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Law change would let Peru and Spring Valley hospital share license - Vimarsana News

Law change would let Peru and Spring Valley hospital share license

Even though St. Margaret's and the former Illinois Valley Community Hospital are part of the same hospital sys...

2022 Illinois Primary Election Preview | McGuireWoods Consulting - Vimarsana News

2022 Illinois Primary Election Preview | McGuireWoods Consulting

March 14, 2022, was the filing deadline for candidates in the 2022 Illinois primary election, occurring on June 28. All six statewide offices are up for election in 2022, including a...

Democrats herald partially paying down unemployment debt; Republicans warn of tax increases, benefit cuts to come - Vimarsana News

Democrats herald partially paying down unemployment debt; Republicans warn of tax increases, benefit cuts to come

(The Center Square) – Business and labor negotiators are staring down the barrel of possible tax increases on job creators and benefit reductions for the unemployed after Illinois Democrats approved a measure to partially pay down the ...

Illinois to Use $2.7 Billion in Federal Relief Funds to Pay Off COVID-Related Debt - Vimarsana News

Illinois to Use $2.7 Billion in Federal Relief Funds to Pay Off COVID-Related Debt

When COVID-19 shutdowns left a record number of people suddenly out of work, Illinois saw record applications for unemployment benefits. That increase drained the state fund that pays out those benefits, the Illinois Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund.

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Senate Republicans criticize plan to pay down state's unemployment fund debt - Vimarsana News

Senate Republicans criticize plan to pay down state's unemployment fund debt

Illinois Republicans say the bill does not go far enough to pay the state’s debts, and unanimously voted against it in both chambers.