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| Bloomington Man Gets New Trial on Drug Charges |
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- A Bloomington man who wasn't allowed to represent himself at his 2008 trial is getting another chance.
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| SIUC Asks for Help in Search for Missing Student |
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- Officials at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale are asking for the public's help in finding a student who's been missing since Monday.
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| State Treasurer Boasts Accomplishments |
(IRN)-State Treasurer Dan Rutherford isn't shy when it comes to talking about his accomplishments. He says he has accomplished a lot during his first 100 days in office.
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| Quinn Encourages Green Living on Earth Day |
(IRN)-On this Earth Day, Governor Pat Quinn says everyone can do more to help the environment, including the state.
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| Peoria Clinic Named Again for Bob Michel |
(IRN)-One of Peoria's favorite sons joked that while he is still alive, two veterans' clinics have been named for him.
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| Galesburg Bar Shut Down for Minors Present |
A Galesburg bar was shut down early Thursday morning after a number of minors were found in the business.
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| Orpheum Roof Nows Needs Repaired |
There's another item that needs to be replaced at Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre, but this time, Mother Nature is to blame.
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| Judge in Blago Case Discusses Potential Jurors |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The judge overseeing Rod Blagojevich's retrial says an ``extraordinarily large number'' of potential jurors say they believe some politicians take money to influence their votes.
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| March Jobless Rate Drops in Illinois Metro Areas |
CHICAGO (AP) -- State officials say the March unemployment rate dropped in every Illinois metropolitan area for a record seventh consecutive month.
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| BNSF Plans to Add Jobs in West Central Illinois |
GALESBURG, Ill. (AP) -- BNSF Railway says it plans to add 87 jobs in Galesburg this year as it emerges from the worst of the recession.
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