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| Fulton County Makes Burglary Arrest |
One man is in custody in Fulton County after authorities say he broke into a home recently.
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| State Senator Pulls Out of Congressional Race |
Peoria State Senator Dave Koehler says the experience has been good, but the call of Springfield is stronger than the call of Washington.
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| State Police: No Seat Belts Worn in Accidents Claiming 5 Lives This Week |
Illinois State Police District 7 Troopers say five roadside fatalities resulted this week in the area, all after were ejected from the vehicles after not wearing seatbelts.
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| Overpass Project Making Progress |
They may be three weeks behind in the eyes of the contractor, but Galesburg's City Engineer says Galesburg's first overpass is still on schedule for completion next September.
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| World Aids Day Raises Awareness |
The president of the HIV/ AIDS Task Force of Western Illinois says the disease is more accepted around the country than it has ever been before.
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| Warren County Man Locked Up for 35 Years on Child Sex Charges |
A Warren County man was sentenced to 35 years in federal prison this week for child sexual exploitation and possession of child pornography.
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| Drug Investigation Leads to Monmouth Man's Arrest |
A 22 year old Monmouth man is in police custody after his Wednesday arrest onb multiple drug charges.
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| BREAKING NEWS: Orpheum Theatre President to Step Down |
FIRST REPORTED 3:59pm 12/1/11 The person in charge of Galesburg's Orpheum Theatre is in the process of stepping down
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| Annual Festival of Trees Thursday Night in Galesburg |
It continues to grow each year, and Thursday evening the Discovery Depot Children's Museum in Galesburg may be filled with more holiday spirit than ever.
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| Local Lawmaker Says More Work Needed on Business Tax Deal |
A deal worked out that could have provided incentives for Sears and C-M-E Group to stay in Illinois didn't work in the Illinois legislature, but one local lawmaker says that doesn't mean it's the end of the issue.
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