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IL National Guard deployed | Mayoral candidate may get booted | Triple murder sentence | COVID variant in IL | Mom pleads for help for baby

Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight:
IL Man Accused Of Entering Capitol To FBI: 'You're Pretty Good'
He was arrested at his Illinois home after authorities say he posted a photo outside Nancy Pelosi's office, prompting him to tell the FBI agents who showed up at his door: "wow, you are pretty good."
Gov. Pritzker Deploys Illinois National Guard To Springfield, DC
Pritzker blamed Trump for having to redeploy resources from fighting the coronavirus to protect the Capitol from the president's supporters.
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Mayoral Candidate May Be Booted From Ballot
He said the objection is baseless, accusing his opponent of "desperately seeking to deny the voters a choice in April."
COVID-19 Variant First Identified In UK Detected In Illinois
Northwestern University researchers found the new strain, thought to be more contagious, in samples selected at random last month.
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Mother Pleads For Help For Severely Injured 2-Month-Old
The father remains in jail on $1M bail, accused of intentionally hurting the baby.
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