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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.
What are the rules on automated driver systems in commercial motor vehicles? Right now, it depends on what state you are in.
Is there a government conspiracy afoot to deprive farmers of receiving their full benefits from crop insurance? Not at all, according to an economist.
The drivers of commercial motor vehicles, semis and buses, hold a key to making the country’s roadways safer.
After they’ve strolled through the Western Illinois University Ag Mech Club’s Farm Expo, WIU alumni are invited to attend an event after the show for an update on the alumni program and to honor five distinguished ag department alumni.
It has taken a village, actually a city, and many months, but the effort to bring back agriculture education to Dixon High School is nearing completion.
When members of Western Illinois University’s Ag Mech Club arrive early on Friday morning to set up the Farm Expo, they won’t just be showing up for a club activity. They’ll be showing up for prospective employers.
Whether it’s caring for expectant sows, introducing Peoria County fourth-graders to baby pigs or steering the Illinois Pork Producers Association as its new president, Cheryl Cowser Walsh approaches each task with a positive mindset.