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Harsher Penalties On Texting While Driving; Taxing The Very Rich; DCFS And Spanish-Speaking Parents; Women’s World Cup
State Treasurer Candidates; IL Candidates On The Economy; Passing Land To New Farmers
Gas Prices Are High And Could Go Higher
Richard Thaler Wins Nobel Prize; Marcus Sakey On 'Afterlife'; 'Hate Has No Home' Campaign
Obama: 'Stop The Excuses. Let's Take A Vote'
Gov. Quinn Says More Layoffs Possible With Shutdown
Quinn Stops Short Of Endorsing Pension Deal
BlackBerry To Lay Off 4,500 Employees
House Votes To Cut $4B A Year From Food Stamps
Ill. Unemployment Remains At 9.2 Percent In August
Federal Reserve Holds Off Slowing Bond Purchases
CBO Report Warns Of Long-Term Debt Problems
Study Says America's Income Gap Widest Since Great Depression
Moody's: Illinois Economy Finally In 'Recovery'
Pension Panel Could Be Nearing Agreement
State Senate Panel Looking At Education Funding
39 Jobs Cut At Vermilion County Nursing Home
Illinois Legislative Committee Nearing Pension Compromise
Illinois Tuition Law Helps Families, But Hurts Schools
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