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Bruce Mariani came to the North Idaho Stand Down looking for housing voucher information, and he got about six contacts he can follow up with. He also picked up a backpack, a tomato plant and a bag full of food.

The 1,800 airmen will practice moving personnel and gear in conflict scenarios, as well as airlifts, air refueling and medical evacuations.

The lawsuit was filed in Macon County Circuit Court and lists more than 600 plaintiffs. Its the latest in a growing list of challenges to the states two-week old ban.

State politics were at the center of debate during Thursday’s Macon County Board meeting, which saw Republicans harness their majority power in opposition to recent action from Illinois Democrats.

Some shop owners concerned gun sale restrictions could put them out of business.

This is a letter to the editor from the Herald & Review opinion section.

Faced with a March 31 deadline to top a developer’s $4.6 million bid, advocates for...

Faced with a March 31 deadline to top a developer’s $4.6 million bid, advocates for...

"Were glad that the rule of law prevails and were also glad that the right of self defense was upheld by the jury and their decision," said Richard Pearson, executive

CHESAPEAKE Cornhole might have started as pastime, but it's serious business now. Ray Roenker, who owns the Wild Wing Cafe on Sams Drive, was on vacation in 2007 the first time he saw the game played. He thought it would be a fun thing to offer at his restaurant. He was right. Monday night is a big deal at Wild Wing now - that's the night the Ultimate Cornhole League competes.