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The 1970s three republicansand five democrats who won here have gone on to win their respective partys nomination. For the republicans, polls show donald trump has a slight lead, with ted cruz in second. However, after a strong showing in the latest debate, marco rubio may have made some in roads with iowa voters. david yepsen Paul Simon Institute polls are a lousy predictor of what happens on caucus night. Lots of margin of error, lots of softness in the polling rubios doing what hes gotta do, getting around, getting some buzz going. On the democratic side, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders ...

And im Monica Jackson welcome to fox5 news this morning. First Cassandra Jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 247 forecast. Good morning im Cassandra Jones with fox5. It will be a slick morning commute with strong winds much colder temperatures today along with additional mountain snow. We continue under a wind advisory until 6 pm tonight for gusts 4555 mph possible. The rain should taper off throughout the late morning early afternoon with a high of just 49 degrees. Daytime highs are forecast to stay in the 40s through tuesday overnight temperatures will be near freezing. By ...

John Palfrey, president of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute on Monday, May 6, for a virtual conversation on challenges confronting philanthropy and a major initiative to bolster local news organizations across the United States.

John W. Rogers Jr., a nationally prominent and respected entrepreneur based in Chicago, will visit Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute on Thursday, April 11, to discuss his path-breaking career in business, public service and philanthropy.

The Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is accepting project proposals from Illinois college and university students for the Paul Simon Democracy Prize.