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| Changes to Smoking Ban Failed |
A ban on most public smoking in Illinois is more than a year old, and supporters do not sound as if they are ready to make exceptions.
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| Ray LaHood to Give Monmouth College Commencement |
United States Secretary of Transportation Ray H. LaHood will deliver the 2009 commencement address at Monmouth College on May 17.
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| Durbin: Taxing AIG Bonuses Constitutional |
The fate of some of insurance giant AIG employees' retention bonuses rests partially in the U.S. Senate's hands, as Senators are expected to consider a measure this week that would tax those bonuses at 90 percent.
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| WEB EXTRA: Download Galesburg Mayoal Candidates' Forum Here |
Find the audio of Monday night's forum of candidates for Galesburg Mayor here.
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| Defense Calls for Mistrial in Murder Trial |
POSTED 10:25pm 3/23/09 The four days of testimony in a local murder case came to a screeching halt Monday afternoon, when the defense of the accused murder suspect called for a mistrial.
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| United Way Offers Prescription Drug Discount Cards |
One local organization wants to save area residents money on their prescription drug costs.
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| Murder Trial Resumes in Knox County Court |
The trial against a Galesburg man accused of multiple felonies resumed Monday morning in Knox County Court.
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| Going to the Mayoral Debate? WGIL Wants to Hear from You! |
WGIL wants to hear from you if you plan on attending tonight's forum for candidates looking to be Galesburg Mayor.
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| Quinn Suggests Lawmakers Take Pay Cuts |
Governor Pat Quinn says it would be a show of good faith if state lawmakers would cut their pay.
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| Galesburg Mayoral Debate Tonight -- LIVE COVERAGE ON WGIL and WGIL.COM |
The record number of candidates vying to be Galesburg's next mayor will all get to share their views with the public tonight.
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