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| Statement from City of Galesburg on Winter Storm |
Click here for a statement from the City of Galesburg on the winter storm, including tips and potential road closures.
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| City of Galesburg Preparing for Snowstorm |
The city of Galesburg is making plans to deal the with large amounts of snow expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
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| Blizzard to Roll Through Illinois |
Travel is widely discouraged Tuesday as Illinois faces one the biggest snowstorms it's seen in about a decade.
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| Inspector: IDOT Supervisor Traded Jobs for Favors |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A state inspector says a supervisor at the Illinois Transportation Department pressured employees to give him gifts if they wanted good work assignments.
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| Fla. Judge Strikes Down Health Overhaul |
PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) -- A federal judge in Florida says the Obama administration's health overhaul is unconstitutional, siding with 26 states that had sued to block it.
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| Blizzard Intrupting Driving Schedules |
(IRN)-The threat of winter weather is forcing many to cancel plans and will likely make driving anywhere in the state an arduous task.
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| Illinois Session Cancelled |
(IRN)-The Illinois House and Senate are not taking any chances with the weather. Because of the predicted snow, ice, and winds statewide, the General Assembly has cancelled its sessions and committee hearings for the week.
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| New City Manager Sworn In |
Galesburg Mayor Sal Garza so far has nothing but good things to say about the city's newest hire.
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| Snowstorm Takes Dead Aim on Area |
We've certainly seen our share of snow this winter, but the National Weather Service says what could be the biggest snowstorm yet this season for the area is expected to happen over the next couple days.
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| IL Minorities More Likely to do Time for Drugs |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A state commission says minority offenders in Illinois are far more likely to go to prison for minor drug crimes than whites are.
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