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Councilman John A. Pettis, Jr. Announces Re-Election Bid for Ward 7: Continuing Leadership in Economic Development and Community Growth

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John Amos, Beloved Star of “Good Times” and “Roots,” Dies at 84

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Breaking News: Tito Jackson, Founding Member of The Jackson 5, Passes Away at 70

Cook County Sheriff says human trafficking is ‘going on all around us’

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Black Chronicle News Service - November 11, 2023

(The Center Square) – The Cook County Sheriff’s Office hopes to crack down on human trafficking, child porn and prostitution after a wave of...

Illinois quick hits: Taxpayer paid junkets; spaceport prospects; Lottery supporting veterans

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The Center Square - November 11, 2023

Taxpayer paid junkets An investigation has revealed how Dolton...

Still among the highest, Illinois sees drop in catalytic converter thefts

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Black Chronicle News Service - November 11, 2023

(The Center Square) – While Illinois remains third in the nation for catalytic converter thefts, State Farm Insurance has good news to report. After...

Illinois quick hits: Stallantis plant in Wisconsin to close; Gotion zoning hearing moved; new Chamber president

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The Center Square - November 11, 2023

Stallantis plant in Wisconsin to close As part of...

Illinois quick hits: School bus crashes into truck; best Thanksgiving parade

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The Center Square - November 10, 2023

School bus crashes into truck Four students and an...

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Poll: Wisconsin voters reluctant to approve tax increases for school funding

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(The Center Square) – With a total of 137...

Homeless sex-crime offenders eligible for Thurston County court alternative program

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(The Center Square) – Thurston County will soon launch...

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(The Center Square) — The districts most likely to...

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