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| Springfield City Council to Select Acting Mayor |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Springfield's City Council has scheduled a special meeting to select an acting mayor to replace Mayor Tim Davlin, who died last week.
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| Travel Safe Over Holidays |
(IRN)-With a forecast of snow and ice this holiday weekend, the Illinois State Police are asking that you drive prepared and safely.
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| Redistricinting Process in Illinois |
(IRN)-The restructuring of Illinois' congressional districts might be done by an agreement among sitting members of Congress.
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| Public Access Easier with New Year |
(IRN)-It's supposed to be easier to get public records in Illinois than it used to be.
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| High Speed Rail Opportunities in IL |
(IRN)-More details are coming together about the high-speed passenger rail plans between Chicago and St. Louis.
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| Six Arrested for Armed Robberies |
Galesburg police may finally have solved at least some of the large number of armed robberies that have occurred this year.
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| Master Facilities Committee Gets to Work |
An over 20 member committee has officially been formed that ultimately will guide the way the first phase of work will be done on a number of Galesburg School District buildings.
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| United Way at Two-Thirds of Goal |
The head of the Knox County United Way said she hoped her annual fundraising campaign would be done by the end of the year, but that likely won't be the case.
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| School Board Candidates File Petitions |
The deadline has come and gone for those hoping to file petitions for local school boards.
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| Jimmy John's Pulls Alfalfa Sprouts in Illinois |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The owner of Champaign-based Jimmy John's sandwich shops has told franchises in Illinois to pull alfalfa sprouts from menus after a salmonella outbreak sickened dozens.
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