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The 2026 citywide architecture festival spans more than 30 neighborhoods. Entry is free, but hours, access rules and lines vary by site—so a little planning matters.
A peer-reviewed UC Davis study documents nearly two years of independent use for communication and computer control. It is a major feasibility result—not proof that the investigational system is ready for broad clinical use.
The record funding round reaches 37 states and backs local-food procurement, school gardens and agriculture education. The awards are real; their promised outcomes still need to be measured.
The state’s ninth Illinois Shines program year adds room for home, school, and community solar—with a bigger test still ahead: turning capacity into working projects.