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Suit alleges teacher duct taped student
CHICAGO — A suburban Chicago school board member filed a lawsuit accusing a teacher in her district of duct taping her 11-year-old son’s face after telling him to stop talking in class. The laws...
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Geography of SIU board subject of legislation
CARBONDALE, Ill. — An Illinois lawmaker is pushing a measure that would ensure a stricter geographic makeup of Southern Illinois University’s board of trustees. WSIU Radio reported that Sen. Bil...
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Couple pleads guilty to animal cruelty
TAZEWELL, Tenn. — A Kentucky couple has pleaded guilty to one count each of animal cruelty after being charged in Tennessee. Charlie Gregory and Taniciah Little had been charged with 134 cruelty...
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Tornado survivor remains positive, recovers strength
SELLERSBURG, Ind. — A southern Indiana woman who lost parts of both her legs last year when a deadly tornado destroyed her home said she is working to regain physical and mental strength and that m...
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St. Camillus students deliver
CORBIN — Nobody told Emma Reeves to do it, but when she heard last month that her school would close in May, the 3rd grader took action. So did her classmate, Spencer Hays. And in another classr...
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Inmate gets more time for punching guard
BENTON, Ill. — An inmate serving a 20-year federal prison term in southern Illinois for drug dealing will have to serve an additional three and a half years behind bars for slugging a correctional ...
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In this photo taken Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013, Rep. Matt Shea, R-Spokane Valley, smiles as he sits at his desk on the House floor in Olympia, Wash. It has been just shy of 50 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Washington state law barring members of the Communist Party from working for the state is unconstitutional. Evidently, that is not enough time to remove it from the books. Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon, D-Burien, first introduced a measure to repeal the anachronistic law last year, saying that it would be a quiet end to a moot statute originating from a dark period in our nationÕs history. Shea opposes the measure. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Laws remain years after declared unconstitutional
OLYMPIA, Wash. — It has been just shy of 50 years since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Washington state law barring members of the Communist Party from voting or holding public-sector jobs is ...
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Bill proposes to tax out-of-state retailers
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri lawmakers are seeking to collect taxes from some online and out-of-state retailers in a move that could both bolster the state’s finances and aid traditional stores i...
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Associated Press Former Illinois Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. leaves federal court Wednesday in Washington after he entered a guilty plea to charges that he engaged in a scheme to spend $750,000 in campaign funds on personal items. Residents in Illinois' 2nd District are preparing to vote in a special primary Tuesday to replace Jackson in the Chicago area district that has seen three congressmen leave office in an ethical cloud.
District corruption seizes attention as primary approaches on Tuesday
CHICAGO — They elected a Harvard-educated Rhodes Scholar and ended up with a congressman who was convicted of having sex with an underage campaign worker. They voted for the son of a famous civil r...
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Air traffic facilities that could see disruptions
Illinois airports that could see air traffic control disruptions if federal spending cuts take effect: Airports where air traffic control towers could be shut down: n Abraham Lincoln Capital ...
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