Illinois
Illinois is a midwestern state bordering Indiana in the east and the Mississippi River in the west. Nicknamed "the Prairie State," it's marked by farmland, forests, rolling hills and wetlands. Chicago, one of the largest cities in the U. S, is in the northeast on the shores of Lake Michigan. It's famous for its skyscrapers, such as sleek, 1,451-ft. Willis Tower and the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower.
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Mark Payton
Baseball outfielder
Steven Wirtel
American football player
Tyler Engel
American soccer player
Dave Gust
Ice hockey player
Tatumn Milazzo
Soccer player
Marie Newman
Politician
Arthur M. Beaupre
Former United States Ambassador to Colombia
Slade Cutter
Naval officer
Julianne Sitch
Soccer player
Alex Magee
American football player
Collin Seibert
American football offensive lineman
Brad Korn
Basketball coach
Terrence Malick
American filmmaker
Maria Kanellis
American professional wrestler
Johnston McCulley
American writer
Walt Willey
American actor
Aaron Shea
American football player
Reed G. Landis
American aviator
Kim Howard Johnson
American author
Bob McGrath
American singer
Guy Hoffman
Drummer
Stephen L. Brusatte
American paleontologist
Millee Taggart
American actress
Benjamin Radcliff
American political scientist
Jean Rabe
American journalist
Scotty Bowers
Journalist
Russell Lee
Singaporean author
Dan Ortiz
Politician
John J. Myers
Ed Mickelson
American baseball player
Carl Hulse
Correspondent
George R. Lawrence
Photographer
Harry Kelly
Former Governor of Michigan
Slip Madigan
American football player
Timothy W. Finchem
American lawyer
Tom Corcoran
American Politician
Tom Flanagan
American-Canadian author
Donald Grobe
American tenor
Bob Guyette
American professional basketball player
Alfred C. Lockwood
Politician
George H. Cameron
Military officer
Roger L. Eddy
Roger Eddy
Scott Sypniewski
American football long snapper
Theodore N. Morrison
Kim Johnson
American vocalist
Jody Jaress
American actress
