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| Moffitt: Lame Ducks Could Help Decide Important Issues |
On January 12th, newly elected members of the Illinois General Assembly will be sworn in.
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| Holiday Shopping Can Support State Ag Industry |
If you're looking for a unique holiday gift, a state agency may be able to help you out, along with some two-hundred stores in Illinois that sell food products.
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| Sweet Success: Fannie May Back After Bankruptcy |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Six years ago, the Chicago candy company Fannie May -- famous for its mint meltaways and vanilla buttercreams -- was all but finished.
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| State Rep. Bill Black to Resign Early |
DANVILLE, Ill. (AP) -- State Rep. Bill Black of Danville says he will resign early from his seat.
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| Gold Coin Found in Salvation Army Kettle |
AURORA, Ill. (AP) -- The Aurora Salvation Army says it has found a one-ounce gold South African coin in one of its kettles.
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| Lincoln Film Crew Comes to Illinois |
(IRN) -- A new movie about Abraham Lincoln could be shooting in Springfield.
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| Police Officers' Benefit Saturday |
An event that Galesburg Police officers admit sometimes flies below the radar is one that they hope doesn't happen this year.
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| Early Morning Worth the Effort on Black Friday |
It's not uncommon to see at least some people camping out in front of stores Thanksgiving evening, to wait for the doors to open on Black Friday.
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| Illinois Man Believed to Be Brain Dead Wakes Up |
WEST BURLINGTON, Iowa (AP) -- An Illinois man who was believed brain dead after suffering an aortic aneurism has awakened and begun talking to his family.
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| Beardstown Police Investigate Businessman's Death |
BEARDSTOWN, Ill. (AP) -- Authorities in central Illinois are investigating the death of a 48-year-old businessman, but they're releasing few details.
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