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Unions and others fighting to prevent Illinois' pension law from taking effect are asking the state Supreme Court to ease up on its accelerated timeline.

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Mullally led WILL for three decades and is credited with helping to create the modern NPR.

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The two parties remain largely divided on the goals President Obama discussed in Tuesday's State of the Union address.  We gauged reaction from area lawmakers.

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Illinois Treasurer Mike Frerichs is keeping secret the results of an investigation into his predecessor.

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Illinois currently faces a $9 billion annual deficit that will grow to $14 billion by 2026.  

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As President Obama lays out his agenda in the State of the Union, Republican Rodney Davis says common ground is possible on key issues.

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In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Illinois Public Media takes you back to a speech given by the father of the slain civil rights leader.

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The Congresswoman and Iraq War Veteran who formerly headed Illinois' Department of Veterans Affairs is looking at a potential 2016 Senate bid.

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President Obama asked Congress to "hold your fire" on any new sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program. Two Illinois Republicans argue that's counterproductive. 

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Before he was even born, Kenneth Morris, Jr. already had a bit of a legacy to uphold, sharing a bloodline with Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington.