Counting down the most-viewed stories of 2012: 1-10
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We're counting down the 50 most-viewed stories from 2012. Here are the top 10.
1. Jan. 16: Coroner identifies woman who died in I-74 incident
2. Jan. 28: Mahomet teen killed in crash; two friends injured
3. Feb. 8: SJ-O coach arrested for having sex with students 6 to 10 years ago
4. Sept. 17: Tom Kacich: Groups, churches urged to prepare for worst
5. Nov. 4: Roommates arrested in fight that brings building evacuation
6. Feb. 7: Homer man's shooting death under investigation
7. May 5: Woman's foot injured in train accident
8. Sept. 27: Jimmy John's leaving Illinois?
9. April 7: T.G.I. Friday's in Champaign closing
10. June 7: Police shut down convenience mart during early morning search for paraphernalia
Topics (3):Courts, Police, Fire, Politics and Government, Restaurants
Categories (5):News, Restaurants, Courts, Police, and Fire, Politics and Government, Business
Location (23):Champaign County, Champaign, Monticello, Tuscola, Local, Charleston, Clinton, Bloomington, Paris, Douglas County, Danville, Paxton, Urbana, Ford County, Iroquois County, Piatt County, Vermilion County, Coles County, DeWitt County, Edgar County, McLean County, Watseka, Moultrie County
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