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News Current
  • Man kicks lawyer, gets Tasered
  • Nursing mom sues for extra exam time
  • Despite demand, libraries won't add PCs
  • Substitute teacher accused in child porn case
  • Bloomington woman acquitted of gun charge
  • Governor offers short-term bailout to CTA
  • Woman who killed minister husband talks to Oprah Winfrey
  • Mayors battle budget cuts
  • Judge won’t let Whalen be counsel
  • Group: Road project funding stagnant, fatalities up
  • Area calendar
  • Beer may be coming soon to the movies
  • 20 percent hike sought in Streator water rate
  • ‘Time-share Torah’ prompts home Scripture studies, dinner parties
  • 'Flaggers' for District 87 parade in short supply now
  • Boy, 8, moving to Mexico to be near mom
  • Mural plan excites Pontiac’s mayor
  • Unit 5: Security technology on priority list
  • Daily Digest 09/14/07
  • Peoria businessman seeks LaHood's seat
  • Google offers $30 million for private moonshot
  • Cops have suspect in hanging of girl, 6
  • ER kiosks let patients check selves in
  • Traffic light stopped by governmental fight
  • Would minor league baseball play in Normal?
  • Fire damages apartment in Pontiac
  • Paraglider fatally shoots self in flight
  • Grain truck overturns near Mount Pulaski
  • Dwight high school locked down after shotgun shell found
  • Area calendar
  • Judge won't reduce man's sentence from threats
  • Mansfield gets application for new gravel pit
  • Streator school districts agree to cooperate
  • Sharing feelings key to Peaceful Schools
  • Robot maker builds artificial boy
  • Hurricane Humberto crashes ashore in Texas
  • Woodford to keep health department
  • Woodford to OK budget
  • Durbin announces Route 66 bike trail grant
  • 67-year-old woman charged with threatening mayor of Kappa
  • Police must tell schools of sex offense charges
  • Eating less meat may slow climate change
  • Unit 5 graduations set for Coliseum
  • Poll: Public says TV is getting worse
  • Powerball win: Fantasy or nightmare?
  • Eureka planning sesquicentennial events
  • 6-year-old found hanged in garage
  • Senate Democrats reject Petraeus' Iraq plan
  • Plea reconsidered in fatal accident
  • Bomb squad dismantles 105 milimeter projectile
  • Schools were notified of child porn case right away
  • Freitag sets candidacy for circuit judge
  • City manager hauls garbage to benefit United Way
  • Livingston board looks to upgrade communications
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    Sports Current
  • High school notes: BHS' Dunn out at least 2 weeks
  • BHS alum Arrington hopes to win bragging rights over ISU
  • Fishing: Bass expert Brown examines area fishing spots
  • Heartland men's soccer falls to Lynx
  • Bast sparks IWU men's soccer over Wisconsin-Whitewater
  • Chicago tops IWU women soccer
  • Scott to receive lifetime achievement award
  • Brent among the Illini freshman making an early impact
  • From Pages Past
  • Air Jordan: Fieldcrest offense thriving under Senior QB
  • Out Loud: West girls golfer sounds off on driving, shoes
  • ISU’s Drone named to Good Works Team
  • Gateway notes: Kernes brothers, Turner coming up big for SIU
  • Titans enter home opener banged up
  • Eureka College football schedule
  • Illinois State volleyball schedule
  • Illinois Wesleyan volleyball schedule
  • Road Race Schedule
  • Illinois men’s basketball schedule
  • Intercity volleyball schedules, rosters
  • Intercity boys soccer schedules, rosters
  • Intercity boys golf schedules, rosters
  • Area HS volleyball leaders
  • Baseball
  • FCS Coaches poll
  • Softball
  • Volleyball
  • Tennis
  • Golf
  • Today’s events
  • TV/radio
  • Area HS football leaders
  • Boys All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Girls All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Illinois Wesleyan football schedule
  • Illinois State football schedule
  • University of Illinois football schedule
    • Scholastic Sports & Rec:
    U.Sports:
    Sports Extra:
  • Cubs tie for NL Central with 3-2 win over Houston
  • Bears come to Grossman’s defense over Chargers’ insults
  • Rams’ tackle Orlando Pace done for season after injury
  • Dog advocacy groups asks judge for harsh sentence for Vick
  • NFL fines Patriots, Belichick; team may lose 1st-round pick
  • Forbes: Dallas Cowboys world’s most valuable sports franchise
  • Ex-Cub Mel Hall accused of sexually assautling girls
  • Eagles wondering if Patriots cheated to win Super Bowl
  • QBs Crouch, Leak among players at AAFL's Detroit combine
  • St. Louis' skid hits 7 games
  • Larry Johnson understands what Bears' Benson is going through
  • Thome hits 499th homer
  • College picks: USC hammers Nebraska; Gators edge Vols
  • Pirates dodge Brewers comeback, win 7-4
  • Pittsburgh leads nation in female NFL fans
  • NFL picks: Patriots top Chargers; Bears win big
  • Cardinals lose 6th straight
  • Greg Oden likely to miss rookie season
  • Cubs hit 4 homers, move back into first place
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    WTF Current
  • Web service gives alibis for adulterers
  • Buffet worker stomps garlic with boots
  • Santa says return Snow White and Grumpy
  • Teen shoots himself in leg at McDonald's
  • Inmates riot over sausage restrictions
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    Obituaries Current
  • Della M. Petty
  • James Michael Leathers
  • George Hindt
  • Hazel Henkel
  • Walter Frevert
  • Charles Weinberger
  • Frances Smith
  • Helen Olson
  • Joan Rikli
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    Money Current
  • Burger King unveils healthier kids menu
  • Oil prices top $80 a barrel
  • Floral shop opens in Pontiac
  • Crop-duster ranks thinning
  • New safety measures in place, Mattel CEO says
  • Companies use new methods in recruiting workers
  • Sprint Nextel rolls out mobile shopping service
  • Bloomington mortgage business files lawsuit, closes
  • Five nominated for Athena award
  • IBM develops virtual deaf interpreter
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    Free Time Current
  • Game review: 'BioShock' shocks the senses
  • In Richmond, museums offer 2 Civil War views
  • Walking in the beauties of New Zealand's South Island
  • Metal proves to be a mainstay niche for guitar makers
  • A highly subjective guide to new fall TV shows
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    GO! Current
  • Sugar Grove activities introduce nature to the curious
  • Comedian hits bully pulpit
  • Smooth as silk
  • Entertaining weekend marks Civic Center milestone
  • Travel group leads tours on kayak adventures
    • Calendar:
  • Festival calendar for week of Sept. 9
    • Movies:
  • Review: 'Hairspray'
  • Review: 'The Simpsons Movie'
  • Review: 'The Bourne Ultimatum'
  • Review: 'Bratz'
  • Review: 'I Know Who Killed Me'
    • Eats:
  • Tropical McKaw's filled with fun
  • Bank cashes in as food place
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    Life Current
    Health:
  • More grown-ups finding lessons not just for kids
  • Snoring causes relationship rifts
  • Sun protection saves
    skin in summer heat
  • Kid coffee drinkers
    worry nutritionists
  • DIGEST: July 30
    • Home & Garden:
  • Robust and beautiful daylilies a fool-proof flower
  • Bank converted to home is now on market
    • Life: General:
  • Hobby comes naturally to this carving artist
  • Ecology Action Center continues to push recycling
    • Values:
  • New name, new location rejuvenates church
  • School gear to be distributed at west-side Block Bash
    • Food:
  • Healthy Fish Tacos
  • Calling Homer Simpson, we have a doughnut taste-off
    • Family:
  • More women are risking pregnancy and succeeding
  • Scheduling activities gives parents anxiety and kids burnout
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    Opinion Current
    Editorials:
  • Tough start to school year shows need to work together
    • Letters to the Editor:
  • 'Castoff wives' may be voting bloc in 2008
  • What happens without diapers or computers?
  • Townley family thankful for fond memories
  • Let Woodford residents vote on PTELL tax caps
  • Thanks to Ameren for coming to the rescue
  • Police in Miller Park not a racial issue
  • Heyworth schools have priorities in right order
    • Viewpoint:
  • Americans must be eyes and ears in security fight
  • Domestic terror linked to flawed Mideast policies
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    Nation/World Current

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