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WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 25, 2012
The Illinois General Assembly returns on Tuesday for the fall veto session, and one issue that lawmakers may consider is a measure to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.
WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
There are long lines at polling places across the country, and voter turnout has been steady in Champaign County, where about 20 percent of registered voters voted early.
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WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
Elected officials in Urbana will receive graduated annual raises through the year 2016.
AP - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
Indiana has banned a pharmaceutical company linked to a deadly multistate fungal meningitis outbreak from doing business in the state.
WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
Urbana has received additional funding to improve the quality of life in its Sister City of Zomba, Malawi.
Illinois Public Radio - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
Republican Richard Mourdock did something back in May that no Democrat had been able to do for 38 years: Defeat Richard Lugar.
WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 06, 2012
There’s been talk of a solar farm on the University of Illinois’ Urbana campus for more than four years, but Trustees are only now being asked to sign off on the project.
WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 05, 2012
The Illinois State Board of Education is holding a series of public forums before making recommendations on education funding for the next fiscal year.
WILL - Illinois Public Media News - November 05, 2012
The number of early and absentee ballots cast in Champaign County in advance of Tuesday’s election is nearly double the number cast four years ago.
AP - Illinois Public Media News - November 05, 2012
Illinois is considering proposals from five companies to build a health insurance exchange that would meet requirements of President Barack Obama's health law. An official from one of those companies says whoever wins Tuesday's presidential election many states will continue their plans for these marketplaces.
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