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Q&A: ISU scholar Julie Webber and America's enduring gun problem - Vimarsana News

Q&A: ISU scholar Julie Webber and America's enduring gun problem

Julie Webber has spent over two decades studying school shootings. She says things aren't getting any better — yet.

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Police chief doesn't see crime spillover from Chicago in latest shots-fired incident in Normal - Vimarsana News

Police chief doesn't see crime spillover from Chicago in latest shots-fired incident in Normal

Normal Police early Wednesday morning responded to a call of shots fired at the intersection of Main and Willow streets, near the Illinois State University campus.

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EDC leader to Unit 5 board: Standardized incentives could better woo businesses to enterprise zone - Vimarsana News

EDC leader to Unit 5 board: Standardized incentives could better woo businesses to enterprise zone

The Unit 5 school board expects to vote next month on whether to join a collaborative effort to create standardized incentives in the local enterprise zone.

Source: wglt.org
Teachers and parents: Tell us what you think about the school shooting in Texas - Vimarsana News

Teachers and parents: Tell us what you think about the school shooting in Texas

Parents and teachers in Bloomington-Normal: We want to know what you think about the school shooting in Texas.

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State Farm drops support of a program that promotes LGBTQ education for children - Vimarsana News

State Farm drops support of a program that promotes LGBTQ education for children

State Farm says it does not support required curriculum on gender identity in schools. That's in response to reports the insurer dropped its partnership with a nonprofit that promotes LGBTQ education for children as young as 5.

Source: wglt.org