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Lipinski Trounces Holocaust-Denying Former Nazi, Who Still Got 56,000 Votes

Dan Lipinski wins in IL-03 congressional race, beating GOP challenger and avowed neo-Nazi Art Jones.

Voters Toss Cook County Judge Off Bench For First Time In 28 Years

Judge Matthew Coughlan was targeted for removal after allegations he helped frame wrongfully convicted men, among other things.

Lyft Car Hit By Gunfire

A ride-sharing vehicle was damaged by gunshots Tuesday night.

Voters Say 'Yes' To Marijuana Tax

Recreational marijuana isn't legal in Illinois, but one question on the ballot for voters in one Cook County town sought opinions on whether tax money from its sale should be used to help the schools if it does become legal. Voters said "yes."

Naperville Candidate First Woman Elected In Her District

Lauren Underwood unseated Randy Hultgren.

Pritzker Elected Illinois Governor, Promises To 'Fight For Truth'

J.B. Pritzker defeated Gov. Bruce Rauner by close to 15 points to become the nation's richest politician.

Christmas Music Starts Soon On 2 IL Radio Stations

Whether you think it's too early for Christmas music, one area station will start playing the jolly tunes this week.

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Across America

• Jeff Sessions Out As Attorney General
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