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Auburn’s Logan Reilly, Oklahoma State’s Preston Stout break Scottie Scheffler’s college record in Atlanta

Logan Reilly and Preston Stout are co-winners of the men’s individual title at the East Lake Cup, where they each posted record-setting 7-under 65s on Monday afternoon. An Auburn sophomore, Reilly completed his historic round before Stout, officially breaking the East Lake Golf Club record for a men’s collegiate round. The previous record holders at 6 under were Scottie Scheffler while he was at Texas and Oklahoma State’s Zach Bauchou.
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Former Norman Children’s Advocacy Center Director Indicted for Embezzling Over $219,000 From Nonprofit

NORMAN, Okla. — The former executive director of a Norman children's advocacy organization has been indicted on seven counts of embezzlement after investigators determined that more than $219,00...
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Illinois gas prices rise again after regional refinery issue

CENTRAL ILLINOIS (WCIA) — Just one week after seeing a drop, Illinois’ average gas prices were sent back up in the last week, continuing a roller coaster ride that’s been happening since July. GasBuddy released its weekly report on gas prices Monday morning. The fuel savings platform reported that Illinois’ average price of gas is […]
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Illinois has unclaimed money, property for Michael Myers, Fred Kruger, Lizzie Borden

Illinois ICash says residents, including some with spooky names, may have unclaimed money waiting to be claimed.
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Former truck driver jailed in fatal crash north of Cushing at Hwy. 51 &...

STILLWATER — In an unusual development in a felony homicide case, a former heavy truck driver without a commercial license — who pleaded guilty two months ago to first-degree manslaughter in a 2002 fatal collision north of Cushing at the Highway 51 and Highway 18 intersection — was given a 90-day jail term Friday, followed by five years’ probation under a deferred sentence.
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Illinois Korean War Hero Returns Home After 75 Years, Burial Oct. 29

Army Pfc. John Robert Stovall, missing since 1950, will receive full military honors Thursday.
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Illinois joins 20-state lawsuit accusing Dollar General of overcharging shoppers

Illinois has joined the FTC and 20 states in a lawsuit alleging Dollar General has charged shoppers more than advertised prices.
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AG Murrill releases more information on Mangham police chief, former officer arrest

(UPDATE) 10/26/26 — The Office of Attorney General Liz Murrill has released more information on the arrests of Chief Perry Flemming and former Mangham Police Officer. According to officials, the arrests followed an extensive investigation into allegations of misconduct, including the theft of funds meant for the family of a deceased officer and the intentional […]
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Wichita will help pay for your new tree

A pilot program that began in September will pay $50 per tree, up to two, to help cover the cost of planting trees on private residential property.
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Two Wichita GreenAcres Market stores have closed, and one is going to remain open

Two of Wichita’s three GreenAcres Market stores permanently closed on Tuesday, but a third at Bradley Fair at 21st and Rock Road will remain open. “I just wanted to let people in Wichita know we weren’t going anywhere,” said Christopher Santi, president and COO of Healthier Choices Management , which bought the Wichita company in 2024 . “We just don’t need three stores,” Santi said. He said there’s not enough of a demand for three. “It’s a lot to keep these stores going on very, very slim margin

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