Political
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Rep. Bustos tours airport on first trip to Peoria since taking office
PEORIA, Ill. -- Newly elected Congresswoman Cheri Bustos made her first trip back to Peoria Friday since being sworn in.
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George Ryan returns home to Kankakee
Former Illinois Governor George Ryan has been released from federal prison after serving six years on corruption charges.
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood proud to represent Peoria
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood is officially stepping down from what he calls the best job he has ever had. Although he'll continue working for a couple more months, those who know him say he has paved the way for greatness in this country and in Central Illinois.
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Local call for immigration reform finally being heard
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- A group of senators came together Monday to share their ideas for what could be the most significant immigration reform in years, and that has local community activists on Washington's side.
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Undocumented immigrants drivers licenses bill signed into law
CHICAGO, Ill. -- On Sunday, Governor Pat Quinn signed into law what he calls a historic piece of legislation.
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Bloomington City Council race has new candidate
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- The ward one Bloomington City Council race has a new candidate.
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S&P lowers Illinois' Credit Rating
Standard & Poor's rating service lowers Illinois' credit rating to A-minus.
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Schock considering Illinois Governor run
PEORIA, Ill -- Congressman Aaron Schock is considering a run for Illinois Governor in 2014.
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Lawmakers must come up with $1 billion to keep state programs running
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Illinois' comptroller is warning lawmakers that they must come up with more than $1 billion in additional spending to keep state programs operational for the rest of the year.
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Former Illinois Governor to live in Chicago half-way house
CHICAGO, Ill. -- Former Illinois Governor George Ryan is due to be released from a federal prison in late January but just because he has been released from prison doesn't exactly mean he will be free to do as he wants.
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