The Normal Township supervisor says the bill could "dramatically and positively impact" their ability to help residents in need. It awaits the governor's signature.

The Normal Township supervisor says the bill could "dramatically and positively impact" their ability to help residents in need. It awaits the governor's signature.

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WGLT's Sound Ideas is our flagship news program. Every weekday, WGLT reporters go beyond soundbites for deeper conversations with newsmakers, musicians, artists, and anyone with a story to share. This 30-minute newsmagazine is produced Monday through Friday. You can also subscribe to the Sound Ideas - Full Episodes podcast.

Change could give Illinois townships more ways to help people who are financially struggling

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The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois has concerns about implementation of new restrictions on soliciting and unattended property in Uptown, near and in Uptown Station. It has sent a letter to the town detailing the concerns and the town has issued a response clarifying its approach. WGLT asked Mayor Chris Koos about the issue during a Sound Ideas interview.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois has concerns about implementation of new restrictions on soliciting and unattended property in Uptown, near and in Uptown Station. It has sent a letter to the town detailing the concerns and the town has issued a response clarifying its approach.&nbsp;WGLT asked Mayor Chris Koos about the issue during a Sound Ideas interview.

Mayor of Normal calls for commonsense enforcement of Uptown Station code of conduct

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AI will affect several broad areas of the insurance sector, fraud detection, risk assessment and damage assessment. Gunratan Lonare, a professor at the Katie School of Insurance and Risk Management at Illinois State University, said in the future, AI will take over low-risk claims assessment.

AI will affect several broad areas of the insurance sector, fraud detection, risk assessment and damage assessment. Gunratan Lonare, a professor at the Katie School of Insurance and Risk Management at Illinois State University, said in the future, AI will take over low-risk claims assessment.

AI will change how insurance companies teach workers and how they work

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Since the Meta Data Center has operated in DeKalb, it has accumulated $72 million in additional property tax revenue for the city 100 miles north of Bloomington-Normal, according to City Manager Bill Nicklas. He said that money has been "transformational."

Since the Meta Data Center has operated in DeKalb, it has accumulated $72 million in additional property tax revenue for the city 100 miles north of Bloomington-Normal, according to City Manager Bill Nicklas.&nbsp;He said that money has been "transformational."

DeKalb and Aurora are flush with data center cash. They differ in how to spend it

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Change could give Illinois townships more ways to help people who are financially struggling

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