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  • Who sprayed beauty queen's gowns with pepper spray?
  • Driver killed in Livingston Co. crash identified
  • ODC readies for move to new facility
  • Johnston named new Pantagraph publisher
  • Prairie Central Junior High has break-in
  • First of 4 ISU provost candidates interviews
  • Judge: McLean Co. children can testify at White sex assault trial
  • Transit compromise sought in Chicago
  • Fighting fires with a pop and splash
  • DeWitt County OKs $21 million budget
  • Stockton hasn't ruled out 2nd run; Renner may try
  • Bloomington police arrest 15 in drug bust
  • Regional digest 11/28/07
  • Daily Digest 11/28/07
  • No quick finish predicted for Springfield lawmakers
  • Blagojevich took transit money from other programs
  • Sheriff: alleged 22-year-old assailant was collecting on a debt
  • Bloomington alderman combing budget hoping to cut $3M
  • United Way hoping for a record year by Dec. 31
  • Woman charged with cruelty to 48 cats gets year of supervision
  • Lawyer who contested police and Bush heading to prison
  • Jury selected for church member accused of child rape in occult rituals
  • Cook County Jail officer charged in alleged kickback scheme
  • Environmental efforts in Pontiac recognized with Home Town Award
  • Newspaper carrier alerts nonsubscribing family to house fire
  • Speakers discuss non-military action for plight of terrorism
  • Reports: Peterson moved big container on day wife vanished
  • Pontiac holds special education forum
  • In memory of husband, woman gives Eureka College $2.5M donation
  • Foul play suspected in disappearance of Kansas teen
  • Officials: Father angry over divorce kills 2 adult daughters, self
  • Parents accused of kidnapping bride worried about daughter’s age
  • Police: Woman put unreported dead mother in garbage bags by road
  • Nazi archive cleared to be opened
  • Ex-substitute teacher also faces federal child porn charges
  • Bloomington hoping to get involved in pipeline project
  • Traffic light testimony inconsistent in drunk driving trial
  • Chemical waste subject of concern at forum about Clinton Landfill
  • Cell phone explosion may have killed man
  • Unit 5 may raise pay, benefits for teacher's aids and assistants
  • Gatorade founder dies of kidney failure at age of 80
  • Ticket sales up in second year of performing arts center
  • Normal power outage over, failed equipment blamed
  • Daily Digest 11/29/07
  • Man admits he killed his mother, but says unintentional
  • 16-year-old charged with murder in death of U of C student
  • Chicago police veteran sentenced to 75 years in murder plot
  • Burning leaves: Traditional rite of fall or health hazard?
  • Ex-teacher could go to trial in 2 different sex cases
  • Child porn charges dropped after fed indictment of sub teacher
  • Regional digest 11/29/07
  • Widow sues driver who crashed into husband on motorcycle
  • Missing student may have been Internet porn star
  • DeWitt keeps spending in line, OKs balanced budget praises
  • City staying informed on proposed pipeline
  • GOP presidential candidates begin filing in Illinois
  • Area calendar
  • Lack of state construction plan derails transit bailout
  • Farmer City school wins state award for academic growth
  • Attack plan unveiled to fight maladies
  • Cocaine distribution network crippled
  • Public defender's office employee arrested in pot bust
  • Judge convicts Chicago trucker in crash that killed eight women
  • Bailout fix has downstate transit funds
  • Area calendar
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  • Pats survive scare to move to 11-0
  • Redskins' Taylor dies day after shooting
  • Cubs, Kerry Wood agree to $4.2 million, 1-year deal
  • Lynch gets 4-year deal to coach Indiana football
  • Dolphins activate Ricky Williams only to see him get hurt
  • North Carolina stays No. 1 in a men’s poll with plenty of changes
  • NIU football coach Joe Novak retires
  • Romo idolize Jordan, not Favre, despite growing up in Wisconsin
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: Iowa loses to unbeaten Wake Forest
  • Bears lose Benson for season
  • Raines, Beck among new Hall of Fame candidates
  • Anthem skipped before Monday night game
  • Ricky Williams out for season after just six carries
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: Indiana holds off Georgia Tech
  • Josten scores 20 to lead Northern Iowa past Iowa State 61-48
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: No. 18 Clemson slips past Purdue 61-58
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: No. 7 Duke routs No. 20 Wisconsin
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: Virginia blasts Northwestern
  • James Madison knocks off No. 16 George Washington
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: 'Noles prevail over Minnesota 75-61
  • Bears place Benson on IR
  • Bulls beat Hawks 90-78 to snap 4-game skid
  • La Russa pleads guilty to DUI
  • NFL picks: Romo leads 'Boys past Pack; Bears edge Giants
  • College football picks: Missouri, West Virginia get the job done
  • LSU grants Miles permission to talk to Michigan
  • Linebrink finalizes $19 million, 4-year contract with White Sox
  • Running back Adrian Peterson gets start for Bears
  • Crouch leads Bradley to 64-47 win over Loyola
  • Big Ten-ACC: Ellington, Thompson lead No. 1 UNC past Ohio State
  • Big Ten-ACC: BC rolls to fifth straight win, beats Michigan
  • Police suspect random burglar killed Sean Taylor
  • Fans are losers in impasse between cable companies, NFL
  • Big Ten-ACC Challenge: Penn State edges Virginia Tech
  • Big Ten-ACC: No. 10 Michigan State handles No. 24 Wolfpack
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