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| Simon Praised for Expanding Financial Disclosure |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois' lieutenant governor is earning praise for disclosing financial information about her senior staff.
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| Outages Linger After Tornado Packing Storm |
GIRARD, Ill. (AP) -- More than 14,000 homes and businesses served by Ameren Illinois are still without power in the wake of this week's storms that specialists say included at least one tornado in the state.
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| Graham: Threat to SC Boeing Plant Isn't Serious |
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -- Gov. Nikki Haley and U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham have joined local mayors to criticize a complaint against Boeing Co. that could impact its South Carolina operations.
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| 4 ISU Students Among 10 Arrested in Drug Sweep |
NORMAL, Ill. (AP) -- Authorities in central Illinois conducted a drug sweep that's resulted in the arrests of 10 people, including four students at Illinois State University.
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| State Fair Performance Line Up |
(IRN)-Country music and the rock of the 1980s will again play in abundance at the Illinois State Fair.
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| Human Trafficking Outreach Day Saturday |
(IRN)-Saturday marks the sixth annual statewide Human Trafficking Outreach Day in Illinois aimed at raising awareness of the problem.
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| Effort Mounts Against Controversial Gun Bill |
(IRN)-The Illinois House is expected to vote on a controversial concealed carry bill next week, and opponents of the legislation are pointing to gaps in the gun permit system as a reason to vote no.
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| Safe Haven Law Could be Expanded |
(IRN)-A 10 year old law will be getting a facelift if lawmakers in Springfield agree.
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| Schilling, LaHood Learn BNSF Benefits for Galesburg |
FIRST REPORTED 3pm 4/20/11 What's good for Galesburg is good for everybody.
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| Water and Sewer Rates to Go Up in Knoxville |
Some needed work on the City of Knoxville's infrastructure and how best to pay for it is leading to the first increase in water and sewer rates in years.
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