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Legislation would name highway after Ray LaHood
U.S. Transportation Secretary and Illinois native Ray LaHood could get his name on a stretch of Interstate 74 running through his hometown of Peoria. Read More -
Emery: Illinois already has tough DUI laws
McLean County Sheriff Mike Emery said if the National Transportation Safety Board gets its way and the blood alcohol limit is lowered from .08 to .05, he thinks the criminal justice system will be ove Read More -
Prosecutors show Gharrett police interviews at murder trial
David Gharrett told investigators he tried to perform CPR and ran for help after his girlfriend's daughter threw up and became unconscious. Read More -
Harris brother testifies in Beason killings trial
An Illinois man has begun testifying against his brother in a trial over the 2009 slayings of five members of a small-town family. Read More -
College scholarships available from Busey Bank
Busey will be awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a student in McLean and Livingston Counties who plan to attend college or a university. Read More -
Local superintendents give the state of education
Local superintendents say the state of education in McLean County is good, but could always be better. Read More -
Bowman pauses on final day to reflect, look ahead
Illinois State University's outgoing President Al Bowman believes the school is being left in good hands as new president Timothy Flanagan takes over in August. Read More -
Scientist: Harris fingerprints were in Beason home
Prosecutors will continue their case against a man charged in the killings of five members of a Logan County family. Read More -
Lockdown lifted at Livingston County school
A brief lockdown was declared on Tuesday morning at Woodland schools near Streator. Read More
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