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Hundreds march in Chicago for higher wages

Thousands of people marched through Chicago's business district in support of an effort to raise the minimum raise to $15 an hour.Click to Continue »

 

Koster leads fundraising for Missouri governor with $3M

Finance reports show Democratic Attorney General Chris Koster has more than $3 million on hand to spend for his campaign for Missouri governor in 2016.Click to Continue »

 

Chicago not releasing video of officer-involved shooting

Months after a teenager was shot 16 times by a Chicago police officer, the city is still refusing to release the dash-cam video of the fatal shooting and didn't even…Click to Continue »

 

Lincoln's legacy remembered on anniversary of his death

Speakers at a service commemorating Abraham Lincoln's death say the president's influence is as powerful today as it was 150 years ago.Click to Continue »

 

Hundreds march in Kansas City for $15 an hour wages

More than 200 low-wage workers took to the streets in Kansas City in pursuit of raises to $15 an hour as part of an expanding national movement known as Flight…Click to Continue »

 

Missouri Senate approves student transfer law fix

The Missouri Senate is sending back to the House a measure that supporters say will address problems with the state's flawed student transfer law.Click to Continue »

 

Emanuel tells Spike Lee he doesn't name 'Chiraq' for film

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he told film director Spike Lee that he's not happy the working title of Lee's upcoming motion picture is "Chiraq."Click to Continue »

 

Man accused of online extortion of women faces more charges

An Illinois man indicted last year on accusations that he hacked online accounts of several women is now facing more charges, including child pornography.Click to Continue »

 

Advocacy group challenges Missouri Senate filming policy

A liberal Missouri advocacy group is challenging restrictions on its ability to film Missouri Senate committee meetings under the state's open records law.Click to Continue »

 

'Right to Try' measure passes Illinois House

The Illinois House has approved a measure that would grant greater access to experimental drugs for terminally-ill patients.Click to Continue »

 

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