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  • Normal staff in “fact-finding mode,” weighing data-center impacts after Aurora trip
    Normal staff in “fact-finding mode,” weighing data-center impacts after Aurora trip
  • Inmate at Dixon Correctional Center dies
  • Facing 30% toll hike, truckers warn of fall-out for industry, consumers, roads
  • The seven applicants for former Rep Harry Benton’s seat
  • Hundreds gather in Bloomington to see Union Pacific’s Big Boy 4014
  • Orion rated highly by state board of education
  • Rantoul voters to determine in November if they should have at-large districts and whether to allow cannabis dispensaries
  • JCPenney revitalizes Northwoods Mall store
  • River City Pride draws thousands to Peoria Riverfront for seventh-annual festival
  • State’s only Int’l Dark Sky Place attracts tourists worldwide
    State’s only Int’l Dark Sky Place attracts tourists worldwide
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