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TSPR asked the candidates why they are running, whether Congress should regulate AI, the war against Iran, and more.
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Tri States Public Radio
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31-year-old John Glasgow of Little York was an advocate for rural education through his work with the Illinois Association of Rural and Small Schools. -
Business professionals from around the tri states gathered in Macomb to share ideas about economic and community development. -
A Galesburg nursing home has been fined $25,000 by the Illinois Department of Public Health following an investigation into a non-consensual sexual relationship between a former dietary aide and a 28-year-old nursing home resident with disabilities. -
Women’s Voices commentator Linda Zellmer says she learned a few things about breast cancer while participating in a study about the disease. -
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