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The Illinois House passed amended House Bill 5471 Tuesday afternoon, which bans assault weapons and high-capacity magazines from being manufactured or sold in the state.

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Chicago-based architect Jay Keller is thanking his lucky stars he is still alive after doctors performed an uncommon surgery on him to treat a rare form of brain aneurysm.

Anti-FFL bill passes out of Illinois Senate with Springfield Armory and Rock River Arms' withdrawing opposition in exchange for exemption

On Friday, October 1st, Google’s homepage paid tribute to the late Chicano educator. Join us as we explore Rodolfo Corky Gonzales’ life and death.

It Happened in Crawford County: Chief Schwemley takes the helm Mary Fox Bucyrus Fire Chief Chad Schwemley is a son of Dave and Cathy Schwemley and Kelly and Joyce Dillon. His brothers are Troy Schwemley and Kade and Clint Dillon. Chads parents divorced and married again and he considers both to be his parents. Chad attended school in all of Wynford’s schools except Lykens. He also went to Bucyrus schools where his 4th grade teacher Tammy Robinson would take the class to visit the fire station...

Viral video at Bryant Lake Bowl by Twin Cities filmmakers has been viewed more than 2.8 million times

On Dec. 15, 2020, Jay Keller, age 75, brother, uncle, nephew, and most loyal of friends, departed this world for a better one. Jay was born in October of 1945, about a year after his older brother, Jack, to Kathleen (née Artley) and Clarence Keller. He and Jack were educated at Helwig School by Flossie Hoffman. Like all the rural children of that time, they were embedded in