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| Case Involving Northwestern Investigations in Court |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Cook County judge wants to hear from a man who Northwestern University journalism students say has been wrongly convicted of murder.
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| Roseville Elementary School to Close |
FIRST REPORTED 9:58pm 3/9/10, UPDATED 9:28am 3/10/10 Residents of the Monmouth-Roseville School District likely knew what the outcome would be, but didn't like it anyway.
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| Quinn Budget to Mean Painful Choices for Illinois -- LIVE COVERAGE WEDNESDAY ON WGIL AND WGIL.COM |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn plans to propose a budget that would keep Illinois government afloat mostly by borrowing money and letting bills go unpaid.
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| WEB EXTRA: Proposed Cuts in Quinn's Budget |
(AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn's proposed budget would give more money to some state agencies, including those serving veterans and children, while cutting spending in others, including the state police and an agency that serves the elderly.
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| Accused Murderer Wants Bond Reduced |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 3/9/10 The Monmouth man accused in a 12-year old murder but not arrested until last month will find out next week if he has a better chance of getting out of jail.
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| District 205 Makes Nearly 80 Cuts |
The Galesburg School Board has approved what a top district official calls the largest Reduction in Force in nearly three-decades.
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| Azer Plans Medical Supply Store |
The City of Galesburg is giving a longtime local businessman money to rehab a building he wants to buy, and the chance to start a new business along with that.
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| City Council Approves Police Contract |
Not everyone on the Galesburg City Council was okay with a group of people getting what technically could seem like pretty big pay raises.
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| Lawmaker Ready to Hear About Budget -- LIVE COVERAGE WEDNESDAY ON WGIL AND WGIL.COM |
A local lawmaker says he's ready to hear what Governor Pat Quinn has to say this week about the budget.
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| Woes at Family Bank Loom Over Senate Race |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Democrats desperate to hold on to President Barack Obama's old Senate seat are scrambling to counter revelations that a bank owned by their candidate's family may be nearing collapse.
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