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U of I officials seek increased state funding
Though the state's two-year state budget impasse has long lifted, the damage it caused to the reputation of the state's …
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New school funding money to finally be released
Illinois schools will finally start getting more than $300 million in additional state aid money that was included in th…
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Work set to resume at Illinois 4 and Woodside Road in Springfield
Commuters who use Woodside Road might want to start thinking about alternative routes.Sangamon County Engineer Brian Dav…
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You can now call him Grandpa Rauner
You can now call Gov. Bruce Rauner grandpa.Rauner and his wife, Diana, announced on social media Thursday that they've w…
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Bleeding from synthetic marijuana up to 89 cases in Illinois
Illinois public health officials say the number of people in Illinois who have experienced severe bleeding after using s…
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Illusionist Jay Owenhouse brings magic to Sangamon Auditorium
Some time ago, when a newspaper dubbed Jay Owenhouse the "authentic illusionist," he distanced himself from the term. "A…
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Bernard Schoenburg: Past WICS leader would be 'appalled' by Sinclair message, son says
There's a Springfield link to some national coverage of the controversy generated when Sinclair Broadcast Group anchors …
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Pritzker says he'll end tax credit for private school scholarships
Democrat J.B. Pritzker Wednesday vowed to dismantle a program to help low-income students attend private schools if he i…
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Sen. Durbin visits Venezuela amid talks over jailed Utah man
CARACAS, Venezuela - A powerful U.S. senator traveled to Venezuela on Wednesday as pressure mounted on President Nicolas…
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Farmers: Chinese tariffs could hurt Illinois economy
China's new round of retaliatory tariffs against the United States could harm Illinois' economy, according to farmers an…
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Springfield's little-known Civil War museum reopens with new curator, improvement plan
After being shuttered since August, the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Museum at Seventh and Cook streets reopens T…
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Springfield aldermen ask police about delay in finding shooting victim
Springfield aldermen expressed concern Tuesday about police who didn't follow up with callers who heard gunshots Thursda…
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MLK's assassination 50 years ago sent shockwave through country
Fifty years ago Wednesday, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, as he left his room a…
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State lawmakers discuss sports betting ahead of crucial Supreme Court ruling
An Illinois Senate committee held a hearing in Chicago Tuesday to explore the possibility of legalizing sports wagering …
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Report recommends $278M upgrade to end Quincy Legionnaires'
A makeover of the Illinois Veterans Home at Quincy costing as much as $278 million is the best option for eradicating Le…
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