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  • The wild temperature swings felt in Illinois this January canceled each other out, averaging to 26.7 degrees, just a fraction of a degree above average.…
  • Northern Illinois could see 10 inches of snow as the first wintry storm of the season comes into the state. The National Weather Service says a mix of…
  • Federal crews have discovered two Asian carp in the Illinois River, 12 miles closer to Lake Michigan than where others of that size previously were seen.…
  • A Senate Democrat is proposing a special Illinois license plate to help preserve the monarch butterfly. The plan by state Sen. Melinda Bush of Grayslake…
  • Bloomington-Normal celebrates Bike To Work day, thanks to Bike BloNo, The Friends of the Constitution Trail, Coffee Hound, and Cravin' Donuts! It's all to…
  • Beginning in June, Connect Transit riders will use new electronic fare boxes when boarding a bus.Customers will be able to pay for rides with a magnetic…
  • Wet, and not as cold. That sums up this year's winter, according to a state climatologist. With a look back at the winter season, and a peak ahead at what…
  • A national wildlife group says it is doling out $3.3 million in grants as part of an initial push to stem the worrisome decline of monarch butterflies.…
  • NPR's Christopher Joyce reports on a new study of what children are being taught about the environment. The study says the environmental education needs to be overhauled because it's currently indocrinated with pro-environmental ideology. But supporters of current curricula say they're just presenting the facts.
  • Many U.S. farmers are struggling to overcome a triple dose of bad news: trade disputes, low crop prices and, in some cases, flooding.But in Central…
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