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Peter Hancock

Peter Hancock

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Statehouse Reporter, Capitol News Illinois

Springfield

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Covers: death penalty, social justice activism, advocacy, internet freedom social justice issues, press freedom, activism, media freedom politics, southeast asia, democracy building, social media race and ethnicity, human rights, singapore, current affairs social justice

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Total articles 19241

  • Pared-back ‘Right to Play’ bill advances in General Assembly, awaits Senate action

    By Peter Hancock Verified| Northern Public Radio Verified SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois House gave its approval to legislation that would give high school athletes a limited right to compete in non-school events or on non-school teams during the same season in which they play for their school. The House voted 68-39 on April 9 to pass a scaled-back version of a bill known as the Right to Play Act.

    By Peter Hancock Verified · Northern Public Radio

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • "Thank you to all who attended the competition and to Irene for organising the event”

    By Peter Hancock Verified| The Scarborough News Verified Bridlington Bay Bowling Club held its first competition of the season which was played in reasonable weather. The President’s Salva Competition was handicapped to give players of all abilities more chance of progressing through the event. Bill Burnside and Tommy Donald and John Oxley and Brian Barber made it through to the semi finals.

    By Peter Hancock Verified · The Scarborough News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Pared-back ‘Right to Play’ bill advances in General Assembly, awaits Senate action

    By Peter Hancock Verified| Northern Public Radio Verified SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois House gave its approval to legislation that would give high school athletes a limited right to compete in non-school events or on non-school teams during the same season in which they play for their school. The House voted 68-39 on April 9 to pass a scaled-back version of a bill known as the Right to Play Act.

    By Peter Hancock Verified · Northern Public Radio

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Capitol News Illinois

Capitol News Illinois is a nonprofit news service operated by the Illinois Press Foundation that provides coverage of state government to newspapers, broadcast outlets and other media throughout Illinois.

Springfield, Illinois, United States