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| IL Anti-War Activists Targeted by FBI Speak Out |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Two anti-war activists say a search of their Chicago home by the FBI was an attempt to intimidate them and silence the peace movement.
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| Knox County and Other Illinois Communities Get Road Money |
(IRN) -- Communities across Illinois will soon have access to money for local road projects.
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| Differing Views on "Pledge to America" |
(IRN) -- Illinois' Congressional delegation predictably has diverse views on the Pledge to America.
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| Treasurer Candidate Wants Money Literacy |
(IRN) -- Too many young people are financially illiterate, according to the Democrat who wants to be Illinois state treasurer.
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| UPDATE: Man Arrested After Friday Stabbing Incident |
UPDATED 6:00am 8/25/10 Galesburg police say a man was arrested early Saturday morning after a suspected stabbing late Friday afternoon.
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| 2 Men Get 18 Months for Hacking Comcast's Website |
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- Two men who hacked into Comcast Corp.'s website have been sentenced to 18 months in prison.
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| Body of IL National Guardsman Coming Home |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- An Illinois National Guard soldier killed in Afghanistan is coming home.
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| State Pushes Prepaid Tuition Program |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Illinois Student Assistance Commission says now is the best time to lock in college tuition prices with the state's prepaid tuition program. Prices increase Oct. 1.
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| Ex-Prosecutor's Wife Sentenced for Arson, Theft |
OTTAWA, Ill. (AP) -- The wife of a former LaSalle County state's attorney has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for residential arson and stealing from a church.
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| Quinn Announces Funds for Transportation |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn has announced $100 million in capital funding intended to help Illinois cities and towns repair potholes and repave roads.
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