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    Illinois schools will soon offer mental health screenings to all students beginning in the third grade. 

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    Democratic attorneys general from around the country gathered in Chicago Tuesday to hear from the public on impacts from the Trump administration’s policies. 

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    Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias, the AARP of Illinois and state lawmakers are launching a campaign to stop the use of data like zip codes and age to determine car insurance rates. 

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    Illinois could have to pay more than $700 million in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits under new rules, according to the governor’s office. 

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    Gov. JB Pritzker signed two bills Monday to strengthen Illinois’ firearm storage laws and improve tracing of stolen weapons. 

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    The Trump administration’s lawsuit against Illinois, Chicago and Cook County has been tossed by a federal judge — but the door is open for an appeal. 

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    With electricity prices rising for customers across Illinois, lawmakers and advocacy groups are calling for action to lower costs.  

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    The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) has asked Chicago-area transit agencies to plan for a 10 percent fare increase in their 2026 budgets. 

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    Quantum company Infleqtion will build their new quantum computer in Chicago, an expected $50 million investment backed by state investments. 

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    Gov. JB Pritzker said his office is still evaluating a pension sweetener that could cost Chicago millions as civic leaders call for him to veto the measure. 

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