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Tri States Public Radio
The move comes two months after the juvenile detention center in Galesburg closed — and two years since the ACLU of Illinois filed the lawsuit alleging youth were routinely subjected to prolonged solitary confinement and denied adequate mental health care.
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All parties are now on board with the location for a proposed career and technical education center in McDonough County. -
Commentator Julie Murphy became a grandmother a couple months ago. For our Women’s Voices series, she shares some thoughts about this new stage in her life. -
Renowned poet and novelist Kaveh Akbar, whose debut novel Martyr! became a New York Times bestseller and was a finalist for the National Book Award, is the 2025-26 Metz Writer-in-Residence. -
The expansion was years in the making, and includes six new patient rooms, a triage room, and an updated waiting area. -
MDH's president will soon leave, and its chief nursing officer has already departed.
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Tri States Public Radio is inviting people to submit photos for its first-ever Community Wall Calendar 2027.
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