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Insurance professional defends State Farm in Katrina case
An insurance professional is siding with State Farm after a federal jury found the company avoided covering a policyholder's wind losses in Katrina by blaming the damage on storm surge. Read More -
Barickman: Pension reform possible in May, depending on governor's race
The presidents and chancellors of 14 public universities in Illinois are endorsing a six point public pension reform proposal. Read More -
Ag director talks career opportunities, budget with ISU students
The director of the Illinois Department of Agriculture told Illinois State University agriculture students they are in the right place at the right time. Read More -
Pekin native D.A. Points uses mother's putter to earn Masters bid
The Masters Tournament is among the most prestigious tournaments in the golfing world, and Pekin native D.A. Points will be playing in it. Read More -
Unit 5 deals with state cuts, internal backlash
Staffing cuts in the Unit 5 School District have school administrators assuring parents and faculty that quality won't suffer. Read More -
Dist. 87 mulls board policy revisions for case settlement
The District 87 school board is looking over some policy changes that resulted from an office for civil rights settlement. Read More -
U-High dedicates 'Lincoln Room'
Reminders of Abraham Lincoln's connection to Illinois State University and its lab schools is all around McLean County, but for University High School students, all it takes to remember Lincoln&a Read More -
Low voter turnout sparks talk of consolidating McLean Co. polling places
McLean County Clerk Kathy Michael said it's a waste of taxpayer money to staff polling places where hardly anyone votes. Read More -
Rep. Davis not dismissing North Korea after GOP talk with Dick Cheney
U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis said he has long dismissed North Korea's leader as a 'nut job.' Read More
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