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Morgan region gets green light to resume high school sports Grace Barbic Capitol News Illinois and David C.L. Bauer Journal-Courier Jan. 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail High school sports — including the higher-risk football, basketball and wrestling — may now be played in three regions of Illinois as the state continues to loosen restrictions amid the pandemic. All regions of the state had moved out of Tier 3 mitigations as of Friday as the COVID-19 health metrics continue to show improvement statewide. The three of the state’s 11 regions that have rolled back to Phase 4 mitigations are ...

Showcasing the DNR: A century of commitment to Michigan's natural resources   John Pepin, Michigan Department of Natural Resources Jan. 23, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 1of9 Michigan Conservation Officer Jennifer Hanson checks deer hunting licenses and chats with hunters Craig Vining of Alpena, Mich., left, and Randy Earnest of Big Rapids, Mich. on a November day in Iron County. (Michigan DNR/Courtesy Photo) Show MoreShow Less 2of9 An angler wrestles in a brook trout along an Upper Peninsula stream. (Michigan DNR/Courtesy Photo) Show MoreShow Less 3of9 4of9 A goose hunter and his dog get r...

Cleanup highlights 'environmental racism' FacebookTwitterEmail The Regular Everyday Citizens team cleans up parts of East St. Louis as part of a campaign to address racial and social issues related to discrimination in Black communities.DeAsia Page | Belleville News-Democrat (AP) EAST ST. LOUIS (AP) — Some residents are concerned that toxic chemicals may be polluting their air. Black people make up half the confirmed COVID-19 cases in St. Clair County, but are only about 30% of the population. And citizens of East St. Louis have to travel out of the city for hospital care. As JD Dixon drive...

St. Clair Co. dealing with limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine Will small businesses have to repay PPP loans? By Randi Hildreth | January 20, 2021 at 6:16 AM CST - Updated January 20 at 6:16 AM ST. CLAIR CO., Ala. (WBRC) - Some rural areas continue to trail the state in vaccinations. Medical leaders in St. Clair County say the efforts are slowed because they didn’t get a lot of doses upfront. The vaccination process is down to a science at Odenville Drugs. Leaders have a contract to provide vaccines for city and county workers and usually conduct mass vaccinations for the county, inc...