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The Illinois’ 2021 Climate and Equitable Jobs Act saved three nuclear plants from closing and has since returned more than $2.7 billion to ComEd customers.
ipa.illinois.govu/steve42089 — 10 days ago
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President Trump gets called a pedophile at President's Cup at Medinah Country Club in Illinois.
Live on Fox News with some extra Illinois flair.
u/jeremiahthedamned — 17 days ago
Man says Naperville officer stalked him with Flock technology after starting affair with his fiancée
youtube.comu/AKMed84 — 17 days ago
▲ 450 r/illinois
How things are going with Ken Griffin's big move of Citadel HQ from Chicago to Miami:
u/steve42089 — 24 days ago
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Illinois Democratic Party splits over money
Welch, state Democrats offer different accounts of campaign funding dispute.
u/steve42089 — 24 days ago
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JB Pritzker says using GLP-1 for weight loss "has been really life changing"
youtube.comu/steve42089 — 24 days ago
Crew from Diaz Fence Company in Joliet, Illinois, removed the high-quality wooden fence they had just installed when the homeowner reportedly wouldn't pay and mentioned involving ICE.
Fuck ICE
u/steve42089 — 1 month ago
▲ 304 r/illinois
September 11, 2001 was one of the darkest days our nation has ever faced. 25 years later, we remember those we lost and honor those who answered the call — and we recommit ourselves to the unity, courage, and service that carried our nation through.
u/steve42089 — 1 month ago
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The Chicago-based Mather & Company printers produced this colorful poster to be hung in factories and offices in 1923. (Photo by Buyenlarge / Getty Images)
u/steve42089 — 1 month ago
The United States of America has collapsed. Rival fast food chains have taken over. Illinois is divided. To Whom are you loyal?
u/StevesOtherBalls — 1 month ago
Chicago feels oddly [adult-swim] coded (visually speaking)
It could 100% work as [bump] b-roll footage
(I'm biased as a chicago native)
u/Sprice_is_nic3 — 1 month ago
▲ 17 r/illinois
Caleb Williams Has Ice in His Veins While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones
youtube.comu/steve42089 — 1 month ago
Where have Bailey - Del Mar been? Breaking the law of course
u/BigfootsMailman — 1 month ago
▲ 257 r/illinois
Illinois, in just the last two years, has collected over a *billion* dollars in revenue (expenditures) thanks to increasing movie production in the state, particularly Chicago.
2025: $703 million (record high), with an estimated $401 million in wages and about 18,100 industry hires (excluding extras)
2024: $653 million (second-highest on record), with an estimated $351 million in wages and about 18,200 hires.
https://dceo.illinois.gov/whyillinois/film/filminginillinois.html
u/steve42089 — 1 month ago
▲ 59 r/illinois
We Found Her: The Most Absurd General-Election Candidate in America
Before getting involved in the FL-24 race, Brown lost a different Republican House primary this year—not in Florida, but in Illinois. Oh, and there’s this: Back in Illinois, she appears to be under indictment for felony wire fraud. Per publicly available court documents, her trial is set to begin just weeks after Election Day.
u/steve42089 — 1 month ago
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Illinois’ high vaccination rate has stemmed measles tide amid nationwide spike
dailyherald.comu/steve42089 — 1 month ago