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EXCHANGE: Sporting past of the Blue Mound Knights uncovered

Bruce Springsteen, the multimillionaire working-class prophet from New Jersey, sang it best: "Glory days, yeah, they'll pass you by/Glory days, in the wink of a young girl's eye ..."Click to Continue »

 

Missouri executes inmate after last-minute appeals rejected

A Missouri inmate has been executed for killing a man in a fit of rage over child support payments 16 years ago.Click to Continue »

 

Southern Illinois University selects 4 chancellor finalists

Southern Illinois University has narrowed its search for the school's new chancellor to four finalists.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri Senate approves reduced lifetime limit on welfare

A compromise between Missouri House and Senate Republicans that would lower the lifetime limit for temporary cash assistance for low-income families from 60 months to 45 months is moving forward.Click to Continue »

 

Attorneys ask US Supreme Court to halt Missouri execution

Lawyers for a Missouri death row inmate scheduled to die for the 1998 stabbing death of a man over child support payments have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stay…Click to Continue »

 

More Illinois grant suspensions possible

Gov. Bruce Rauner's top budget aide says more grants could be suspended this year on top of tens of millions in suspensions sent to nonprofits earlier this month.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri House OKs charge to prisoners for doctor's visits

Some Missouri lawmakers want to charge prisoners seeking non-emergency medical care 50 cents per visit with exceptions for chronic illness treatment and some other circumstances.Click to Continue »

 

Governor appoints replacement after Missouri auditor's death

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon on Tuesday appointed a Democratic county treasurer to replace former Republican state Auditor Tom Schweich, who fatally shot himself earlier this year.Click to Continue »

 

Missouri Supreme Court rules in favor of hog farm

Missouri's highest court has upheld limits to the damages property owners can recover in nuisance lawsuits against agricultural operations.Click to Continue »

 

Illinois Wesleyan student accused of selling drugs from dorm

An Illinois Wesleyan University freshman is facing allegations that he sold large quantities of illegal drugs from his dorm room.Click to Continue »

 

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