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| Legal Video Poker Debated in Many Communities |
Several communities, municipalities and counties have passed or are looking at a ban on video poker.
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| Credit Card Restrictions At Colleges To Protect Students |
Offers of free T-shirts or food to lure college students to sign up for credit cards on campus will be a thing of the past starting Jan. 1.
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| Authorities Raid Galesburg Home; Say They Found $87,000 Worth of Cocaine |
UPDATED 7:43am 8/11/09 A Galesburg man is being held on $250,000 bond after police executed a search warrant at the man's home over the weekend.
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| Knoxville Aldermen Discuss Need for City's Wastewater Treatment Plant |
The Knoxville City Council should have a better idea of some of the needs at a facility important to the city's operations.
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| Quinn Skirts Public Records Laws By Using Private Cell Phone for Work |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn uses his own BlackBerry for government business, saying it saves taxpayers the cost of providing an official cell phone. But the practice also allows the governor to avoid public records laws.
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| Top Blago Aide to Run for Burris' Senate Seat |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A top aide to former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich plans to run for the U.S. Senate seat once held by President Barack Obama.
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| Traffic Routes Around State Fair to be Changed |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- It's almost Illinois State Fair time and transportation officials say that means there will be changes in the flow of traffic around the fairgrounds.
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| Weather Actually Helping Crops For a Change |
It's finally starting to feel like summer, and Illinois farmers appreciate the lack of rain in the past week.
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| Small Business Group Meets with Durbin |
Small business owners Monday met with U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) to discuss health care reform.
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| Monthly Economic Reading Falls To 26-year Low |
The most recent report from the University of Illinois that measures the state's economy continues to slide.
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