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MISSOURI NEWS
Bad choice: Foot chase ends in police building
A man running from police picked the wrong building to run into - St. Louis County Police headquarters.
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MISSOURI NEWS
Mo. motorcycle riders had good legislative year
Missouri motorcyclists would benefit from several bills awaiting the governor's signature this year, but a top-tier priority to waive the state's helmet law for most adults didn't make it out of the proposal parking lot.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
87-year-old woman loses to Trump in civil case
Jurors have sided with billionaire Donald Trump and against an 87-year-old grandmother who took him to court alleging that the "Apprentice" star cheated her in a skyscraper condo deal.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
New federal prosecutor nominated for Chicago
The Obama administration has picked a private attorney and former federal prosecutor who helped send former Illinois Gov. George Ryan to prison for corruption to head the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, Illinois' senators announced Thursday.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
Senate OKs ban on cell phones while driving
The Illinois Senate has approved a plan that would ban the use of cell phones while driving.
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MISSOURI NEWS
County sheriff's pot busts draw ire in Columbia
A Columbia lawyer says a local ordinance that treats marijuana possession as a municipal violation isn't being followed by Boone County sheriff's deputies patrolling within city limits.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
Sponsor: Gambling talks bill in final negotiations
The new sponsor of a plan to expand Illinois' gambling says legislation proposing five new casinos is in final negotiations.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
UofI group says Chief Illiniwek part of past
The University of Illinois' Senate Executive Committee has approved a resolution supporting the end of use of Chief Illiniwek.
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MISSOURI NEWS
Carnival worker accused of stabbing co-worker
One carnival worker is badly injured and another in jail following an altercation in eastern Missouri.
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ILLINOIS NEWS
Ill. guns bill goes to House floor, Senate objects
A concealed-carry gun deal brokered by House Speaker Michael Madigan cleared a House committee Thursday, but its prospects were unclear across the Capitol in the Senate because of the way it would curb existing local gun laws.




