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| Bulls Fans Finally Get License Plates |
(IRN)-Chicago Cubs, Bears and Blackhawks fans have had their chance to display their team spirit on the vehicles, and now Bulls fans have their chance.
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| Lawmakers Tackle Budget Woes |
(IRN)-"Everything is on the table," says one of the people responsible for helping to solve the financial puzzle at the statehouse in Springfield.
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| Worker's Comp and Legislative Maps Priorties for Quinn |
(IRN)-Illinois' spring legislative session is winding down, and with just a few weeks to go lawmakers still have a lot of big ticket items to consider.
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| Rock Island Prosecutor Resigns, Pleads Guilty |
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (AP) -- Rock Island state's attorney Jeff Terronez has pleaded guilty to providing alcohol to a minor a day after he said he would resign his post.
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| Teen Pleads Guilty to Phony WIU Bomb Threats |
The Chicago teenager accused of making a series of what turned out to be phone bomb threats to Western Illinois University last year has pleaded guilty.
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| Knoxville Economic Development Committee Still Trying |
There's still one problem plaguing the City of Knoxville's economic development efforts: not enough people to help get a program off the ground.
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| Abandoned Home Damaged by Fire |
A Galesburg home that was slated to be gotten rid of anyway has been damaged by fire.
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| Guard Activated for Flooding |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Forecasted flooding in southern Illinois has prompted Gov. Pat Quinn to call up the National Guard.
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| ISU to Tear Down Stadium |
NORMAL, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois State University officials say the seats in the south end zone of the school's football stadium are unsafe and will be torn down.
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| Bill Daley to Speak at U of I Commencement |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- White House chief of staff Bill Daley has been tapped to be the commencement speaker at the University of Illinois this year.
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