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Two men were shot to death while a third escaped early Saturday in a car at 83rd and State streets in East St. Louis.
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The following are scores from basketball games involving metro-east teams on Friday:
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Orville Dumstorff was terribly upset when he lost his Red Bud High School class ring back in 1956, but terrifically happy Friday to get it back during a ceremony at the school.
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Two more former Freeburg School District 70 students alleged in a federal lawsuit filed on Friday that Robin Hawkins, a former teacher, coach, counselor and superintendent who committed suicide two years ago, molested them.
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Two of 18 establishments checked Tuesday night in Trenton, Aviston, Breese and Carlyle were willing to sell alcohol to minors, Illinois State Police said.
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A new poll conducted for the Illinois Manufacturers' Association has challenger Charlie Meier leading in the three-way Republican primary race for the 108th Illinois House District, but statistically that may mean little and nearly two-thirds of the voters were undecided.
The following incidents were listed among the official reports of local law enforcement agencies and court clerks. Readers are reminded that an arrest or charge does not constitute a finding of guilt. Only a court of law can make that determination.
Robert Hegyes, the actor best known for playing Jewish Puerto Rican student Juan Epstein on the 1970s TV show "Welcome Back Kotter" has died. He was 60.
The O'Fallon Panthers' date with a place in history is now within reach.
Illinois State University President Al Bowman says President Barack Obama's proposal to tie federal support to tuition controls is a product of "fuzzy math." His counterpart at the University of Washington calls it little more than "political theater."
Finish what you start. Your parents probably told you that growing up, and now Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon is giving that advice to Illinois community colleges.
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