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The 2015 schedule for the annual Ebertfest film festival in Champaign will include a tribute to the late actor and filmmaker Harold Ramis and an appearance from film and TV actor Jason Segel.
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A measure pending in the Illinois legislature would give parents the right to have their children skip standardized tests.
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Shiloh Agronomics claims Shelby County Community Services should not be entitled to a marijuana cultivation permit due to its federal tax-exempt status.
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Wednesday morning's announcement of the pending merger between food giants Kraft and Heinz could have a future impact on Illinois.
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H.J. Heinz Co. is buying Kraft Foods Group Inc., creating what the companies say will be the third-largest food and beverage company in North America.
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Parkland Women's Basketball Head Coach Mike Lindemann and sophomore forward Nadine Vaughn say they weren't even aware their team tied for the 2nd longest win streak in NJCAA Division 2 history.
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The House has passed Speaker Michael Madigan's plan to cut the current budget 2.25% across the board, while allowing the governor to transfer $1.3 billion from funds earmarked for other purposes.
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A federal judge says a lawsuit labor unions filed over Gov. Bruce Rauner's order ending mandatory dues for nonmembers should be heard in state court.
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The Blooomington Republican wants to privatize Illinois' public schools over a six-year period, saying they need less regulation and more freedom to make decisions. It's a plan immediately criticized by the state's College Democrats.
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When lawmakers in Springfield begin crafting a state budget for next year they'll have $2 billion less to work with than they had last year.
