Gov. J.B. Pritzker delivered his first State of the State address Wednesday, talking tough about ending fraud and graft in a state notorious for corruption, and urging support for such contentious ideas as halting the so-called revolving door, the time-honored practice of lawmakers leaving the Legislature to immediately become lobbyists. 

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Triple homicide in Danville; Pritzker endorses childhood investment; Champaign bids for high school sports tourney & Obama portraits will be on display in Chicago.

New law allows HS school students to leave class to vote; Professor heads to Finland to study mental health; Danville man shoots two alleged home intruders.

Campaign to raise money to make a state park more accessible; Error registers non-US citizens to vote; and police officer charged with DUI after fatal crash.

Peoria and Champaign compete for HS sports tournament; Police officer charged after fatal crash; African-American work honored in museum.