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| Quinn Announces $6 Million Grant to Broadcast Museum |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn has announced a $6 million capital grant to the Museum of Broadcast Communications to assist with the completion of its new facility in downtown Chicago.
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| Vendor Accused of Snack Cake Theft |
NORTH AURORA, Ill. (AP) -- Kane County authorities have charged a St. Charles man with felony theft for an alleged scheme involving more than $10,000 worth of snack cakes.
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| Grandmother Sentenced to 55 Years in Killing |
QUINCY, Ill. (AP) -- An Adams County judge has imposed a prison sentence of 55 years on a 75-year-old Ashland woman convicted of the fatal shooting of her granddaughter's estranged husband.
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| Museum Wins Bidding for Mary Todd Lincoln Papers |
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- A Louisville history museum has made the winning bid for Mary Todd Lincoln's insanity commitment papers.
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| Group Wants Governor to Sign Juvenile Justice Bills |
The Juvenile Justice Initiative is happy with its accomplishments during the spring legislative session, and hopes the governor will sign a group of measures that it supports.
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| Police Investigate One Suspected Sexual Assault While Saying Another Was False |
Galesburg Police are investigating the suspected sexual assault of a teenager while the say one reported the other day to police turned out to be false.
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| Judge OK's Transporting of Sheley for Defense Tests |
POSTED 12:21pm 6/11/10 An accused spree killer will be allowed to be transported for whatever tests his attorneys want to have done.
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| Suspect in Shooting Near Knox College Makes First Court Appearance |
POSTED 12:05 p.m., UPDATED 12:33pm 6/11/10 A man accused of handing another man a gun that led to a shooting incident late last month is still in custody and scheduled to return to court later this month.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: State Links Knox County Salmonella Cases to Abingdon Subway |
State and local health officials are giving a better idea about how the salmonella outbreak affecting Subway restaurants has impacted Knox County.
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| Congressman Representing Part of Knox County Worries About Small Business Help |
President Barack Obama called on Congress to pass a package of tax changes, credits, and loans designed to help the small businesses that he called the "driving force behind this recovery."
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