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Five-year-old girl narrowly avoids coyote attack
An Illinois girl got the scare of her young life as a coyote chased her around her garden. Surveillance video shows five-year-old Christine playing in her driveway as, unbeknownst to her, the coyote begins following. Suddenly, Christine turns
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Police officer tries to stop squirrel entering station
Police officers in Illinois were forced to defend themselves from a trespassing squirrel recently. McHenry Police Department shared funny video showing a cop attempt to chase the rodent out of the foyer so that it can't reach the reception
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Car suddenly stops in the middle of motorway
Truck driver is forced to come to a stop on a busy motorway after the car in front mysteriously slams on the breaks. The incident occurred on December 5th Chicago,
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Crash for cash - money litters Illinois highway after collision
Drivers on Interstate 74 in Illinois got the surprise of their lives when weather conditions took an unexpected turn and it started raining money. The highway, outside of the town of Champaign, was littered with cash after a vehicle carrying the
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Watch the incredible moment a motorist leaps into a moving car after the driver has a seizure.
This is the incredible moment a motorist jumped into a moving car to stop it after the driver had a seizure at the wheel. The incident was captured on a Dixon police dashcam in Illinois. The police car had started to follow behind a blue
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Hairdressers in Illinois Will Be Trained to Recognize Signs of Domestic Abuse, Sexual Assault
Illinois hasย becomeย the first state to pass a law requiring that licensed hairdressers receive trainingย to recognize in their clients any evidence of domestic and sexual violence, according to a local news channel, WQAD. The law,ย which was signed by Governor Bruce Rauner in August and takesย effect on Jan. 1, 2017,ย is unprecedented in the salon industry.
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Police officer buys woman a new car after hers was totalled
A police officer in Illinois has surprised a local woman by buying her a new car after she totalled her old vehicle in a crash. Danielle Robinson had wrecked her old Chevy near to the city's police station and after discovering it
