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A Chicago man sued when his insurance company refused to pay for injuries his son suffered when he was hit by a driver while riding a bicycle.
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Bloomington Police brought in 217 weapons in a gun buyback program on Sunday. The tally for the no-questions-asked cash event included 66 handguns, 66 rifles, 56 shotguns, 25 assault-style weapons, and four so-called ghost guns that are assembled from parts and do not have a traceable serial number.
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The federal workplace safety agency OSHA has proposed nearly $630,000 in fines against a cooperative for allegedly failing to protect workers – including one whose leg was partially amputated last summer at a grain bin in Atlanta, Illinois.
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McLean County sheriff's police said a car drove into a school bus with children, forcing the bus onto its side in a ditch Friday morning.
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The McLean County Regional Planning Commission has a lofty goal to get to zero fatal traffic collisions and zero life-changing injuries per year in the county. It's based on a program that emerged in Sweden and has spread worldwide.
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The U.S. Labor Department said it will fine Dollar Tree $233,255 for repeat violations at a Bloomington store.The Occupational Safety and Health…
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Police said Thursday they have found the other vehicle apparently involved in the second fatal incident on Veterans Parkway in just six weeks, as…
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As you drive into the small farming community of Lexington you quickly get a sense for the town’s pride in its school and its sports teams. A large sign…
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Illinois State Police will be out this week issuing tickets and handing out safety literature in a bid to bring down numbers of railroad-crossing deaths…
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Illinois lawmakers are moving ahead with legislation that would create harsher penalties for texting and driving. If passed, the bill will allow law…