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State Journal-Register
14 Feb, 2020
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Lane closures at Jefferson and Bruns Lane Wednesday
Lanes will be reduced at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Bruns Lane for City Water, Light & Power work on traffic signals Wednesday.
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Fire contained to garage in Sherman

A fire in Sherman Thursday afternoon was contained to an attached garage.

ISP director calls for passage of bill to fingerprint gun owners

Fingerprinting gun owners in Illinois would help keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them, Illinois State Police Director Brendan Kelly said Thursday.

 
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Democrats, Republicans call for new way to draw political maps

Democratic and Republican lawmakers joined forces Thursday to once again call for changes in the way political boundaries are drawn in the state.

Flu still packing a punch and causing some schools to close

The flu may be attacking young people more seriously this season.

 
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Campbell hopes full body scanner will make jail safer

Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell is hoping to have a body scanner for jail inmates fully operational by the beginning of March.

Sudanese gov’t reaches settlement deal with USS Cole victims

CAIRO - Sudan's transitional government said Thursday it has reached a settlement with families of the victims of the 2000 attack on USS Cole in Yemen, in a bid to have the African country taken off the U.S. terrorism list and improve relations with the West.

Social Security: Here’s what Trump’s proposed budget could mean for your benefits

While campaigning for the presidency in 2016, Donald Trump repeatedly vowed that he wouldn't touch Social Security.

‘No crime committed,’ lawyer says in OSU football players rape case

COLUMBUS, Ohio - A judge set bond Thursday for two former Ohio State University football players accused of forcing a 19-year-old woman into sex.  Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint, both 21, were ordered to have no contact with their accuser nor each other.

Colin Kaepernick speaks: On his new memoir and why he still wants to play in the NFL

Colin Kaepernick's voice is getting stronger.