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A Galesburg woman has pleaded not guilty to aggravated DUI, reckless homicide, and drug possession in a fatal crash late last year on Lake Storey Road.
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Cindy Owsley said she participated in 40 protests last year. This is already her second of 2026. -
Dr. Brian Curtis, Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for OSF HealthCare, said last year’s surge in respiratory illness was due to a combination of influenza, COVID, and RSV. This year, it’s primarily the flu. -
Women’s Voices commentator Heather McIlvaine-Newsad is deeply concerned about the United States’ attack on Venezuela. -
Under the state’s Pretrial Fairness Act, probable cause alone is not enough to hold someone in jail before trial. -
One of the grants is for improving the Candy Lane corridor. The other is for construction of a multi-use path that would circle around the city.
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