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| Group Advises Keeping Pets Cool |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Anti-Cruelty Society is offering tips to pet owners to protect their animals during the hot weather forecast to continue to blanket Illinois.
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| School Attendance Plan Pushed in District 205 -- DOWNLOAD PARENT INFO GUIDE HERE |
The Galesburg School District is apparently ready to make sure kids get to school starting Monday, and get to school every after that.
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| Health Department Budget Made More Complicated |
The Knox County Health Department's budget is, for the most part, done, but the state is apparently making it a bit more difficult to craft a budget.
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| J.C. Penney Turns 2Q Profit, But Outlook Downbeat |
PLANO, Texas (AP) -- J.C. Penney Co. says its turned a second-quarter profit as the department store chain benefited from tight inventory control and exclusive brands.
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| Quinn Opens 2010 Illinois State Fair |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn has cut the ribbon to officially open the 157th Illinois State Fair.
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| Report: "Serious Flaws" in Prison Release Program |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A new report says the Illinois Department of Corrections neglected the possible impact on public safety when launching a secret early release program.
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| Springfield, Decatur Want FutureGen |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Add Decatur and Springfield to the list of Illinois towns thinking about bidding for a role in the reworked FutureGen clean-coal project.
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| Soldier Initially Believed to Be Dead is Alive |
PARK FOREST, Ill. (AP) -- After initially believing a relative had died from injuries suffered from an explosion in Afghanistan, a suburban Chicago family now says the man is alive.
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| Hare Touts Jobs Plan in Springfield |
U.S. Congressman Phil Hare (D-Rock Island) wants people in his district to hear his version of what's in the new federal jobs bill.
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| Candidates Take to Twilight Parade |
Parades are for politicians! Three of the four major-party candidates at the top of this fall's ticket made appearances at the Illinois State Fair Twilight Parade Thursday night in Springfield.
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