Jobless Rate Dips In January, Still Way Above Same Time Last Year
Illinois's jobless rate was down slightly in January compared to December, but remained substantially higher t...
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Illinois's jobless rate was down slightly in January compared to December, but remained substantially higher t...
A day after the Duke Blue Devils had to withdraw from the ACC tourney due to a positive COVID-19 test 2 more t...
(Shutterstock) A friend of mine who is usually spot-on in her assessments on social media this week posted that she was in no mood to engage in the ubiquitous reflections on the one-year mark since the coronavirus pandemic truly hit home for us. It’s still too real and too raw for her; it’s still too soon. I understand the sentiment, but for me, nothing about where we are now, compared to where we were on Friday the 13 th of March last year, is too soon. The intervening year has seemed to move in slow-motion, if at all. In some ways, time seemed to grind to a halt.
The SIU Center for Family Medicine will be getting a supply of COVID-19 vaccines under an expansion of a progr...
Springfield hospitals will be getting some financial assistance from the federal government as part of the mas...