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News Current
  • Area calendar
  • Man who beat child tells judge: 'I'm not a morning person'
  • On Duty 10/22/07
  • Daily Digest 10/22/07
  • Police look for skull used in U of I class
  • Crazed California wildfires kill 1, wreak havoc near Malibu
  • Sodoku champion wins largest live puzzle event
  • Road Updates 10/22/07
  • Medicare issues delay man's need for upgraded wheelchair
  • Public Safety 10/22/07
  • Gibson City youth to wrestle on new territory
  • New funding to aid Woodford County's Children's Advocacy Center
  • Frightening thrills can be found on Constitution Trail
  • Metagenomics will aid in discovery of new antibiotics
  • Construction retiree continues to build but on smaller scale
  • Cabinet members launch their own blogs
  • 12 Turkish troops killed in rebel ambush
  • Pumpkin-carvers compete 30 feet underwater in Florida Keys
  • After a cancellation scare, Punkin’ Chuckin’ held again
  • Report: Life of woman charged with animal cruelty out of hand
  • Amber Alert now canceled, mother charged in baby’s death
  • Inventor: Scans reveal Mona Lisa secrets
  • Quincy's Episcopal Diocese remains member of national church
  • Flying high-definition cameras last hope for missing pilot
  • Amish group crashes van on interstate, killing 5 and injuring 11
  • NASA sits on frightening air safety survey
  • Report: College prices up again this year
  • The new recess: Properly protective or cautious to a fault?
  • Twin City groomer charged with poisoning rival's dogs
  • California wildfires force 300,000 to evacuate
  • Obesity ads too soft on fat, critics say
  • Abuse accusations don’t keep teachers from classrooms
  • Normal ready to debut new ampitheater
  • Signs to consider if worried about teacher sexual misconduct
  • Group working to save historic Mill in Lincoln
  • Chatsworth man pleads guilty to sex abuse of girls
  • Clinton police sergeant honored for saving child
  • Pontiac prison inmates charged with making threats
  • Patchwork laws, inattention have allowed teacher sex abuse
  • Daily Digest 10/23/07
  • FAA probes how luggage fell out of jet
  • Cyclists killed in car accident during cross-country ride
  • Officials: aneurysm killed 19-year-old SIU student
  • House explodes near Lake Bloomington
  • Maryland police sting proves taxing for criminals
  • Study suggests rise in double mastectomies
  • Heavy rains in New Orleans undermine Katrina efforts
  • Police: Man hits someone with his car, crashes into bar
  • Thieves held Arizona bank manager hostage, left with $400,000
  • Bloomington woman county's first West Nile case
  • Chicago podiatrist accused of secretly videotaping women
  • Money issues on agenda for ISU board
  • Public Safety 10/23/07
  • For abducted mother and daughter, a long quest for justice
  • Society views male and female abuse victims differently
  • Family, community crushed by teacher's sex abuse
  • Area calendar
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    Sports Current
  • NCHS, CCHS, Flanagan-Woodland No. 1 seeds in football playoffs
  • ISU roundup: Volleyball swept by Wichita State
  • Illini's Hudson feeling down after mistake against Michigan
  • From Pages Past
  • At 50, Normal’s Thomas in national long-drive competition
  • Good Sports
  • Go & Play
  • Bowling notes: Seven inducted into Bloomington Hall of Fame
  • Heartland women's soccer wins regional opener
  • ISU soccer ties Evansville but remains in first
  • Janonis wins, Redbird divers second
  • IWU's Ceisel named CCIW player of the week
  • Football playoff times announced
  • 20 questions with ISU soccer player Bethany Russ
  • From Pages Past
  • HS regional volleyball preview
  • 46-year-old man serving as manager on ISU basketball team
  • BHS' Beyer boots bad attitude on way to Georgia Tech scholarship
  • CCHS boys soccer advances to state for first time ever
  • Week 9 HS football results
  • Game times set for ISU basketball tourney in Chicago
  • 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
  • Today’s events
  • TV/radio
  • Playoff pairings
  • Rec
  • Football
  • 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:
  • Griese connects with Moose for game-winning TD
  • Johnson again bests teammate Gordon at tricky Martinsville
  • Four men shot during Raiders tailgate party
  • Max McGee, former Packers receiver, dies at 75 in fall from roof
  • Report: Indians’ Byrd bought HGH, syringes from Florida clinic
  • Snowstorm forces Rockies to practice indoors on Sunday
  • Luol Deng appeals for help to end killing in homeland
  • Red Sox advance to World Series with win over Indians
  • Defense delivers for Bears
  • Broncos edge Steelers on Elam's last second field goal
  • Kickoff return ignites Seahawks in 33-6 win over winless Rams
  • Bironas breaks NFL record with 8 field goals
  • La Russa signs 2-year deal with Cardinals
  • Griese shares credit with coaches for game-winning TD drive
  • Notre Dame’s troubled season causes Weis to change
  • Blackhawks to be on TV?
  • Koren Robinson joins Packers as they return from bye
  • World Series ticket sales suspended after "malicious attack"
  • Ryan out as U.S. women's soccer coach after losing in semis
  • Colts dominate Jaguars 29-7
  • Girardi starts Yankees' interviews; Mattingly, Pena on deck
  • Mayfield leaves Davis team for Haas
  • LT, other Chargers, Padres among wildfire evacuees
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    WTF Current
  • City bans archery in Archery Park
  • Cops attacked by fleas in vacant house
  • 2nd-grader suspended for drawing of gun
  • After fight, airport embraces SUX code
  • College uses cockroaches as lure
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    Obituaries Current
  • Debbie Withers
  • Mae Aeschleman
  • Agnes Masching
  • Connie Rudolph
  • Bernadette Rieke
  • Leta Strebeck
  • Garaldine Parker
  • Iris Ogg
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    Money Current
  • Clutter and disorganization costs money and time
  • Singletary: Investing advice has nothing to do with skin color
  • Con man knows all the ins-and-outs of identity theft
  • Bills expand advertising options for companies
  • The wealthy have a quantum of worries, too
  • Staples to sell Dell PCs
  • AT&T to offer Napster music catalog
  • Mich., NY UAW locals split on Chrysler contract
  • Gibson City bank merging with corporation
  • Natural gas costs predicted to rise this winter
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    Free Time Current
  • Reba McEntire's `Duets' debuts at No. 1
  • Never enough Elvira? There’s more to come
  • Book details a friendship forged in war
  • Kid Rock talks about Pam and the fight
  • Pumpkin-chucking events popular for fall
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    GO! Current
  • Hey, hey it's a Monkee!
  • Double the fun for foodies
  • Area man headed to New Mexico for trail horse race
  • Fall local entertainment preview
  • Plays, dance liven up fall
    • Calendar:
  • Festival calendar for week of Oct. 21
    • Movies:
  • Review: 'Hairspray'
  • Review: 'Mr. Bean's Holiday'
  • Review: 'Resurrecting the Champ'
  • Review: 'Balls of Fury'
  • Review: '3:10 to Yuma'
    • Eats:
  • Tropical McKaw's filled with fun
  • Wings are hot commodity
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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
  • Romantic rooms to sigh for
    • Life: General:
  • Parents top list of heroes for youths
  • Area stockpilers explain origins of their collections
    • Values:
  • Meadows Mennonite Church closing its doors after 117 years
  • Gardens grow community
    • Food:
  • Healthy Fish Tacos
  • Calling Homer Simpson, we have a doughnut taste-off
    • Family:
  • More women are risking pregnancy and succeeding
  • Research on breast cancer and
    sisters needs more women of color
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    Opinion Current
    Editorials:
  • School officials should welcome 'brief period of silence'
    • Letters to the Editor:
  • Car drivers should give truckers more respect
  • Use moment of silence to ponder state's priorities
  • Find candidate who will uphold moral principles
  • Emery should take lead on concealed-carry rights
  • Tougher laws needed against child molesters
  • Cat from animal shelter brought years of love
  • 'Till death do you part' means little these days
  • Bush should apologize for leading us into mess
    • Viewpoint:
  • Health plan would limit your options
  • Clinton would give Americans choices
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    Nation/World Current

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