LOCAL NEWS
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Normal Public Library Board race tied, could take weeks to resolve
There are no hard feelings between two candidates who remain tied in their race for Normal Public Library Board. Read More -
Bradley: Justice O'Connor on Civic Engagement
On Tuesday, I drove to Eureka College to attend a public ceremony where a national historic figure was going to be honored for her accomplishments. Read More -
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 -
Home Sweet Home Ministries gets grant from national restaurant group
Home Sweet Home Ministries has been selected to receive a $2,000 grant from the charitable arm of a restaurant group that includes Red Lobster and Olive Garden. Read More -
EPG school officials uncertain after tax proposal fails in Woodford County
El Paso-Gridley school district officials aren't certain what the future holds now that a one percent sales tax proposal passed in Livingston County but failed in Woodford County on Tuesday. 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 -
Normal Township close to purchase of old ISU Rec Center
Normal Township has put a $600,000 bid on the old Illinois State University Rec Center, which is owned by State Farm. 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
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