AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation Funding Fight: Illinois education advocates are pushing Gov. J.B. Pritzker to opt out of the federal tax-credit scholarship program, arguing it could steer money toward private schools while supporters say it’s needed for Illinois classrooms. Micromobility Rules: A new Illinois law sets statewide standards for e-bikes and scooters, including age rules and speed limits, with higher-speed devices requiring licensing, title, and insurance starting Jan. 1. Great Lakes Invasive Species: Groups are urging the federal government to restart the Brandon Road Interbasin project after juvenile invasive carp were found about 80 miles from Lake Michigan. Local Economy Watch: Unemployment fell in northern Illinois counties and cities in July, including Rockford and Freeport, according to state data. Public Safety: A semi crash near Route 26 in rural Freeport sent three people to the hospital; the driver was cited. Health & Safety: An Illinois boy nearly died after touching poisonous pokeweed during yard work, triggering anaphylactic shock. Business: First Financial Corp. agreed to buy First Illinois in a deal valued around $111.3 million.
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