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Barickman: Quinn tried to please Democratic base in address
State Sen. Jason Barickman said Governor Quinn sounded like a candidate trying to please his party's base in his State of the State address. Read More -
Bowman: Other states re-investing in higher education
Illinois State University President Al Bowman says Gov. Pat Quinn clearly did not focus on funding higher education during his State of the State address Wednesday. Read More -
Committee will continue investigation into Schock
The House Ethics Committee says it will continue an investigation into U.S. Rep. Aaron Schock over allegations the Illinois Republican sought donations of more than $5,000 per donor to a super politic Read More -
McLean County Chamber calls proposed minimum wage hike 'too steep'
The McLean County Chamber of Commerce isn't excited about a proposed 20 percent minimum wage hike in Illinois. Read More -
Bradley: Voters have final say on ethics
Gov. Pat Quinn called for a ban on conflict of interest voting in his State of the State Address Wednesday, and WJBC.com political blogger Bob Bradley said he's not surprised at the move. Read More -
Local election leader skeptical of online voter registration
Gov. Quinn wants to do away with declared Primary elections and open up voter registration online. Read More -
Quinn calls for job creation, spending cuts in State of the State
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn's fifth State of the State address focused on Quinn's successes on job creation, spending cuts and help for veterans. Read More -
Voice Your Vote 2013: Chris Koos
There are three candidates running for mayor in Normal and the two challengers criticize incumbent Mayor Chris Koos for putting too much attention on Uptown Normal. Read More -
Kinzinger: Postal Service cuts, sequestration will happen
There will be no more mail delivery on Saturdays starting in August. Read More
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