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15 Jan, 2020
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Family Dollar on Jefferson Street held up just before closing time Monday
An armed male held up the Family Dollar store at 921 W. Jefferson St. shortly before closing time Monday.
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Residence on South Grand Avenue struck by gunfire

A residence in the 1500 block of South Grand Avenue East was hit multiple times by gunfire late Monday evening.

Allegiant to begin nonstop flights from Peoria to Nashville

Gene Olson's news-conference attire Tuesday - bolo tie, blue jeans and cowboy boots - suggested Texas more than Tennessee.

 
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Comptroller, senator promote bill to close legislator pay loophole

Illinois' chief fiscal officer announced a plan this week to remedy the "ridiculous" law that allows legislators to be paid for days they did not hold office.

Money on the Brain: Monitoring your money with Personal Capital

It's important to monitor your overall financial status on a regular basis. I recommend you total up all your assets and debts once every three months.

 
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One person still in ICU following weekend crash in Christian County

One person remained in intensive care from a one-vehicle accident in Christian County early Sunday morning.

House GOP: State doesn’t need more revenue for property tax relief

Several House Republicans said Tuesday the state doesn't need to raise other taxes in order to provide property tax relief.

‘Count Us In Springfield’ promotes 2020 U.S. Census participation

  Springfield wants all the government funding it deserves and residents can help make sure that happens by participating in the 2020 U.S. Census, city officials said Tuesday.

State funds could be available for lead sewer line replacement in Springfield

Members of the Springfield City Council are giving City Water, Light and Power the green light to borrow $1 million from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency to help fund the utility's effort to replace Springfield's remaining lead service lines over the next 30 years.

EU rebukes Iran over nuclear violations, sanctions possible

BRUSSELS - Britain, France and Germany ratcheted up pressure on Iran Tuesday to cease its violations of a landmark nuclear deal, stressing that they want to resolve differences through talks while starting the clock on a process that could result in a so-called "snapback" of United Nations sanctions.