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At 2. 8 Miles Per Hour. Was not worse. As many cars i got into this accident, we should be really rate for that we were ok. Reporter Police Believe that they know who the victim is. They are not going to make a recovery. Mike recovery crews are very hopeful on getting the vehicle out of the river over the next few days. New information about another crash near the combs hehl bridge. This one happened last night on 275 east near kellogg avenue. Today Police Charged Cory Lippmeier with two counts ...

Usually are midafternoon. Cvg. 54 in loveland and springboro. 56 in dillsboro. Yesterday we had strong winds and occasionally very strong gusts. Kind of a windy wednesday but the wind will take a step back. The springtime warmup continues. The low tonight, 55. That puts us well above 10 degrees warmer for this time of year. Into the weekend, we ll take a bit of a dive, especially on friday. Through the afternoon, i had today around 67. Let s check the roads. Kyla we have the incident along 71, 7...

GOP candidate Jay Keeven, believed to be the target of the law essentially designed to prevent Republicans from putting candidates on the ballot after the March primary, could still be tossed off the ballot when the Illinois State Board of Elections meets next month.

T’was a great victory legislative Republicans claimed this week after a Sangamon County judge blocked a state law that would have barred the GOP from filling vacant legislative ballot slots

A Sangamon County judge is weighing whether to block a new state law that bans the long-practiced tradition of political parties slating candidates for a general election after sitting out of a primar...

(The Center Square) – Illinois taxpayers are getting a bit more detail on how state legislators plan to spend their money for the coming fiscal year. Late Friday, a 3,374 page amendment to Senate Bill 251 was filed in t...

A Sangamon County Judge has temporarily blocked a new Illinois law that could result in dozens of uncontested elections in 2024.This month Illinois Democrats pa

Republicans argue that the law would allow some sitting Democrats run unopposed.

The law put an end to the long-standing Illinois practice of letting a political party slate candidates for the general election in contests that are open because no one from that party ran in the primary election.

The law bans the long-running practice of political parties slating candidates to run if the party didn’t put up a candidate in the primary.