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Journal Star
May 7, 2019
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Two people hospitalized from crash near Banner Marsh on U.S. Route 24
GLASFORD - Two people were taken to a hospital Monday afternoon after a two-vehicle accident near the entrance to the Banner Marsh Conservation Area.
Other news
Madigan: Pritzker revenue plan being ‘ratcheted down’ by lawmakers

SPRINGFIELD - House Speaker Michael Madigan doesn't make a lot of media appearances, but this morning he talked with student journalists who are covering the Statehouse in a graduate school program.

Four injured in rollover accident near Downtown Peoria

PEORIA - Four people were injured in a three-vehicle accident Monday at the intersection of Southwest Jefferson Ave.

Facebook-backed curriculum on hold for Peoria’s Washington Gifted Middle School

PEORIA - The Peoria Public Schools district has scrapped immediate plans to implement a new curriculum at Washington Gifted Middle School that is supported by Facebook and has been getting mixed reviews in schools across the country.

Gunfire sounds in South Peoria; two reported shot

PEORIA - Two people were shot late Monday night in South Peoria but it didn't appear either person suffered a life-threatening injury.

Grammy-winner TobyMac bringing his Christian hip hop to Peoria

Seven-time Grammy-winner TobyMac hits the Peoria Civic Center Theater on Nov. 14 as part of his "TobyMac: The Theatre Tour.

Letter: Skirmishes hatch from self-interest, not public interest

No funds for the border wall. Release the entire Mueller report. Subpoena Trump's tax returns. Investigate obstruction of justice.

Entertainment
‘Jeopardy!’ whiz James Holzhauer was a preschool prodigy in Chicago suburbs

James Holzhauer's notoriety as a prodigy started long before he appeared on "Jeopardy!"The Naperville native, whose victory Friday brought his 22-day total winnings to $1,691,008, was quite the precocious 4-year-old in junior kindergarten at Avery Coonley in Downers Grove, according to a Chicago Tribune article published Jan. 22, 1989.Mary Boyle, his teacher at the time, said she was counting with students on the first day of class when she asked a question.