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| $67 Million Settlement with Bank of America |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois Attorney Lisa Madigan and her counterparts from 19 other states have announced a $67 million settlement with Bank of America for its involvement in a nationwide scheme to prevent competitive bidding in the sale of financial instruments called municipal derivative investments.
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| OSHA: Illinois Workers Exposed to Hazardous Dust |
COFFEEN, Ill. (AP) -- A worksite in central Illinois has been cited by the federal government for willfully exposing workers to dangerous levels of hazardous dust without providing protective breathing equipment.
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| Overturned Semi Hauling Pork Blocks Highway |
VIRGINIA, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois State Police say the big Cass County pork project has been completed, and it didn't cost the federal government millions of dollars.
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| Egg Sales Rebound After Huge Recall |
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) -- National egg sales have bounced back since last summer's big recall thanks to consumer reliance on eggs and an industry campaign.
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| Amnesty Program a Success in Illinois |
(IRN)-You might have heard this before, it's easier to ask forgiveness than to seek permission.
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| Pre-K Group Relieved for Level Funding |
(IRN)-A preschool advocacy group says it's pleased that Illinois hasn't reduced funding for pre-k.
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| House to Consider District Mapping Requirements |
(IRN)-A bill that would require some changes in how minorities are drawn into, or out of, new legislative districts has passed the Illinois Senate.
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| Tax Hike Could Come Sonner Rather Than Later |
(IRN)-Illinois' governor continues to push for an income tax increase and is hinting that it could come sooner rather than later.
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| Library Gets Its Tax Levy |
After nearly an hour of discussion, the Galesburg Public Library finally got what it was looking for Monday night.
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| Knox County Board Chair Elected to Another Term |
FIRST REPORTED 5:50am 12/7/10 The Chairman of the Knox County Board will stay the same at least for another two years.
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