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A new Illinois State Police form lets people report corruption anonymously. But does it go far enough?
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The law enforcement agency agreed to further hearings at request of state rulemaking committee.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co. filed a federal civil lawsuit against Glendell H Farms in August. It argues that the farm’s owners are responsible for damages to its locomotives, railcars, signals and tracks due to the actions of their hired hand, the late Jonah Matthews.
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Matt Mitchell, the former Illinois trooper who killed Jessica and Kelli Uhl in a 2007 high-speed crash near O'Fallon, is yet again seeking a reinstatement of his driving privileges.
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“Multiple others were taken to a hospital with serious injuries, four by helicopter and at least 10 by ambulance," according to Illinois State Police.
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A sudden dust storm caused low visibility conditions that led to 72 vehicles colliding on Interstate 55 in Illinois on May 1. Seven people died, and 37 others were injured.
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District 11 serves Bond, Clinton, Madison, Monroe and St. Clair counties.
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A six-week enforcement action over the summer led to 300 southern Illinois residents who were ineligible to own a gun to surrender their Firearm Owner Identification card and get rid of their gun.
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The officer approached what he believed to be a stolen vehicle when the suspect began shooting.
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Illinois State Police introduced a new effort to help alleviate violent crime in East St. Louis during a press conference Wednesday.