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| Group Makes Asian Carp Money-Maker |
An Illinois entrepreneur is making the most of the Asian Carp invasion.
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| Recorder Accused of Theft May Make Plea |
POSTED 3:46pm 4/5/10 The Knox County elected official accused of stealing from the political party she was involved with may make a plea in the case soon.
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| Public Works, Overpass Funding, Property Sale Among Items on Galesburg City Council Agenda |
One of the ways the City of Galesburg is looking at possibly paying for the first of three proposed rail crossing overpasses will be discussed by aldermen Monday night.
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| One Injured, One Arrested Following Galesburg Shooting |
A Galesburg woman is injured, and another is arrested, following a late-afternoon shooting Sunday.
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| Hey Blago! You're Fired! |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich has tried to explain why he has such difficulty using cell phones and computers.
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| 1 Hour of Daily Exercise Fights "Fatso" Gene in Teens |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new European study suggests that one hour of moderate to vigorous exercise daily can help teens beat the effects of a common obesity-related gene.
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| Rallies Not Enough for IL Tea Party Activists |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Some Illinois tea party activists are evolving from sideline protesters to political insiders who are running for office or working for candidates.
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| Reward Offered for Info on IL Mayor's Killing |
WASHINGTON PARK, Ill. (AP) -- The son of Washington Park's mayor is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the conviction of his father's killer.
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| Fire Crews Warn About Dangers of Controlled Burns |
After a series of damaging fires that started as controlled burns, fire officials are warning property owners to take the wind and weather into account when setting the fires.
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| Lawmakers Wants Insurance to Help You Quit Smoking |
Signing up for programs, and buying products, in the race to quit smoking can cost money. But getting treatment for lung cancer costs far more. A bill to require health insurance policies to cover $500 a month for smoking cessation efforts has passed the House -- barely.
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