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  • Seven hours, eight arrests, nine guns: Springfield Police detail busy weekend shift
  • Proposed toll hikes would cost drivers $17B in next fifteen years
  • State sees 16% drop in SNAP enrollment one year after food program overhaul
  • State Dems’ single-party rule, diminished GOP may shield Springfield from Benton scandal reforms
  • Judge blocks state from offering tuition to undocumented immigrants
  • Naperville reigns as “retail mecca,” producing $5.7B in sales last year
  • State to lay off hundreds at troubled southern Illinois mental-health facility
  • United Airlines plans to bring flights to Willard Airport face further delays
    United Airlines plans to bring flights to Willard Airport face further delays
  • Illinois State U Trustee’s approve Nat’l Pan-Hellenic Council plaza
  • Hawthorne Race Course in SW suburban Stickney to close after 135 years, according to multiple reports
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