(The Center Square) – A meeting with suggestions on how to spend $350 million of new funding for K-12 schools in the coming fiscal year has been delayed, but some warn the proposals could alter a bipartisan funding formula.

(The Center Square) – Cities across the state are either evaluating or have implemented new camera technology that could supplement or replace gunshot spotting systems.

(The Center Square) – A consumer watchdog group is crying foul over the recent approval for a rate hike for the power company Commonwealth Edison.

(The Center Square) – After five years of development, Cahokia Mounds is offering a new interpretive experience.

Pritzker not considering halt to elective medical procedures ‘right now’

(The Center Square) – With the latest school assessment data out, taxpayers and policymakers are now able to see what is and is not working in Illinois’ K-12 schools.

(The Center Square) – The state is pouring more money into the early childhood sector in Illinois.

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker remains cautious about the reported omicron COVID-19 variant, but he’s not ready to go as far as New York has in canceling elective medical procedures to free up hospital beds.

(The Center Square) – With prices increasing more than 10% and inventories tight in 2021, prospective home buyers are wondering what the market holds for next year.

(The Center Square) – A new report ranks Illinois 37th in the country in personal and economic freedoms.

Illinois man recovers after taking ivermectin