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Private gun sales regulated in Ill. Senate measure
The Illinois Senate has OK'd legislation regulating the private sales of guns and requiring the reporting of lost or stolen guns to authorities. Read More -
Juror found no reason to believe Harris innocent
One member of the jury that found an Illinois man guilty of killing five members of his ex-wife's family says the evidence against the defendant was too strong to discount. Read More -
Harris found guilty of Beason slayings
A jury has found a 34-year-old man guilty of first-degree murder in the beating deaths of five of his ex-wife's relatives in Central Illinois. Read More -
Harris jury asks for clarification on charges
Jurors deliberating in the case of an Illinois man who's charged with killing five members of his ex-wife's family have asked a judge for clarification on two lesser charges in the case. Read More -
Rutherford confident heading into 2014 run for governor
State Treasurer Dan Rutherford sees himself as the clear favorite heading into the 2014 race for governor. Read More -
Normal Theater: Classic toons artistry from the mid-20th Century
We always feature classic cartoons before our classic films, and seeing one in a real movie theater hearkens back to an era when animated cartoons were every bit as entertaining... Read More -
Jury ends 1st deliberations in Beason murder trial
Jurors ended their first day of deliberations without a verdict in the trial of a man charged with beating five members of his ex-wife's family to death. Read More -
Bradley: Addressing the physician shortage
With all the attention devoted to various concerns about the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as ObamaCare, little notice has been given to a serious doctor shortage. Read More -
Topinka: Never seen this many 'humongous' issues at end of session
State Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka calls the end of this legislative session in Springfield very strange. Read More
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