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Special Olympics Spring Games canceled
About 230 Special Olympics athletes will be competing in the annual Spring Games Sunday at Normal West High School. Read More -
General Assembly warns against 'fake cops'
If you see flashing blue and red lights in your rear view mirror, you are going to pull over - and that's what the bad guys are counting on. Read More -
Normal police mark Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Today is the day Americans are being asked to clean out their drug cabinets and get rid of all of their unused, unwanted and expired prescriptions. Read More -
ISU presidential candidate: Timothy Flanagan
The most recent Illinois State University presidential candidate to visit campus wants to make sure the university remains adaptable in a dynamic education landscape. Read More -
Congress approves end to airport delays
Congress has easily approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily. Read More -
Police: Teens steal alcohol and car, crash after joyride
Police say three Bloomington teens were involved in a crime spree that has landed two of them in the hospital - and one of them in jail. Read More -
New bill to crack down on school bus safety
A bill that passed the Illinois Senate and was sent to the House would allow school districts to put cameras on school buses to record drivers committing the offense, upon which the driver will be fin Read More -
Republican Schock decides against gubernatorial race
The campaign manager for Republican Aaron Schock says the three-term congressman will seek re-election and forgo a run for Illinois governor. Read More -
Retailer group leery of welfare fraud proposal
A Republican proposal to curb welfare fraud would create an inconvenience for retailers and their customers according to the Illinois Retail Merchants Association. Read More
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