STATE NEWS
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Doctors-in-training face licensing delays in Ill.
Hundreds of medical students may not be able to start their residency programs in Illinois this summer because of licensing delays. Read More -
Court won't hear appeal from ex-Gov. Ryan
The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from ex-Illinois Gov. George Ryan over his corruption conviction. Read More -
Central Illinois lawmaker proposes bill to upgrade natural gas lines
State lawmakers are proposing a fix to rotting natural gas pipes. Read More -
Quinn: Prison safety still top of mind
Gov. Pat Quinn says safe working conditions in prisons remain a top priority. Read More -
Computerized GED test boosting pass rates
More people are passing the G.E.D. test, now that it’s being given on computers. Read More -
Durbin on trip to Africa, Middle East
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois is on a week-long trip to the Middle East and Africa. Read More -
Rev. Jackson says son under medical supervision
The Rev. Jesse Jackson says his former congressman son is under strict medical supervision as he struggles with bipolar disorder ``compounded by the stresses'' of his legal troubles. Read More -
Hutchinson exits race for Jackson's US House seat
Illinois state Sen. Toi Hutchinson has dropped out of the race for the U.S. House seat vacated by Jesse Jackson Jr. Read More -
Illinois marks 60th anniversary of Korean War
The state of Illinois is commemorating the 60th anniversary this year of the end of the Korean war. Read More
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