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Illinois teen driving program receives honor
A teenage driver safety program run by the Illinois Department of Transportation has been recognized for using peer programming to try to reduce the number of teen driving-related deaths.
6 hrs ago | The Daily Gazette
Governor candidates split on health care
CHICAGO – Candidates for Illinois governor are split over a national health care plan with all but one Republican saying the state should opt out if it can, a position rejected by Democrats Pat Quinn and Dan Hynes.
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Western parents more dominating than East Asian counterparts
Tajikistan News.Net Friday 6th November, 2009 Washington, Nov 6 : A new study has shown that parents in Western countries are more controlling and dominating over their children compared to those in East Asian countries.
Accused spree killer changes mind on possible guilty plea in Ill. death
A man charged in a two-state killing spree will be tried in the hometown of the first person he's accused of killing.
Tax Scofflaws Get Outed on Web
Illinois taxpayers and businesses owing more than $1,000 in delinquent taxes are going worldwide.
On Nov. 6, 1860, former Illinois Congressman Abraham Lincoln won the presidency
Today is Friday, Nov. 6, the 310th day of 2009. There are 55 days left in the year.
Illinois lawmaker wants Mississippi levees raised
U.S. Rep. Phil Hare has presented a congressional committee with 7,000 signatures seeking higher Mississippi River levees.
Illinois Government News Network
Oral History of Illinois Agriculture Website Launched
" Anyone with a computer can now see and hear the history of Illinois agriculture told by the people who lived it.
Champaign- Many agencies across the state are still awaiting payment from the capitol.
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Man arrested in Illinois accused of helping dispose of body of man whose bones found in Ohio
A man arrested in suburban Chicago is accused of gross abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence involving a skeleton found in southwest Ohio in 2007.
Southern Ill. doctor admits illegally dispensing Methadone; clinics acknowledge
Federal prosecutors say a southern Illinois doctor has agreed to surrender his medical license after admitting he illegally dispensed methadone, tampered with a witness and obstructed justice.
IL--Quinn-Lawmaker's Wife ,0123
Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn's office says a state lawmaker's wife was the best of 51 applicants for a post on the Pollution Control Board.
States With Jobless Rates of 8.5 Percent and Above
Legislation passed by the Senate Wednesday would extend unemployment insurance benefits by 14 weeks for jobless people in all states who have exhausted their benefits.
Ill. GOP to crack down on negative ads
The Illinois Republican Party is feeling positive about its chances to win key elections next year after a GOP rout in governor's races in Virginia and New Jersey.
Army veteran indicted on gun charge in VA threat
An Army veteran who authorities say threatened to go on a shooting rampage at a Veterans Affairs hospital in southern Illinois has been indicted on a gun charge.
Vote clears path for abortion notification law
A vote by Illinois' Medical Disciplinary Board has cleared the path for the state to start enforced a hotly debated abortion notification law.
Obama using stimulus money to win changes in school laws
WASHINGTON a ' Using stimulus dollars as bait, President Obama is coaxing states to rewrite education laws and cut deals with unions as they compete for $5 billion in education grants, the most money a president has ever had for overhauling schools.
Department of Revenue posts 100 most delinquent taxpayers on Web
On Tuesday, the Illinois Department of Revenue posted the names of 100 businesses and individuals that collectively owe the state at least $6.3 million.
Illinois Filing Deadline a Done Deal
Davis, who has said he will pick a race by the Nov. 9 deadline to withdraw petitions, was one of several candidates who filed to run for Congress in his district in the Feb.
Jim Ryan returns to run for governor
A candidate from the past has returned to run for Illinois governor. Jim Ryan said Tuesday he has more experience than the other candidates seeking the Republican nomination.
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