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WBGZ Radio 2/7/2021 | By Kevin Bessler - Illinois Radio Network Whether its high taxes, crime or cold winters, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh consecutive year the state has sustained a net population loss. In the last decade, Illinois has recorded the second largest population loss among U.S. states with West Virginia leading the way. Only nine of Illinois’ 102 counties saw a population increase over the past decade. Kendall County, home to Yorkville and Oswego, bucked the trend and led the state w...

Illinoisans continue to move to other states Kevin Bessler The Center Square Feb. 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SPRINGFIELD — Whether its high taxes, crime, cold winters or a combination of all three, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh consecutive year the state has sustained a net population loss. In the last decade, Illinois has recorded the second largest population loss among U.S. states with West Virginia leading the way. Only nine of Illinois’ 102 counties saw a population increase over the past d...

(The Center Square) – Whether its high taxes, crime, cold winters or a combination of all three, Illinoisans continue to flee the state for greener pastures. A total of 80,000 people left Illinois last year, the seventh...