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| City to Apply for Million Dollar Transit Grant |
A long-planned new facilitiy to be the home of the Galesburg Transit bus system could be one step closer to reality after Monday night's Galesburg City Council meeting.
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| Blagojevich Seeks to Toss Wiretaps |
CHICAGO (AP) --Attorneys for Rod Blagojevich are asking a judge to throw out secret wiretap recordings made of the former Illinois governor in 2008, claiming there are gaps in the tapes.
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| Experts Question Borrowing Money for Ill. Bills |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Experts say borrowing money to pay overdue bills might be the fair thing for Illinois to do, but it wouldn't necessarily be the smart thing.
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| Drew Peterson's Son Fired from Police Job |
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -- Suburban Chicago fire and police commissioners have fired Drew Peterson's son.
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| Death By Patch? |
(IRN)-- Drug technology is getting ahead of existing state law in at least one case.
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| Bad Illinois History? |
(IRN)--New research shows the majority of Illinois schools aren't doing a good enough job teaching U.S. history. Nick Gale reports.
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| Maple Syrup-Making Time Starts in Springfield |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) --Visitors learned how to tap trees and make maple syrup from scratch at the Lincoln Memorial Garden in Springfield over the weekend.
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| Pluses and Minuses in State's, Knox County's, Housing Market |
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| Heart Walk Raises Money for CASA |
Knox County's CASA organization, or Court-Appointed Special Advocates, held its annual Heartwalk Saturday at the Sandburg Mall.
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| Stark County Cat Survives Being Shot in Head with Arrow |
TOULON, Ill. (AP) -- A central Illinois cat owner says she may change the animal's name from Jynx to Lucky after he survived being shot in the head with an arrow this week.
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