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Rich Egger
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TSPR
The chief deputy of the McDonough County sheriff’s office will retire on Nov. 15, less than two months after his weapon discharged during a cookout in a preschool parking lot.
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A Knox County woman convicted of murdering the former police chief of Maquon is now in the custody of the Illinois Department of Corrections, but proceedings in the long-running case are ongoing as her defense counsel lays the groundwork for an appeal. -
Women’s Voices commentator Heather McIlvaine-Newsad feels efforts to halt food assistance during the government shutdown are cruel. She calls them “hunger by design.” -
Voters headed to the polls Tuesday to decide city and school elections. -
The company had announced a tentative plan for the closure last year, and now says it will stop production at the Burlington assembly plant by the second quarter of 2026. -
Galesburg residents will see the lowest property tax rate on their bills next year than they have in some time, but the city expects its tax levy to generate more revenue due to increases in equalized assessed value.
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