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Miller gets life

Miller gets life

by Scott Hardy

Lyle Miller sentenced to life in prison for murder of Betty Hayes, 88.

Adams Co. RSVP loses Federal funding

Adams Co. RSVP loses Federal funding

Mary Griffith

Will change name, not operate in Brown & Pike Counties.

Pike Co. IL man sentenced to Federal prison

Pike Co. IL man sentenced to Federal prison

by Scott Hardy

Anthony Westemeyer to spend 30 years in prison

JWCC President leaving for job in Quad Cities

JWCC President leaving for job in Quad Cities

by Scott Hardy

Dr. Bryan Renfro to become Chancellor at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges July 1.

BASF Palmyra plant gets state hazardous waste permit

BASF Palmyra plant gets state hazardous waste permit

by Scott Hardy

Based on application filed with MO-DNR in 2015

Adams Co. CAREs forms

Adams Co. CAREs forms

by Scott Hardy

Will focus on improving number of, quality of child-care providers

Carthage man found Guilty in 2020 Augusta shooting

Carthage man found Guilty in 2020 Augusta shooting

by Scott Hardy

Cody Johnson found Guilty in fatal shooting of Chris Ellington

Hannibal Regional gets OK for $7M linear accelerator in Kirksville

Hannibal Regional gets OK for $7M linear accelerator in Kirksville

by Scott Hardy

Request approved Tuesday by Missouri Health Facilities Review Committee

HVAC systems at QPS elementary schools "unacceptable"

HVAC systems at QPS elementary schools

Mary Griffith

Systems at all five schools leak freon, have suffered over 25 compressor failures in 18 months

Quincy man sentenced to 25 years in prison

Quincy man sentenced to 25 years in prison

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Glenn Wooden sentenced for having over 300 grams of meth

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Johnson open to budget hard lines, rules out property tax increase

(The Center Square) – In an opening move toward budget negotiations in Chicago, a coalition of aldermen have sent a letter to Mayor Brandon Johnson calling on him to exclude multiple potential measures that could directly raise taxes in the…

Chicago council approves parking meter sale

(The Center Square) – The Chicago City Council has approved a modified agreement allowing the sale of the city’s parking meter system between private entities.

Illinois Quick Hits: Pesticide manufacturer settles with FTC, states

(The Center Square) – The Federal Trade Commission, Illinois and 11 other states have reached a $35 million settlement with pesticide manufacturer Corteva.

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Teen killer avoids state’s first female execution in over 200 years – for now

Christa Pike's execution was halted by a Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals stay in a 2-1 split decision, leaving Tennessee's death penalty case unresolved.

Lindsay Clancy holdout juror’s lawyers say they plan bar complaint against Reddington

Lindsay Clancy's defense lawyer Kevin Reddington faces a bar complaint from attorneys for the holdout juror who blocked her acquittal at trial.

Florida judge rips into mom accused of leaving 4 children at home to go on 3-day cruise

Bodycam footage showed four children hiding in a bathroom after Nathalie Belizaire allegedly left them alone to board the Carnival Conquest.

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3 things at stake in Chicago’s school board election

Chicago’s first fully elected school board will shape spending, union contracts and charter schools.

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What to know about flock cameras in Illinois

Many want better safeguards in the use of the law enforcement tool.

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