STATE NEWS
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Lincoln Home needs volunteers after budget cuts
Federal budget cuts mean the Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Springfield will be depending on more volunteers this summer. Read More -
Quinn camp says focus is on issues, not politics
Gov. Pat Quinn's campaign says the Chicago Democrat is focused on working for the people of Illinois, not on politics. Read More -
Medical marijuana raises questions for businesses
If Illinois becomes the 19th state to legalize medical marijuana, experts say there may be scores of legal questions for businesses. Read More -
Durbin asks senators to support Illinois rail projects
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin says he's urging a Senate committee to include several Illinois rail projects in upcoming legislation. Read More -
Thousands of Illinoisans to share mortgage relief
Nearly 30,000 Illinois borrowers soon will receive checks as part of a landmark multistate settlement with five U.S. banks over foreclosure abuses. Read More -
Business leaders urge Kirk to back immigration
While Republican Sen. Mark Kirk says he is reviewing the immigration reform law coming before the U.S. Senate, Illinois business leaders are urging him to get behind the legislation. Read More -
Bill Daley forms committee to explore run for governor
Former White House chief of Staff William Daley says he's forming a committee to explore running for Illinois governor in 2014. Read More -
Bill Daley forms committee to explore run for governor
Former White House chief of Staff William Daley says he's forming a committee to explore running for Illinois governor in 2014. Read More -
Bill Daley forms committee to explore run for governor
Former White House chief of Staff William Daley says he's forming a committee to explore running for Illinois governor in 2014. Read More
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