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For Luke Schneider, military veteran, former firefighter and founder of Fire Department Coffee, the mission of his coffee company goes deeper than just a great cup of joe.
The Badd Axe Ladies firefighter training program is opening up new career options for young women.
If it sounds like the Dixon Police Department was taking summertime fun seriously, that is because they were. And they had the viral social media posts to show for it.
Kyle Kellen doesn’t fly around Lee County in a traffic helicopter, but even so, when he’s off duty and out in public, he’s most likely to be recognized as the road-report deputy.
When a prospective pharmacy student tells Dr. Heidi Olson that they’ve never thought about pharmacy as a career before, the director of the RPHARM program at the University of Illinois College of Medicine doesn’t take it personally. She’s been there herself.
Whether it’s prescribing antibiotics for an infection, drugs to ease pain after surgical procedures, lifesaving insulin for diabetes or being a health-care provider for a rural community, rural pharmacists have always filled a unique role in the medical community.
For Doug McKalip, the chief agricultural negotiator in the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, removing barriers to and boosting U.S. agricultural exports and trade is a work in progress.
Driver and worker safety, especially in work zones, means more than a week in April, for the Illinois Department of Transportation and Mid-West Truckers Association.
Bridges throughout Illinois are on the top of the priority list for a statewide infrastructure funding program.
With a September deadline, and a congressional summer vacation on the calendar, the clock is ticking on a new five-year farm bill.
Bridges, roads and sidewalks throughout rural Indiana will be getting repairs and upgrades, thanks to $155.6 million in federal funds.
Thirty-two bridges in rural Indiana will be getting repairs and upgrades, thanks to funding from the federal government.
The Burgener family, of Moweaqua, was named the Illinois Pork Producers Association 2024 Family of the Year.
Early spells of warm weather mean that truckers who use rural roads in Illinois had an added challenge.
The rules are the rules, but the federal rulemaking process can be confusing for those who are most impacted by the final results of that process.