Illinois District 107 State Representative Brad Halbrook
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Recent News About Illinois District 107 State Representative Brad Halbrook
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Farmers Market Week promotes local agriculture and community health
National Farmers Market Week celebrates local agriculture and the dedicated farmers who bring fresh produce and goods to communities. This week, individuals are encouraged to visit their local farmers markets to enjoy seasonal flavors and support a healthier, more connected community.
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Illinois researchers utilize CornBox for nitrogen fertilizer response study in corn
Illinois researchers are using the CornBox to conduct experiments on the response of corn to nitrogen fertilizer. The study involves connecting living plants with sensors and imaging technology.
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Shelbyville receives $5.3 million from IEPA for lead service line replacement
The City of Shelbyville is among 17 communities that will receive financial assistance to replace lead water lines. State Representative Brad Halbrook announced today that the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) will provide Shelbyville with $5.3 million to replace 350 lead service lines, ensuring no lead leaks into residents’ drinking water.
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Study reveals lingering lockdown impact on Illinois students' academic performance
A new study from the University of Illinois System indicates that only about one-fourth of all public-school students have returned to pre-pandemic performance levels in English language arts, with even fewer reaching those levels in math.
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Illinois residents advised on heat safety measures for upcoming high temperatures
We’re looking at some uncomfortable and potentially dangerous temperatures across Illinois over the next few days. Make sure you know how to protect yourself from heat-related illnesses: https://ready.illinois.gov/hazards/extremetempshot.html
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Unclaimed property auction to feature Rolex watch and rare collectibles
A Rolex Oyster watch, Mike Singletary and Troy Aikman football cards, uncut sheets of money, and many rare coins are among the items available for bidding at this year’s Unclaimed Property Auction at the Illinois State Fair.
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Illinois athletes compete in Paris Olympics
The 2024 Summer Olympics are underway in Paris, featuring athletes competing in 32 sports and 329 medal events. Representing the United States are 27 Olympic athletes and 9 Paralympic athletes from Illinois.
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FBI warns Illinois residents of rising ATM robbery incidents
The FBI is warning Illinois residents of a rise in incidents of "jugging," where victims are robbed after withdrawing money from an ATM. The agency has provided several tips to help individuals protect themselves from such crimes.
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Rep. Brad Halbrook welcomes new assistant for constituent services
There is a new addition to Representative Brad Halbrook’s Effingham district office, aimed at assisting area residents with state-related issues and concerns. Dallas Bear has joined the team full-time at Representative Halbrook’s Effingham office, located at 304 E. Jefferson Avenue, Suite A in Effingham.
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Illinois supports military families with expedited professional licensure
Illinois law includes several provisions to help service members and spouses obtain professional licensure, including review of applications within 30 days of completion and payment. Learn more about licensing assistance available to service members and their spouses: https://idfpr.illinois.gov/military.html.
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Former Marion VA volunteer named Illinois DAV commander
A former volunteer with the Marion VA has taken the title as the new Illinois State Disabled American Veteran (DAV) Commander.
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Widespread technology outage disrupts services globally
A widespread technology outage this morning impacted a number of services in Illinois and around the world. Here’s what you should know.
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Tips for severe weather insurance claims
Here are some helpful tips for navigating insurance claims after this week’s severe weather.
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Illinois Pork Producers Association launches grant program for pork research in schools
The Illinois Pork Producers Association has launched a new grant program aimed at supporting pork research in high schools and colleges.
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Illinois Department urges timely renewal of professional licenses
The Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation (IDFPR) is reminding individuals with certain professional licenses currently up for renewal to start the renewal process before their license expires.
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FBI names suspect in attempted shooting of former President Trump
A suspect has been named in the attempt on former President Trump’s life, and information about him is continuing to come in. Here’s what we know so far.
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Illinois Supreme Court to decide on Democrats' mid-cycle election law
Democrats’ mid-cycle elections law that was found unconstitutional earlier this year is now in the hands of the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Illinois adds .410 shot shells to acceptable turkey hunting ammunition
Beginning next year, .410 shot shells will be added to the acceptable sizes of turkey shot already accepted by the state.
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Coupon book for senior farmers market available for income-eligible seniors in Illinois
Farmers Market season has commenced. The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP), administered by the Illinois Department on Aging and Illinois Department of Human Services, offers income-eligible older adults access to up to $50 worth of locally grown fruits, vegetables, herbs, and honey from certified farmers.
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Illinois celebrates anniversary of state flag adoption
On this day in 1915, Illinois adopted its first official state flag.