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- Illinois State vs Central Missouri - Highlights
- Spack and Brown agree: A win is a win
- WJBC Today PM September 2
- ISU Head Soccer Coach talks to R.C.
- Brock Spack says his team is ready for the season opener
- 9-2-10 Michael J. Whelan FORUM
- WJBC Today Midday September 2
- Sherri Brooks Vinton is author of Put 'em Up
- AG- New NCGA Vice President on direction of the year
- Ron Wolfgang gives tours of WWII vessel LST 325

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Earl Blows Through North Carolina's Outer Banks
Hurricane Earl churned up waves along the coast of North Carolina's Outer Banks. The storm sent heavy rain and strong winds through the area. Forecasters say it could push further out into the Atlantic before slamming into New England. (Sept. 2)

- Raw Video: Earl's Rains Hit North Carolina
- Residents in the Northeast Watching for Earl
- Dead Suspect Linked to 4 Slayings in California
- Ariz. Governor's Painful Pause During Debate

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Flu shot season returns
9/3/2010 1:14:00 AM
Health officials say it's the time of the year to get your flu vaccinations. Spokeswoman for the Illinois Department of Public Health, Melaney Arnold, says the flu season typically runs from October through May. This year, you'll only get one shot. Last year, the state agency and the Centers for Disease Control recommended both a seasonal flu shot plus a vaccine for the H1N1 strain. This year, the H1N1 strain is included in the seasonal flu shot. More...

- Flu shot season returns
- SPORTS - ISU avoids lightning and upset bid in win
- Kirk calls for new controls on federal spending

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