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Tea Party members protest outside IRS office
PEORIA, Ill. -- Representatives from Peoria, Chillicothe and Morton were among the two dozen who participated in the "Rein in the IRS" event on Tuesday afternoon.
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Interview: Calling all Peorians
PEORIA, Ill. -- As part of their quest for the All America City Award the Heartland Partnership is putting together a video to highlight the great assets and great people of Peoria and they want you to be a part of it.
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Public Servants, Private Crooks: Part 1
The New York Times once wrote that Illinois had an 'expectation of corruption' by public officials. Given that four Illinois Governors have gone to prison in recent years, that's not an unreasonable assumption. Still, it was the actions of one civil servant in a small Illinois town that really opened people's eyes.
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Quinn: "Our moment to make history"
CHICAGO, Ill. -- Governor Quinn calls on lawmakers to act on three major bills before the end of the legislative session. Those bills include same-sex marriage, gun regulations and pension reform.
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Soil mitigation at former Hanna City Air Force Base/Work Camp
HANNA CITY, Ill -- The Army Corps of Engineers is looking to do some soil clean up at the site of the former Hanna City Work Camp and Air Force Base.
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Normal West is ready for a state run
An 11-1 win over Limestone today capped off a tremendous regular season for the Normal West baseball team. The Wildcats will take a 31-3 record into the Normal Community regional this week.
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Morton Potters sign scholarships
Connor Kindred signs with WIU for football. Seth Wilkerson with Harding for track.
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Employees take cover as tornado bears down on TV station
WICHITA, Kan. -- A Wichita, Kansas television station was forced to evacuate while on the air as a massive tornado touched down nearby. The station's meteorologist is seen rushing out of the frame and urging staffers to take cover.
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