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Her Voice Media
A thought-provoking new documentary on the Mississippi River is the result of hard work and dedication of young women in the Quad Cities and beyond.
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News From Illinois
  • Ryan Denham
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    WGLT
    Bloomington Police say one person was killed and seven others injured in an early morning shooting at a party near Illinois Wesleyan University on Sunday. It’s the second mass shooting near a college campus in Bloomington-Normal this year. At least three local college students were among the wounded.
  • Molly Parker
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    Southern Illinois Source
    An Oct. 19 fatal fire at Fuji Super Spa in Cahokia Heights led to the federal arrest of Quentin Hanks, who investigators say lit the parlor on fire because he was dissatisfied with the sexual service he’d paid for.
  • Julia Rendleman
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    Southern Illinois Source
    A federal judge in Benton sentenced two people to two years in prison each for their roles in running five illicit massage businesses that offered commercial sex services in southern Illinois and Indiana; three of the massage parlors have reopened under new ownership after being shut down.
  • Investigate Midwest
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    Decatur Fire Department
    Soybean processing plants have a documented history of explosions because of leaked Hexane, a flammable substance. ADM itself identified in 1997 a scenario similar to what preceded an explosion in September 2023.
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Harvest Public Media
Join Kai Swanson on a trip along the Danube river to visit a series of historic Christmas Markets.

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