Peter Hancock
Statehouse Reporter at Capitol News Illinois
Statehouse reporter, @CapitolNewsIL. Formerly @KPRnews, @LJWorld, @KUPoliticalSci. Go @Royals. [email protected] Facebook: @CNIStatehouse
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2 weeks ago |
southernillinoisnow.com | Peter Hancock |Austin Williams
Gun rights advocates once again are asking a federal appeals court in Chicago to overturn Illinois’ ban on assault-style firearms and large-capacity magazines in a case that may be destined for the U.S. Supreme Court.
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2 weeks ago |
qctimes.com | Peter Hancock
SPRINGFIELD — Gov. JB Pritzker got some of what he requested from the General Assembly in the area of higher education, but some of his biggest requests fell short. Pritzker’s wins include a $10 million increase in need-based student financial aid and passage of a direct admission program to make it easier for eligible Illinois high school and community college students to apply to public universities.
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3 weeks ago |
news-gazette.com | Peter Hancock
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3 weeks ago |
effinghamdailynews.com | Peter Hancock
SPRINGFIELD – Gov. JB Pritzker got some of what he requested from the General Assembly in the area of higher education, but some of his biggest requests fell short. Pritzker’s wins include a $10 million increase in need-based student financial aid and passage of a direct admission program to make it easier for eligible Illinois high school and community college students to apply to public universities.
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3 weeks ago |
shawlocal.com | Peter Hancock
SPRINGFIELD – Gov. JB Pritzker got some of what he requested from the General Assembly in the area of higher education, but some of his biggest requests fell short. Pritzker’s wins include a $10 million increase in need-based student financial aid and passage of a direct admission program to make it easier for eligible Illinois high school and community college students to apply to public universities.
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