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  • Rivian sues fed gov’t seeking tariff refunds
    Rivian sues fed gov’t seeking tariff refunds
  • Geneseo Moose Lodge hosting annual Moose Carnival
  • State elections board tells Dept of Justice it follows federal law on voting integrity
  • Peoria City Council considers $7.3M downtown project
  • Judge rules on key witnesses in Trudy Appleby murder trial
  • Diocese of Springfield sued over sex-abuse allegations involving late priest
  • Rep Eric Sorensen: Weather Enterprise Caucus can shape policy to help protect citizens from weather-related disasters
  • Bench trial delayed for former Mercer Cty Superint
  • U of Illinois officially begins nat’l search for next system president
  • State teachers union sues to force Cook Cty treasurer to issue property-tax bills, make payments
    State teachers union sues to force Cook Cty treasurer to issue property-tax bills, make payments
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