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| Slight Decrease for Jobless Rate in April |
(IRN)-Unemployment in Illinois continues to fall, slowly.
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| New Illinois State Police Director |
(IRN)-The Illinois Senate has confirmed a new director for the Illinois State Police; his nomination went more smoothly than the governor's last choice.
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| Lawmakers Against Two Gun Bills |
(IRN)-A couple of bills to control the purchase and movement of guns in Illinois failed in the House.
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| Famous Local Poet Once Again Honored |
A well-known late poet who just happens to be from Galesburg will once again be the subject of an annual festival.
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| Children Parade Around County Courthouse |
Hundreds of preschoolers and children even younger showed up at the Knox County Courthouse for a big parade Wednesday.
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| Week Before Retrial, Blago Plans Statement in Case |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich is taking his case to the media a week before it goes to court.
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| Peoria Outlaws Businesses Catering to Swingers |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- City leaders in Peoria have voted to outlaw businesses that allow people to watch or participate in sex.
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| Group Alleges Abuse Because of Sexual Orientation |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- An advocacy group has filed 13 civil rights complaints on behalf of homosexual and transgender immigrants who it says were abused and neglected while in custody at detention centers run by the Department of Homeland Security in nine states.
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| Education Overhaul Readied for IL Senate Test |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A key Illinois lawmaker says negotiations have produced a deal to overhaul state labor laws involving teachers.
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| Second Insurer Protests IL HMO Switch |
URBANA, Ill. (AP) -- A second insurer has is now protesting a state decision to hire new a HMO with a limited downstate network of doctors to provide health plans for tens of thousands of state employees and retirees.
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