A new Gallup study found that the people of Hawaii have the highest well-being in the nation. Illinois came in #37.
Indiana was ranked 47 with Wisconsin coming in at 28. The state with the lowest ranking in the U.S. was West Virginia.
Gallup says more than 177,000 adults living in the U.S. were surveyed. People were asked about everything from financial and social lives to their health habits.
By Hon. Michael P. Flanagan, Opinion Contributor Since 2013, more than 21,400 Illinoisians have lost their lives to opioid overdoses. This crisis, which has claimed more than 600,000...
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By Illinois Review Dear Readers, Out of respect for all of the hardworking conservative grassroots candidates across the state, Illinois Review has purposefully chosen not to attack Republicans...
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Mayor Tiffany Henyard faces federal investigations, eviction, and backlash over arrest threats. Lavish spending and legal battles leave residents questioning her leadership as she seeks reelection.
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By Illinois ReviewOn Wednesday, the Illinois State Rifle Association released a statement offering former U.S. Congressman Adam Kizinger (R-IL) and Missouri Senate candidate Lucas Kunce (D) complimentary firearm...
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By Illinois ReviewA local Kansas City reporter was accidentally shot on Tuesday afternoon during a campaign event at a private residence featuring Never Trumper and former Illinois Republican...
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