schools to enact what it calls an “adaptive pause” — clos...