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Champaign mayor sorry for 'misguided' campaign volunteer

Champaign Mayor Don Gerard is apologizing after a volunteer for his campaign committee confronted a liquor store employee over a campaign sign that was taken down.Click to Continue »

 

Aunt of Illinois inmate accused of aiding his escape

Authorities have arrested the aunt of an eastern Illinois jail inmate on suspicion she helped aided his escape.Click to Continue »

 

New marathon, half-marathon course travels into Illinois

The GO! St. Louis marathon and half-marathon this year not only features a flatter, faster course, it is becoming a two-state event.Click to Continue »

 

Escaped inmate convicted of murder captured in Chicago

A man convicted of murder who escaped from an eastern Illinois prison by beating and choking a guard into unconsciousness and stealing his uniform, keys and SUV has been captured…Click to Continue »

 

Brady wants to push university privatization discussion

As Illinois' 12 public universities were planning last month for the possibility of steep funding cuts proposed by the state's new Republican governor, Bruce Rauner, a state senator quietly proposed…Click to Continue »

 

Rauner suspends $4.5 million in Illinois health, other money

Gov. Bruce Rauner has suspended $4.5 million in social services and public health grants to narrow a $1.6 billion budget gap.Click to Continue »

 

Local right-to-work idea being tested in Kentucky

Since he took office, Gov. Bruce Rauner has said repeatedly he wants to let Illinois voters decide whether to set up their own local right-to-work zones, areas where union membership…Click to Continue »

 

Jewish center slaying suspect to keep attorneys 'for now'

A white supremacist from Missouri accused of killing three people at two Jewish centers in Kansas told a judge this week will keep his court-appointed attorneys "for now."Click to Continue »

 

Spring trout fishing season opens Saturday in Illinois

The spring trout fishing season is opening at streams, lakes and ponds across Illinois.Click to Continue »

 

Great Lakes Naval Station to experiment with tablets

The U.S. Navy's top enlisted sailor will visit the Great Lakes Naval Station to kick off a project that makes electronic tablets a part of boot camp.Click to Continue »

 

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