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| Walsh To Run In New 14th Congressional District |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Outspoken tea party Rep. Joe Walsh's decision about where to run for re-election will cost Illinois one Republican in Congress.
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| Jury Foreman Explains Process |
The foreman of the jury hearing the case of accused spree killer Nicholas Spree killer says it didn't take much deliberation at all to find the Sterling man guilty of the death of 65-year old Ronald Randall three-years ago.
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| State's Attorney Reacts to Sheley Verdict |
The Knox County State's Attorney says he's grateful that after three years of work, a guilty veridct has finally been obtained in the case of accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley.
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| Caterpillar Sales Up 34 Percent in August |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- Caterpillar's strong sales growth continued in August despite lingering questions about the health of the economy.
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| Knoxville Passes Adult Uses Resolution |
Another hurdle was jumped by the Knoxville City Council in allowing adult uses businesses into the city.
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| City Saves On Bond Sale Again |
The Galesburg City Council is saving money again, in much the same way they learned they did two weeks ago.
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| New Quilting Options Coming To Galesburg |
Three new businesses will house the strip mall on 1580 East Knox Street in Galesburg: one a beauty salon, the other two will provide many options for quilters.
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| Harvest Means Farm Equipment On Illinois Roads |
DEKALB, Ill. (AP) -- Warnings are going out to motorists across Illinois as harvest season begins and farm equipment is expected to be on the roadways.
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| Ill. Court Rules Against Releasing Drew Peterson |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois Supreme Court says Drew Peterson must stay in jail while the former police officer fights charges that he murdered his third wife.
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| Cullerton Talks Of Changing Gaming Expansion Bill |
CHICAGO (AP)-- Illinois Senate President John Cullerton says he is open to reducing the number of positions in the gambling expansion lawmakers passed this spring to appease the concerns expressed by Gov. Pat Quinn.
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