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| Storms Cause Problems in Galesburg -- E-MAIL US YOUR STORM PHOTOS |
Flooding rains and some gusty winds that even prompted some severe thunderstorm warnings at one point resulted in what otherwise was a lousy weekend across the area.
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| Former State Rep. On the Job as Transportation Secretary |
For thirty years, Gary Hannig has been driving on I-55 between his home in Litchfield and the State Capitol in Springfield, where he was a state representative. Now Hannig is in charge of the state's roadways as secretary of transportation.
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| Tourism Officials Hope Numbers Remain Strong |
Tourism was big business for Illinois in 2007. That's the latest from the Illinois Bureau of Tourism.
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| Lawmakers Say Bills Would Improve Air and Job Environments |
Lawmakers and environmental experts are trying to push several bills through the legislature that they say would improve both Illinois' natural and employment environment.
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| Severe Weather Batters Springfield Area, Destroys Homes |
The fire chief in a small central Illinois town says it's a little early for the kind of weather that moved across central Illinois, leaving destruction in its wake.
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| Pastor Dead Following Southern IL Church Shooting; Suspect Charged |
UPDATED 2:36pm 3/9/09 Prosecutors say the man facing murder charges in the shooting of a pastor walked into the church with enough ammunition to kill 30 people.
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| Galesburg-Area Resident Attends Patch Funeral; Thanks Soldiers, and the Media |
A Galesburg-area resident says he just wanted to say thank you for the sacrifice an area soldier gave when he was killed several weeks ago in the line of duty.
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| Kewanee Guard Helps Honor Fallen Soldier |
Members of a Kewanee-based National Guard unit helped give one of their comrades the best possible farewell, under the most difficult of circumstances.
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| Insurance Requirement Could Hurt Illinois Businesses |
New research by the employers' interest group, the National Federation of Independent Business, says that requiring small business to help their employees with medical coverage may be hazardous to their health -- the businesses' health, that is.
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| Senate President: Tax Hikes May Be Necessary |
Illinois Senate President John Cullerton (D-Chicago) is thinking about tax and fee hikes.
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