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News Current
  • Ex-general: 'No end in sight' in Iraq
  • On Duty 10/15/07
  • DUIs 10/15/07
  • Daily Digest 10/15/07
  • Jewish culture found in a bag
  • Road Updates 10/15/07
  • Furnishing families in need takes a community
  • Germanfest a cabaret of culture and entertainment
  • Monument celebrates former Pig Hip Restaurant
  • Former firefighter now kindled as treasurer of Mackinaw
  • Bloomington Day Care Center grateful to ISU student group
  • Passive solar house saves money, naturally
  • Man died after his vehicle struck by Amtrak train
  • Full-scream ahead for teen at fundraiser
  • Government Glance 10/15/07
  • Parenting Expo to provide insight for moms and dads
  • Farmer City demolition uncovers century-old advertisement
  • Mistreated cats, dogs, birds seized
  • Republicans seek greater traction on NASCAR flap
  • Colleges net good returns
  • Police find body belonging to severed feet
  • Soldier's mom finds Silly String shipper
  • Beyond the Books helps get students moving
  • Boy, 7, accidentally drives van into bushes, trees
  • Bloomington man pleads guilty to beating 4-year-old
  • New Lostant mayor's roots run deep
  • GOP candidate for Weller's seat in Bloomington
  • Study of gay brothers seeks possible genetic links
  • World War II veteran puts Hitler's globe up for sale
  • Fieldcrest South celebrates national honor
  • Cops: Man beaten, robbed near IWU library
  • Lincoln group to send book to soldiers, vets
  • Trial lawyer Mirza remembered for wins, books
  • First boomer applies for Social Security
  • Daily Digest 10/16/07
  • Congressional candidates raising money early
  • Garden said to suit colonel who loved outdoors
  • Youth center enjoys success in Streator
  • Study: Teasing adds to teens' weight problems
  • Man sentenced to death for leaving girl to die in Everglades
  • 50 charged in cockfighting investigation
  • Alumni line streets as ISU homecoming parade marches on
  • Horse enthusiasts put skills on trial
  • Teachers’ strike likely to go on in McHenry County district
  • Mental exam set for murder suspect
  • Teen pushes for more girls in technology
  • Pink campaign doesn't tickle everyone
  • After searching 2 years, officials lay unidentified boy to rest
  • Lost autistic hiker’s hat found during rescue search
  • Police unable to locate at least 9 drivers in deadly crash
  • Kids gathered milkweed pods for WWII effort
  • Advanced training facility for Guardsmen now open
  • Woman accused of faking son’s death
  • Turkey takes step toward Iraq operation
  • Former FBI agent goes on trial for alleged corruption with mob
  • Tri-Point senior, football player passes away
  • Gala caps long day of ISU homecoming activities
  • Faith-based prison programs multiply across U.S.
  • Homicide investigators track ID of homeless girl found dead
  • Teen pleads guilty to charge in highway death of Peoria woman
  • Obama goes door-to-door in Iowa
  • Public Safety 10/16/07
  • Woman accused of killing three in crash waives right to jury trial
  • After school-holiday flap, Santa and Ramadan saved
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    Sports Current
  • Week 8 HS football scores
  • Deacon: Hey, Fausto! We don’t have all day, pitch the ball!
  • ISU turns 'D' around
  • Rose not sure what to expect from IWU men's basketball team
  • Bowling notes
  • Good Sports
  • Go & Play
  • Hockey night in Bloomington for ladies only
  • Illini take a fall after loss at Iowa
  • From Pages Past
  • ISU women's soccer win over Creighton
  • Preview of McLean County Volleyball Tournament
  • IWU Dan Rogers named special teams player of week
  • Marinkovic reaches finals
  • U High boys golf wins 5th straight state title
  • U High girls golf capture 3rd straight state title
  • From Pages Past
  • 20 questions with IWU soccer player Matas Cyas
  • PrairieThunder has strong mix of experience
  • Illini look to start a new chapter against Michigan
  • 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
  • High school volleyball leaders
  • High school football leaders
  • Boys All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Girls All-Time Track Honor Roll
  • Illinois State women’s basketball schedule
  • Girls All-Time Swimming Honor Roll
  • Illinois State men’s basketball schedule
  • Rec
  • TV/radio
  • Today’s events
  • Softball
  • Volleyball
  • Football
  • Soccer
  • Tennis
  • Today’s events
  • TV/radio
  • Illinois Wesleyan football schedule
  • Illinois State football schedule
  • University of Illinois football schedule
    • Scholastic Sports & Rec:
    U.Sports:
    Sports Extra:
  • NFL picks: Pats hand Cowboys first loss; Bears sink Vikings
  • Vikings run over Bears
  • Late kick-coverage breakdown hurts Bears
  • Jeff Gordon continues march toward 5th Nextel Cup title
  • Michigan back in top 25; Illini out
  • Weis considers starting Sharpley over Clausen against USC
  • Brady’s 5 TDs push Patriots past Cowboys 48-27
  • Ravens force 6 turnovers, bully winless Rams in 22-3 rout
  • Woodson returns fumble for TD as Packers edge Redskins
  • Bush helps New Orleans into win column, 28-17 over Seattle
  • Indiana punishing Sampson over improper recruiting calls
  • Reds hire Dusty Baker
  • Fogg, Torrealba put Rockies 1 win away from sweep
  • Tony Stewart sliding out of championship contention
  • McCarthy proud of Packers’ 5-1 start
  • Bears still seething after Peterson, Vikings run them over
  • Westbrook, Cleveland ground Red Sox
  • La Russa’s drunken driving hearing postponed until December
  • Source: Mitchell obtains documents from clubhouse attendant
  • OL Matt Carufel leaves Notre Dame after losing starting job
  • NFL commissioner says Super Bowl may someday be held in London
  • Pineiro agrees to $13 million, 2-year contract with Cardinals
  • DeVrieze: At 2-4, maybe the Bears really do stink
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    WTF Current
  • Boy, 3, obeys law during toy car joyride
  • Lost dog walks 7 miles to find his home
  • Burglar steals food, leaves valuables
  • Vet finishes spay surgery in the street
  • Delivery man spots attacker at hospital
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    Obituaries Current
  • James Raymond Cowsert
  • Patricia Ann Daniels
  • Julia M. Kennell
  • John 'Raymond' Lantz
  • Judith A. Madara
  • Betty L. Paine
  • Henry P. 'Hank' Parzgnat
  • Margaret Schoepke
  • James Raymond Cowsert
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    Money Current
  • 'Made in U.S.A.' stages a comeback with toys
  • Have emergency money in accessible account
  • Here’s what you don’t do when asking for a raise
  • Farmers promote their chosen field, earn extra income
  • Faith-based networking can aid job searches
  • Gibson City ethanol plant production may start soon
  • Hardee's unveils 920-calorie breakfast burrito
  • For good or ill, happy Boss Day
  • Honeycrisp apple brings sweet success
  • Nervous investors must find right market, savings blend
  • Executives shuffled at Caterpillar
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    Free Time Current
  • Reba McEntire's `Duets' debuts at No. 1
  • Rascal Flatts ‘Still Feels Good’ with new album
  • Kinnear finds balance between drama and comedy
  • S.E. Hinton reflects on 'The Outsiders,' 40 years later
  • Evanescence, Wynona to play at U of I
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    GO! Current
  • LST to cruise Illinois River and dock for tours
  • Hit Billy Joel musical makes its Central Illinois debut
  • Cultural Fest shakes it up
  • Hey, hey it's a Monkee!
  • Double the fun for foodies
    • Calendar:
  • Festival calendar for week of Oct. 14
    • Movies:
  • Review: 'Hairspray'
  • Review: 'Death at a Funeral'
  • Review: 'Becoming Jane'
  • Review: 'The Invasion'
  • Review: 'The Nanny Diaries'
    • Eats:
  • Tropical McKaw's filled with fun
  • You get your fill at Olive Garden
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    Life Current
    Health:
  • Disc makes a
    world of difference
  • DIGEST: August 6
  • Don't ignore teen drinking
  • Sunglasses not just for fashion
  • Fitness programs work
    for companies, employees
    • Home & Garden:
  • Bank converted to home is now on market
  • Monarchs need our help as milkweeds disappear
    • Life: General:
  • Heartland seeks to be leader in modeling renewable energy
  • Parents top list of heroes for youths
    • Values:
  • Victory Christian Center opens for worship near Downs
  • Meadows Mennonite Church closing its doors after 117 years
    • Food:
  • Healthy Fish Tacos
  • Calling Homer Simpson, we have a doughnut taste-off
    • Family:
  • More women are risking pregnancy and succeeding
  • Area festival to celebrate diversity in Indian culture
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    Opinion Current
    Editorials:
  • Many local races in 2008, but little time to get on ballot
    • Letters to the Editor:
  • Dress code column right on target
  • Coliseum staff did well with reception
  • Thanks for help with changing tire on I-74
  • Healthcare workers must follow rules
  • Mixed feelings about Brady not running
  • Second opinion available, even with universal care
  • Political scene makes comet look inviting
  • Bicyclists should give warning before passing
  • Brady deserves praise for vote on speed limit
  • Abortion conflict sells; compromise doesn't pay
  • Town support for ISU reflects strong relations
  • U High students also missed troops' parade
  • Avoid being a victim by defending yourself
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