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Physical accessibility issues persist at University of Illinois 27 years after ADA

By Steffie Drucker/For CU-CitizenAccess | June 27, 2017

While the University of Illinois has been called a pioneer in providing accessibility and support for students with disabilities, certain simple items — such as buttons to call and operate the elevator in Gregory Hall — remain out of reach.

Despite reputation, University of Illinois struggles with web accessibility

By Steffie Drucker/For CU-CitizenAccess | June 27, 2017

If Tim Offenstein had to grade the University of Illinois in terms of web accessibility, he said he would give a B or C+.

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Longtime Illinois representative campaign expenditures low

U.S. Congressman Danny Davis, Democrat, of District 7 has occupied his seat in the House of Representatives for over 20 years.  Davis was re-elected to his seat on earlier this month – defeating his opponent Republican Craig Cameron by more than 80 percent of the votes. And each year, Davis has one of the lowest campaign spending and contribution amounts of the Illinois representatives, spending anywhere from $300,000 to $600,000 and raising as little as $200,000 and as much as $600,000.

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  • Illinois campaign spending not always transparent
  • Rep. Bobby Rush’s family continues to benefit from campaign dollars
  • Chicago congressman has paid over $400,000 to his wife since 2010, federal election records show
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Inspectors find negligence, abuse in central Illinois nursing homes

State officials have conducted hundreds of complaint-based nursing home inspections across central Illinois since 2011. In the seven Medicare-certified nursing homes in Champaign County alone, inspectors from the Illinois Department of Public Health conducted at least 114 complaint-based inspections.

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  • Husband’s treatment prompts wrongful death lawsuit
  • Nursing home ratings sometimes misleading
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