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| Health Officials Remind Adults About Booster Shots |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois health officials are reminding adults that they too may be due for some shots.
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| Quinn Extends Affordable Housing Legislation |
An extension of existing legislation will help put people to work and put families into homes.
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| Weather Still Helping Farmers |
No complaints about the weather these days from Illinois farmers, according to the chief crop statistician in Illinois.
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| Rutherford Calls For Budget Reforms |
A Republican state senator says there are two reforms that must happen before Illinois will start to climb out of its budget mess.
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| Northern Illinois to Get Flood Help |
Federal help for those hit by floods could come in a matter of weeks, according to Federal Emergency Management Agency officials.
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| City Council to Discuss Hiring Another Consultant Monday Night |
The Galesburg City Council will consider Monday night using yet another consultant -- this one, though, could net the city some serious money for some downtown transportation improvements.
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| Knox County Fair Queen Winners All Repeat Entrants -- STORY, PHOTOS, AND INTERVIEW AUDIO HERE |
A Galesburg girl has participated a number of times over the years in the Knox County Fair pageants, but she still says it's a shock that she finally won.
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| Jurors Get Back to Work at Blago Trial |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich is running more, and his attorneys aren't sleeping well as they await the verdict at the Illinois Democrat's corruption trial.
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| Blago Die-Hards The Kind He'd Want on Jury |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich, the ousted governor of Illinois, has been getting support during his nearly two-month corruption trial from a small but dedicated band of fans.
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| Telephone Service Restored at IDES |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Officials of the Illinois Department of Employment Security say telephone service has been restored to the agency.
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