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Pollution Control Board rejects groundwater testing for quarries
Tribune reportersThe Illinois Pollution Control Board rejected pleas from the state’s top legal and environmental officials Thursday, deciding against requiring groundwater monitoring at dozens of quarries that accept dirt and construction debris. The ruling...Tags: Regional Authority, Illinois State Toll Highway Authority, Illinois Governor, Environmental Pollution, Government
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Report: Illinois has almost $780 million in relief from national mortgage foreclosure settlement
One-third of Illinois homeowners who participated in the national mortgage foreclosure settlement sold their homes through short sales, according to information released Monday by the settlement's independent monitor. Between March 1 and Sept. 30, 11,273...Tags: U.S. Department of Justice, Homes, Bank of America Corp., Financial and Business Services, Citigroup Incorporated
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The next election already: Bill Daley serious about running for governor
Illinois Gov. William Daley. Get used to it. Because he wants it. And he's reaching for it. "I've thought about it before and I don't take it off the table," Daley told me in an interview on WLS-AM 890 on Wednesday as he sat for an hour talking national...
Tags: White House, Richard M. Daley, Regional Authority, Illinois Elections, Government
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Chicago elections officials apologize for polling place confusion
Tribune reporterChicago elections officials apologized to the hundreds of frustrated Chicago voters who were turned away from their neighborhood polling places today amid confusion and sometimes angry exchanges. By 5 p.m. today, the elections board had fielded more than...Tags: River West, Polls, Elections, Regional Elections, Crime, Law and Justice
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Planning safe trick-or-treat routes
Halloween is this Wednesday and Attorney General Lisa Madigan has a few tips to make your holiday a safe one. Madigan is urging parents to check the state's sex offender registry before deciding where their children go treat or treating. Madigan's...
Tags: Halloween
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For Madigan Democrats, there is such a thing as a free lunch
Finally, in the sea of envy that is Illinois politics — with all those nasty, mean and negative campaign ads — we have some heartwarming news to report. Illinois Republican Party Chairman Pat Brady wants to help Democratic candidates for...
Tags: Illinois Elections, Michelle Mussman, Political Candidates, Elections, Foods and Beverages
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Speaker Madigan gets poor marks from many voters
Longtime House Speaker Michael Madigan is arguably Illinois' most dominant Democrat, but a new Tribune/WGN-TV poll finds many voters weary of the power and influence he had wielded for nearly three decades in the office. Only 16 percent hold a...Tags: Polls, Illinois Elections, Government, Elections, Executive Branch
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Cooking tips to possibly lessen risk of arsenic in rice
Last month rice lovers got some bitter news.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Consumer Reports released studies showing "worrisome" levels of cancer-causing arsenic in many popular rices and rice products.
Within days some doctors called for...Tags: Medical Research, Cancer, Food and Drug Administration, Consumers
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Ill. prosecutors refuse to defend gay marriage ban
CHICAGO (AP) — Opponents of a gay marriage ban in Illinois don't have to worry about a fight from attorneys who would normally be responsible for defending the state's laws. Attorney General Lisa Madigan and Cook County State's Attorney Anita...Tags: Justice System, David Orr , Lawyers, Gays and Lesbians, Judges
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Coal still a burning issue in Will County
As local activists honored Mayor Rahm Emanuel this week for brokering a deal that scuttled two coal-fired power plants in Chicago, three women gathered around a dining room table in suburban Will County couldn't help but feel left out. For nearly two...
Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Cancer, Wind Power, Health Insurance Cost
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Dems give hope to indicted candidate
Democratic Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has her reasons for not endorsing Lance Tyson's bid for state representative. For a year and a half — from December 2006 until May 2008 — Tyson, a lifelong Democrat, served as chief of...
Tags: Jesse White, Cook County Board of Commissioners, Illinois Elections, Illinois Governor, Political Corruption
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Woman gets prison for million-dollar theft from Wirtz Beverage
A Rockford-area woman pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 4 years in prison today for stealing more than $1 million over six years while she worked for Schaumburg-based Wirtz Beverage. Linda Bessert, 49, of Winnebago, was sentenced in Winnebago County...
Tags: Justice System, Prisons, Punishment, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice
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Oct 18, 2012
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Oct 12, 2012
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Jun 21, 2012
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Sep 28, 2012
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Sep 26, 2012
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Sep 21, 2012
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