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Pritzker gets speeding warning | Inmate ordered hits: Cops | 1 dead, 3 missing in boat sinking | No charges in ammonia spill

Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight:
Killer Offered To Locate Scholar's Body To Avoid Death Penalty
Documents filed by Brendt Christensen's attorneys claim he offered to reveal the location of Yingying Zhang's body in exchange for his life.
Gov. Pritzker Given Warning For Speeding On WI Lake: Reports
One report says the governor was going 41 mph in a 35 mph zone while enjoying a weekend with his family at his lake house.
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1 Dead, Several Missing After Boat Sinks In Chicago River: Police
Several reports said three people are still missing after a June 26 boat crash in the Chicago River.
Accused Killer Tried To Order Hits On Prosecutor, Witness: Cops
Trevon Clark, already accused of killing 18-year-old Kara McNicholas, faces new charges of solicitation of murder.
No Criminal Charges To Be Filed In Ammonia Spill
Prosecutors determined the driver's actions may have been negligent but did not constitute reckless conduct under Illinois law.
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- Mariano's Evacuated For Possible Freon Leak
- Parolee Gets More Prison Time For Stealing Car From Gym
- Someone Is Leaving Smoke Bombs On Doorsteps
- Accused Shoplifter Asks Judge To Send Her To Jail
- Man Charged With Murdering Baby Daughter
Across America
- Trump Asks If Census Can Be Delayed Till SCOTUS Reviews Evidence
- Dad Fatally Punched 5-Year-Old Over Father's Day Cheesecake: Police
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