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Lauren Farnsworth (left) and April Buell hand out literature in late March encouraging people to get health coverage under the Affordable Care Act. — (Brennan Linsley/AP)

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May 02, 2014

Obamacare Sign-Ups Show Wide Variation By State, Ethnicity

Mandarin Wok's satisfactory compliance placard, 403 1/2 E. Green St., Champaign on Friday, April 25. The restaurant failed its health inspection on March 24 with an adjusted score of 24 and four critical violations but was allowed to correct eno — (Claire Everett/CU-CitizenAccess)

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May 02, 2014

Yellow Placards Go Missing In First Six Months Of Restaurant Inspection System

CU-CitizenAccess is an online community news site based at the University of Illinois.

Doris Fogel, left, lit one of six candles at the Holocaust Memorial Ceremony in Springfield. Each candle represents one million Jews killed by the Nazis. — (Brian Mackey/IPR)

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May 02, 2014

Holocaust Survivor Tells Of Shanghai Ghetto

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May 02, 2014

Unemployment Drops To 6.3 Percent, Lowest In 5 Years

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May 02, 2014

Alcohol Sales A First At Urbana Farmers Market

Rep. Tim Murphy, R-Pa., speaks during a December 2013 news conference in Washington to discuss the introduction of a legislative package of major mental health reforms. — (Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP)

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May 01, 2014

Effort To Force Treatment On Severely Mentally Ill Meets Resistance

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May 01, 2014

Index to Illinois Economy Down for Third Straight Month

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May 01, 2014

U Of Chicago, Knox College Under Federal Review

Bruce Smith, the the dean of the University of Illinois College of Law. — (University of Illinois)

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May 01, 2014

University Of Illinois Law School Dean Stepping Down

The gurney in the execution chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary is pictured in McAlester, Okla., in 2008. Legal pressures and concerns from European manufacturers have made traditional execution drugs unavailable to states. — (AP)

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May 01, 2014

States Struggle To Find An Execution Method That Works