Fall classes at Illinois Central College begin next week, and new president Jamonica Rolle says it’s a moment she's been waiting for since starting her position in July. In an extended interview, Rolle details what attracted her to ICC.

Fall classes at Illinois Central College begin next week, and new president Jamonica Rolle says it&rsquo;s a moment she's been waiting for since starting her position in July. In an extended interview, Rolle details what attracted her to ICC.

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Jamonica Rolle looks to build on foundation, community ties as new Illinois Central College president

Since Aug.1, the Women’s Pro Baseball League has been playing its inaugural season in Springfield. It’s the fifth league of its kind in U.S. history. Its players hope there is no need for a sixth.

Since Aug.1, the Women&rsquo;s Pro Baseball League has been playing its inaugural season in Springfield. It&rsquo;s the fifth league of its kind in U.S. history. Its players hope there is no need for a sixth.

Can the WPBL be a long term success? Yes – if people are patient, experts say

The National Weather Service in Lincoln opened its doors to the public on Saturday for the first time in 19 years, and wants to be more accessible in the future.

The National Weather Service in Lincoln opened its doors to the public on Saturday for the first time in 19 years, and wants to be more accessible in the future.

Up in the sky: National Weather Services focuses on creating trust with the public at open house

Gov. JB Pritzker said he doesn't want to see Central Illinois farmland given up for data centers. He said the state should be pumping the brakes on the industry rather than rolling out the red carpet for it.

 

Gov. JB Pritzker said he doesn't want to see Central Illinois farmland given up for data centers. He said the state should be pumping the brakes on the industry rather than rolling out the red carpet for it.
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Jamonica Rolle looks to build on foundation, community ties as new Illinois Central College president

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