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Posted6/4/2021 5:30 AM While state lawmakers might wish that Arlington Park remain open for horse racing, they're not taking nearly the same tack as former Gov. Jim Edgar, who thinks legislators and the governor's office should apply pressure on owner Churchill Downs Inc. Instead, their views seem to be grounded in the reality of the moment, amid a report that Churchill Downs has reached a deal to sell the historic Arlington Heights venue.   "I don't think the governor can intervene in any sort of formal way," said state Sen. Bill Cunningham, the Senate's point person on gambling. "One thing...

Sean Riley: I'm excited to have you. So I sat in on your session at the ELC, the Executive Leadership Conference, and you kind of highlighted industry disruptions that were occurring before the pandemic, but then they involved in the permanent disruptions as this pandemic unfolded. It included topics like touchless technology, consumer habits, decreasing labor availability, working remotely, cybersecurity, topics like that. Now, when you look at all that change and that disruption and all the noise we are experiencing in the marketplace, what are some other areas that might be slippin...

Despite significant rainfall Friday, Chatham-Kent has been experiencing “well below average” precipitation during May, according to a meteorologist with…

Article content Chatham-Kent has been experiencing “well below average” rainfall during May, a meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada has said. Geoff Coulson said the Ridgetown monitoring station had recorded 14.3 millimetres of precipitation as of May 24, while the long-term average rainfall at the station is 79.7mm. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ‘Dry spell’ hitting Chatham-Kent, rest of Ontario Back to video “There is no doubt that this dry spell we’ve been going through is certainly a signific...

"This is a chance for us to correct some historical wrongs that have been done for years and years and years," said state Rep. Greg Harris, D-Chicago.