Maura Hirschauer: 2024 candidate for Illinois House District 49 - Daily Herald
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- October 18, 2024
In some countries, citizens are grumbling about the inefficient rollout of COVID-19 vaccines. It’s unclear exactly when doses will be available. Websites for appointments keep crashing. Lines are long. And then there are the 130 countries that “are yet to administer a single dose,” according to UNICEF. That’s 2.5 billion people who so far have
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READ MOREThen-Gov. Pat Quinn speaks at the College of DuPage’s 47th Annual Commencement Ceremony in 2014. (College of DuPage | Flickr via Creative Commons) Then-Gov. Pat Quinn speaks at the College of DuPage’s 47th Annual Commencement Ceremony in 2014. (College of DuPage | Flickr via Creative Commons) (The Center Square) – Illinois taxpayers pay more than $2.1 million
READ MOREEx-medical manager wins $3.6M in whistleblower settlement INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An Indianapolis-based medical supply company’s former manager has won $3.6 million in a settlement of her whistleblower lawsuit accusing that company and a health insurance company of defrauding a government insurance program. Crystal Derrick, who was a national account manager in Roche Diagnostics Corp.’s diabetes
READ MOREIf you send a bouquet of roses for Valentine’s Day, chances are they were grown in Colombia. It remains the No. 1 supplier of flowers to the U.S. even though the coronavirus pandemic at one point threatened to wilt the industry. “It’s been a roller coaster,” said José Restrepo, co-owner and general manager of the
READ MOREFiling for unemployment in Illinois? What people should know about the IDES situation Over the past 11 months, the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) has seen a deluge of 1.8 million new unemployment claims brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. With all of the new claims and people coming into the unemployment system for
READ MOREIllinois Department of Public Health community and mobile COVID-19 testing sites will be closed Sunday due to weather concerns as temperatures drop throughout the region. Meanwhile, Illinois reported a milestone Saturday as the state’s seven-day positivity rate fell below 3%, according to the latest data. Here are the latest COVID-19 headlines from around the state:
READ MORERepublican senators Blunt and Hawley voted to acquit former President Donald Trump while Democratic senators Duckworth and Durbin voted to convict him Donald Trump was acquitted Saturday of inciting the horrific attack on the U.S. Capitol, concluding a historic impeachment trial that spared him the first-ever conviction of a U.S. president but exposed the fragility
READ MOREBy Ray Hanania Almost everyone wants to get the COVID-19 vaccination, but unfortunately, as we know, there is not enough of the vaccine to go around. We heard complaints during the presidential election between the two candidates, Trump and Biden. But since the election has ended, the vaccination shortage has continued, and many even argue,
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