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Maggie Strahan

  • Legislative Coordinator, Illinois House of Representatives Office of the Speaker
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Here’s the most popular Super Bowl snack in Illinois

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By Maggie Strahan
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(WMBD) — Super Bowl Sunday is about three things: football, commercials, and food. While everyone has their own preferences on what to eat on game day, Illinoisans have a clear favorite. Based on an analysis of Google search times conducted by Bid-On-Equipment , Illinois’ favorite snack for the Super Bowl is buffalo wings! Illinois shares their favorite with Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
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New law modernizes name change process for prior felons

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By Maggie Strahan
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CHICAGO (WMBD) — The Illinois Department of Public Health announced in a press release Friday that a majority of Illinois’ 102 counties are now at a low community risk level for the spread of COVID-19. IDPH reported that the CDC has designated 14 counties in Illinois as a medium level of COVID-19, up from 5 counties last week. One county is at a high community level.
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New law modernizes name change process for prior felons

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By Maggie Strahan
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WMBD) — A new law signed Friday will allow people with felony convictions to legally change their name after marriage, gender transition, or for their own safety, which they were not permitted to do in the past. House Bill 2542, signed by Gov. JB Pritzker Friday, will repeal and amend parts of Illinois’ name change law to expand rights for qualifying individuals with previous felony convictions.
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