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Former President Donald Trump has scored a victory in his battle to be included on the primary ballot in Illinois - Vimarsana News

Former President Donald Trump has scored a victory in his battle to be included on the primary ballot in Illinois

(Springfield-jm) – Prosecutors want former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan's longtime chief of staff to spend up to five years in prison to send a message to Springfield while defens...

Illinois Partners with Google for AI-driven Child Behavioral Health Portal - Vimarsana News

Illinois Partners with Google for AI-driven Child Behavioral Health Portal

Illinois seeks to better provide parents and children more access to behavioral health services through a new partnership program with Google. On Monday, Gov. J

James R. Thompson Center reconstruction renderings released; Google bought building for 2nd headquarters - Vimarsana News

James R. Thompson Center reconstruction renderings released; Google bought building for 2nd headquarters

New rendering images have been released of the reconstruction plans for the James R. Thompson Center, which will be a new Google headquarters.

Chicago grants permits for James R. Thompson Center demolition - Vimarsana News

Chicago grants permits for James R. Thompson Center demolition

Demolition plans are moving forward at the James R. Thompson Center, which will be transformed into a new Google headquarters.

Google retail chief Souder leaves company | Crain's Chicago Business - Vimarsana News

Google retail chief Souder leaves company | Crain's Chicago Business

Ted Souder, one of the company's first Chicago workers, helped establish and grow the tech giant’s local presence to more than 1,400 employees.