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Five at 5: Lawmakers give initial nod to age limits for tackle football and 4 other stories to see

After an Illinois House panel heard testimony about head trauma and its link degenerative brain disease, it OK'd a plan to require children be at least 12 years old before playing tackle football.

 

Bloomington nurse accused of taking opioid patches from nursing home residents

BLOOMINGTON — A Bloomington man is accused of removing opioid patches from the bodies of residents at two nursing homes, including one where he worked as a registered nurse.

 

Gaining in polls, Biss looks for downstate support in Decatur stop

DECATUR — With less than three weeks until the primary election, gubernatorial candidate Daniel Biss said he hopes to continue the upward momentum behind a campaign many initially saw as a long shot to win the Democratic nomination.

 

Five at 5: House lawmakers pass gun control measures and 4 other stories to see

Illinois Democrats began votes today on legislation that would place new restrictions on gun purchases. A new age limit and ban on bump stocks were passed..

 

Friends of Lincoln Trail Homestead plan parkway worthy of 16th president

HARRISTOWN — Not much stands out for those who drive down Lincoln Memorial Parkway on the eastern edge of Macon County.

 

Five at 5: Fish fries keep the hungry, faithful coming back and 4 other stories to see

Fish fries are a community event during the Lenten season, and it takes a lot of dedicated volunteers to feed the crowds each Friday night. Read more about how they come together and where to find the dinners in Decatur.

 

Longtime Decatur auto dealer Bob Brady expands business with purchase of Poage

DECATUR — Longtime Decatur auto dealer Bob Brady is expanding his business significantly with the purchase of Poage Cadillac Buick GMC in Forsyth.

 

Facing $1.5 million in water plant fixes, Windsor pursues outside supplier

WINDSOR — Faced with a deteriorating water well and water processing plant, the Windsor City Council agreed at a special meeting Monday to pursue purchasing water for the town from an outside vendor.

 

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