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| Man Caught After High-Speed, Two-State Chase |
ORION, Ill. (AP) -- Police in the Quad Cities say their hunt for the suspect in a violent two-state crime spree came to a dramatic end in a field in Henry County when they subdued a 33-year-old man with beanbag rounds and Tasers.
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| Groups Support Tax Increase for Education |
It may not be dogs and cats sleeping together, but union and management groups have come out in favor of a tax increase to pay for education.
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| GOP Talks Budget, Legislative Cars |
Republicans are ripping apart the governor's newest budget proposal.
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| Lawmakers Making FOI Law Less Transparent |
A "new and improved" Freedom of Information Act promoting transparency went into effect in January, but lawmakers are already chipping away at the law.
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| Yet More Budget Woes |
A couple of groups came to the state capitol Thursday calling for more funding.
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| Preschool Stays in Knoxville; Other Budget Cuts Still Undecided |
FIRST REPORTED 9:11pm 4/21/10 The Superintendent of the Knoxville School didn't want the district's pre-school closed despite the potential there may be little or no state funding for it, and now, it won't be.
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| Illinois, Local Corn Planting Takes Off |
It was just a matter of time before the state's farmers would be out in the fields planting crops in big numbers, and that time arrived.
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| Quinn Claims Brady is Using Independent Contractors |
Gov. Pat Quinn is concerned that his Republican opponent in the race for governor is using misclassified independent contractors.
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| Quinn Backs Off Proposed "Download Tax" |
Gov. Pat Quinn is backing off a proposal that would have placed a state tax on music and video downloads.
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| Regulators Likely to Okay CenturyTel, Qwest Deal |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Analysts say CenturyTel Inc.'s proposed purchase of Qwest Communications International Inc. is likely to be approved by federal regulators -- perhaps with some conditions attached -- because the companies operate mostly in different markets.
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