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High-interest lending draws calls for reform - Herald & Review
A worker at Security Finance in Decatur, who refused to give his name, said, “Any collection agency is going to do what they can to collect. We do what's within the means of the law.” The Rev. Michael Hoy of Decatur is a member of Illinois People's ...
Fire severely damages apartment building undergoing renovation - Herald & Review
I was getting ready to have someone move in," said the owner, who declined to give his name. "I put everything I have into it." The owner, who had no insurance on the building, said he had previous tenants, but the building had been vacant for some ...
With sentencing date at hand, William Huber claims deep remorse for Ponzi ... - Herald & Review
Another former investor who lives in Decatur and gave her name to the Herald & Review but asked to remain anonymous, said Huber deserves no mercy. ...
National Guard trains for return to Afghanistan to aid cooperation of US ... - Herald & Review
... is leaving his wife and two small children to serve in Afghanistan. That soldier, who asked to remain anonymous, asked, "If I don't go, who will go?"
'Security' an elusive goal in immigration debate - Herald & Review
... for cities along the border are pretty stable,'' said a senior Senate aide who works on border issues and was not authorized to speak on the record. ...
Martinsville teen has court hearing as suspect in downtown Greenup building fire - Herald & Review
A relative of the teenager, who declined to be named, claimed after the detention hearing Thursday that the boy was home all night at his Clark County ...