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Tazewell County Prosecutor In Favor Of Concealed Carry

Tazewell County prosecutor Stewart Umholtz will not prosecute concealed carry.

2013/06/15

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City Closes ‘Camp Plum’ Homeless Encampment

“The solution to ending homelessness is not tent cities or temporary encampments, as they are not safe or humane places,” Mayor Francis Slay said in a press release.

2013/06/14

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Mark Reardon: Reardon Roundtable & 20th Anniversary Of The “The Sandlot”

It’s the 20th anniversary of the classic baseball film “The Sandlot.” Mark talks with one of the actors — Patrick ‘Ham’ Renna — and director David Mickey Evans.

2013/06/14

Mayor Slay dines with aldermen on Cherokee St. June 14, 2013

Mayor, Aldermen Dine on Cherokee Street In Wake of Shooting

“We’re here to show our support for the neighborhood. This is a solid neighborhood in the city of St. Louis, it’s a thriving, vibrant neighborhood.”

2013/06/14

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Poll: Most Missouri Voters Favor Immigration Reform

International Institute President Anna Crosslin is impressed by the bipartisan support in Missouri for the bipartisan bill.

2013/06/13

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Road Group Seeks Tax Tied To Gas Cost

Illinois transit advocates want to tie a tax on gasoline to the price at the pump.

2013/06/13

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Senate Committee Approves New Rules to Deal with Sex Abuse in the Military

Senator Clair McCaskill calls it “some of the most aggressive and historic reform the military code of justice has seen.”

2013/06/12

Senate voted in favor 32-25

Illinois House Speaker Plans New Vote on Pension Plan

Michael Madigan is planning a fresh vote on his plan to overhaul the public-employee pension system, despite a request by the governor.

2013/06/12

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Mark Reardon: Toy Gun Buyback Program

Pastor Rodney Francis of the Washington Tabernacle Baptist Church is hosting a toy gun buyback program.

2013/06/12

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Randolph County State’s Attorney Will Allow Concealed Carry

The decisions by some legal officials in Illinois come in the wake of a U.S. Court of Appeals decision that requires Illinois lawmakers to create concealed-carry legislation awaiting Gov. Quinn’s signature.

2013/06/12

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