Ketanji Brown Jackson, President Biden's first Supreme Court pick, has been sworn in as the 116th justice. She is the first Black woman to serve on the nation's high court.
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Got passionate opinions but marching's not your thing? Never fear, Suzanne Degges-White has tips on affecting change in your own way.
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The state is hoping that a renaming of the Asian Carp will be enough to motivate consumers to take a chance on the fish
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Cirque Italia is a circus that incorporates water in its performances. A 35,000 gallon water tank sits beneath the stage. The circus was founded by Manuel Rebecchi in 2012.
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Frankie DiCiaccio says it's time to unite because abortion and bodily autonomy are linked to other civil rights.
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Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin lost the June 28 primary. In his concession speech, he called on party members to follow civil debate as a cornerstone.
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Winnebago county residents and friends have over 11,000 acres of natural area to enjoy throughout the summer.
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Joshua Nichols said he would be disappointed if Congress couldn’t compromise to continue the federal waivers.“That's going to add definitely another level of struggle to families. Now you're going to have to come up with a new solution on how to feed your kids.”
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WNIJ’s staff created a summer reading challenge for our listeners, but we wanted to get in front of some people in the community to see what they are reading. We found out, at a recent community book sale.
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Our scents are primal, says Katie Andraski. So what do you do when your scent is canceled?
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Friday’s Supreme Court decision overturning federal protection of abortion rights is expected to motivate voters on both sides of the issue in Tuesday's primary in Illinois.
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