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| Peoria Prepares for Return of Columbus Replicas |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- Christopher Columbus' fleet never sailed the Illinois River, but a knock off of one of his three ships is making a return trip to Peoria this summer.
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| Illinois Prisons Dropping Computer Classes |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois prisons are dropping computer-related classes because too few ex-convicts are getting jobs in the field.
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| Doctors Group Wants More Accuracy From Insurers |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The nation's largest doctors' group says one in five medical claims is processed inaccurately by commercial health insurers, often leaving physicians shortchanged.
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| State DNA Database More Than 20,000 Samples Behind |
WHEATON, Ill. (AP) -- A state database is still missing about 20,000 DNA samples from convicted felons that could be key to solving crimes.
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| Giannoulias Allows Benefits for Same-Sex Couples |
The state treasurer's office is extending the benefits of family and medical leave to employees in same-sex relationships.
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| Proposal to Change "Interchange" Fees |
In the debate over so-called interchange fees, small businesses are speaking up.
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| Changes to Cleanup Procedures for Leaking Underground Storage Tanks |
More clean-up projects. That's the goal of a new law that has just been signed into law by the governor.
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| District 205 School Board to Consider Tax Referendum |
If the Galesburg School Board approves it Monday night, voters could ultimately get to decide on a relatively new way money could be brought into school districts throughout Knox County.
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| Hare Criticizes BP Spill |
To say a local Congressman is unhappy with how B.P. is responding to the oil spill in the Gulf is quite an understatement.
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| Mayor Recognizes Gas Station |
Galesburg's top elected official has given another of his appreciation awards to a local business that is helping handicapped motorists with something they may have trouble doing themselves.
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