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AP Enterprise: Many IL boards stymied by vacancies

When Illinois lawmakers began talking early this year about possibly slashing services to the poor, the state's Poverty Commission was silent. Officials hadn't appointed enough members for the panel to function.

Ill. man gets six months in jail for yawn

JOLIET, Ill. — Drowsy spectators in one Will County courtroom might want to stifle their yawns.

Quinn signs credit card law

Gov. Pat Quinn has signed a law that will clamp down on credit card marketing on college campuses.

Ill. county votes to restrict video gambling

WHEATON, Ill. — Officials in one of Illinois' largest counties voted Tuesday to ban video gambling, which was legalized across the state last month to help pay for a massive public works program.

Ill. boards with vacancies, expired terms

Many Illinois boards and commissions have most or all members serving on expired terms, a significant number of vacancies or no members at all.

Blogger accused of threatening judges due in court

A New Jersey blogger accused of a death threat against three federal appeals judges is making a new attempt to get out of jail.

Jury selection under way in Ill. slayings trial

Attorneys are scheduled to begin questioning prospective jurors for the trial of a man charged with killing seven workers at a suburban Chicago fast food restaurant in 1993.

Police: Teen charged with murder

Chicago police say a 16-year-old boy faces murder charges in the death of another teen during what authorities say was a "robbery gone bad."

Chicago schools report spike in year-round schools

Chicago Public School officials say the number of schools going to a year-round calendar this academic year is increasing.

Police investigate deaths of Chicago couple

Chicago police are questioning a person of interest in the deaths of a retired Chicago couple whose bodies were found in their home on the city's South Side.
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