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AI is Reportedly Coming to Illinois Taco Bell Drive Thru Lanes
Do you love tacos? Do you trust robots? Those are both important questions to answer as there are multiple reports that artificial intelligence is coming to Illinois drive-thru lanes. I saw this taco report shared by Nation's Restaurant News. It says that Taco Bell already has artificial intelligence deployed in...
Following the Family Legacy: West Prairie’s Owen Torrance Elected to State FFA Officer Team
Back in June, Good Hope’s Owen Torrance was elected to the 2024-25 Illinois FFA State Officer Team. Torrance grew up on a fifth-generation sheep and grain farm which he credits for kickstarting his passion for agriculture and FFA. For Torrance, being a member of FFA has helped him carry on a family legacy.
Was Another Alligator Spotted Swimming In Illinois Pond?
A mysterious creature was spotted in a pond in Illinois and you might be surprised with what they found. Witnesses Spot Strange Animal Swimming In Illinois Pond. I'm not sure why, but these kinds of stories fascinate me. Maybe, it's the thrill of the mystery. I'm talking about when residents of Illinois spot a strange and unknown creature. I do prefer it when there is an answer to the question as opposed to being unsolved.
Get outside, get learning at fall 2024 Illinois Master Naturalist conference
URBANA, Ill. — The very nature of nature is that it is always changing. Seasons come and go, birds flit in and out of view, and water ebbs and flows constantly moving downstream. Master Naturalist volunteers are invited to stay up to date on nature’s news by attending the 2024 University of Illinois Extension Master Naturalist Conference this fall in western Illinois.
One Earth Energy president hopes to renew pipeline project after moratorium lifts
For now, carbon capture pipeline development is on hold in Illinois after Gov. JB Pritzker signed legislation establishing new regulations surrounding the burgeoning industry, including a temporary moratorium on pipeline development. That means the plans of Gibson City-based ethanol production company One Earth Energy — as One Earth Sequestration —...
Domestic violence agencies want guns taken from abusers
Agencies serving victims of domestic violence say they will continue to push for passage of state legislation that would get guns out of the hands of abusers. Representatives of Legal Aid Society, Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence and The Network say they will ramp up efforts to get lawmakers to support the measure after the legislation failed to make it through the Illinois General Assembly this spring.
Top of the Morning, Aug. 1, 2024
Aug. 1—Congratulations to Champaign Red Lobster, the most recent recipient of Champaign American Legion Post 24's monthly award for proper display of the American flag. The high-traffic display at 1901 N. Prospect Ave. was part of a 2016 remodel of the restaurant. Longtime manager Jennifer Tuttle and Co. keep a close eye on Ol' Glory to make sure it's in tip-top shape. Red Lobster is the sixth ...
DACC’s 2nd Back to School Block Party – Fun for the Whole Family!
DANVILLE – Get ready for a great time at Danville Area Community College’s (DACC) 2nd Back to School Block Party! Join us on Wednesday, August 7th, from 5-8 pm in DACC’s Main Street Parking Lot. If it rains, don’t worry—we’ll move the fun to Thursday, August 8th, from 5-8 pm.
Macon Co. Health Dept. kicks off clinics for back-to-school season
DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) — The Macon County Health Department has kicked off its health clinics and services for the back-to-school season. Families and students entering kindergarten through high school can receive dental exams, physicals, vision exams, vaccinations and lead tests through the month of August. The goal is to...
Chicago abortion providers brace for new clients seeking care after Iowa ban takes effect
Abortion providers in Chicago and Illinois are expecting a surge of out-of-state patients after Iowa’s six-week abortion ban went into effect Monday. The state became the fourth in the U.S. to enact a ban on abortions after six weeks, which is before most people know they’re pregnant. The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the ban, which was passed last year by the Republican-controlled statehouse.
Illinois teenager battling Kansas heat with next Great Bend mural
Maddie Deiters is making her splash in the art world at a young age. The Illinois native has already completed nearly two dozen murals in Illinois, North Carolina, Missouri, and soon, in Montana. For the next two weeks, the 17-year-old Deiters will be battling temperatures well above the century mark in downtown Great Bend with a mural on the former NAPA building just south of the 10th and Main Street intersection.