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| Officials Launch Inmate Treatment Program for HIV |
CHICAGO (AP) -- State officials have started a telemedicine pilot program to treat HIV and Hepatitis C at three Illinois correctional centers and hope to expand the program.
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| Family Sues Over Death at IL Veterans Home |
OTTAWA, Ill. (AP) -- The family of a man who died at the Illinois Veterans Home in LaSalle says the home's employees shouldn't have let him have solid food.
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| Olney Man Finds Odd Insect |
OLNEY, Ill. (AP) -- An Olney resident named Bruno Biava can be very glad he didn't touch the brightly colored and furry "ant" he saw crawling across his driveway.
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| Cottage Unit Dedicates Relay Mission to Fallen Comrade |
The Galesburg Cottage Hospital Relay for Life Team, Cottage M*A*S*H* Unit 8131, raised $15,366.79 for the annual event in honor of a fallen team member who died of cancer just last month.
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| Quinn Uses Veto Pen on Ethics Bill |
Gov. Pat Quinn is again going the route of the amendatory veto to bring about reform.
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| GOP Accuses Quinn of Pay to Play |
Republicans are accusing Gov. Pat Quinn of engaging in "pay-to-play."
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| Red Cross Offers Flood Help Online |
If you're dealing with flood damage at your house, there's information available online which can help.
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| Williamson Appeals Treasurer Candidate Ruling |
Penny Williamson is down but not out according to her.
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| AP NewsBreak: 19 States Names Finalists for Grants, Illinois Included |
ATLANTA (AP) -- Illinois is among 19 states and the District of Columbia that have been named finalists in the second round of the federal "Race to the Top" school reform grant competition, giving them a chance to win a share of $3 billion.
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| Rutherford Still Wants to Close Satellite Offices |
The Republican candidate for Illinois State Treasurer is continuing his call to the current treasurer to cut wasteful spending by closing so-called "satellite offices."
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