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chicagotribune.com > 09/08/2026 > illinois-child-abuse-law

Illinois law aimed at wrongful abuse claims follows years of debate between advocates and doctors

5+ day, 21+ hour ago   (765+ words) Starting next year, Illinois will have new safeguards in place to prevent parents from being wrongly accused of child abuse or neglect when their children visit a doctor or hospital emergency room for unexplained injuries or ailments. Gov. JB Pritzker…...

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chicagotribune.com > 09/07/2026 > illinois-election-labor-day

Labor Day kicks off Illinois’ fall campaign season with distractions becoming a leading theme

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (947+ words) Labor Day marks the unofficial yet traditional launch of the fall general election campaign, and for the major candidates it also means a shift in focus from downstate fairs, tours and rallies to the vote-rich Chicago area, where statewide races…...

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chicagotribune.com > 09/04/2026 > __trashed-28

Aurora launches solar power program that could lower utility costs for some residents

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (631+ words) Aurora residents could save money on their monthly electric bills under a new community solar power program, according to Aurora city officials. Those savings could equate to around $105 per year for residents taking part in the program, said Arnold Schramel,…...

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chicagotribune.com > 09/03/2026 > no-decision-yet-on-whether-recall-referendum-questions-will-be-on-fall-ballot-in-aurora

No decision yet on whether recall referendum questions will be on fall ballot in Aurora

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (1247+ words) The Aurora electoral board has yet to reach a final decision on whether two referendum questions aiming to allow for the recall of a sitting mayor and at-large aldermen can appear on the November ballot in Aurora. The board on…...

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chicagotribune.com > 08/30/2026 > alderman-calls-for-city-manager-form-of-government-in-aurora

Alderman calls for city manager form of government in Aurora

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (805+ words) Aurora Ald. Carl Franco, 5th Ward, has launched a website and formed a committee advocating to change Aurora’s form of government, formalizing an idea he has discussed for nearly a year. Franco would like to see Aurora run by a city…...

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chicagotribune.com > 08/17/2026 > opinion-data-centers-illinois-jb-pritzker-darren-bailey-legislation

Collin Corbett: A commonsense path forward for data centers in Illinois

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (314+ words) Data centers are one of the biggest and most controversial issues facing Illinois right now, and the two major-party candidates for governor only seem to offer extreme positions. The good news? Stakeholders in Illinois are already laying the groundwork for…...

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chicagotribune.com > 08/17/2026 > favorite-staffing-covid-migrants-contractor-chris-meister

Editorial: Illinois spent big during COVID and the migrant crisis. Who was watching the bills?

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (452+ words) Remember all the way back in 2023, during the height of the migrant influx, when Tribune reporting uncovered that a city contractor running operations at migrant shelters was submitting some eye-popping bills? We had no evidence of fraud. What we did…...