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Industry, environmentalists mull 'fracking' rules
A bill regulating high-volume oil and gas drilling in Illinois is expected to be introduced this week in the state House, two weeks after a Senate bill called for a 2-year moratorium on the practice. Read More -
Defeated Congressional candidate Gill sues IRS
A failed congressional candidate has sued the Internal Revenue Service, claiming its rules contributed to his loss. Read More -
Ill. House committee considers concealed carry
Opposing sides of the gun debate in Illinois are focusing on whether legislation allowing weapons to be carried publicly will apply to anyone who meets certain requirements or will be stricter. Read More -
Voice Your Vote 2013: Matthew Koetters
A candidate for Ward 5 Alderman on the Bloomington City Council is running on fiscal responsibility and conservative values. Read More -
McLean County fights for local control of oil, gas exploration
McLean County wants to make its own decisions about fracking rather than leaving it up to the state. Read More -
Rutherford building case for gubernatorial bid
State Treasurer Dan Rutherford said he will wait until the current municipal election season is over before announcing a possible bid for governor. Read More -
Normal Fire Department uses recent fires as lessons
The Normal Fire Department used last year's fire at Dairy Queen on College Ave. as a lesson for other restaurant owners. Read More -
Kinzinger disappointed Illinois once more in corruption spotlight
U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) said Monday he was disappointed to see another Illinois lawmaker admitting to corruption charges, bringing more national attention to the state's troubled politica Read More -
NPD investigates second Kroger armed robbery
The Normal Police Department is once again investigating an armed robbery at the College Avenue Kroger. Read More
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