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"Saving the Planet" will remain on display at the Western Illinois University Art Gallery through March 29.
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A child and a man are dead following an officer-involved shooting after police responded to a domestic violence call.
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Mayor Jeff Ervin called the turnout a testament to the community.
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Excerpts of three silent films will play on the big screen at Galesburg’s Orpheum Theatre this weekend, accompanied by the original scores performed by Paragon Ragtime Orchestra.
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Beau W. Admire, 43, is charged with two counts of criminal sexual assault and one count of aggravated criminal sexual abuse.
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The board struck some language from a state policy about library media programs, including a line about adhering to the American Library Association's "Library Bill of Rights."
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Schuyler-Industry schools are closed Tuesday and Wednesday, but counselors are on hand.
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At a press conference Monday afternoon at the Rushville Fire Department, Schuyler County Sheriff Bill Redshaw said there weren’t words to describe the loss for the small community.
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The city estimates the addition of Georgetown will increase its population by around 500.
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Over the past 20 years, the number of people applying for and testing to be firefighters in Galesburg has dropped dramatically.
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The 38,600 square facility will be in the Flint Ridge Business Park, 715 W. Burlington Ave., in the former Dura Plastics building.
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The FCC's Affordability Connectivity Program is winding down. The end of the program could lock out access to affordable internet for thousands of west central Illinois residents.