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| Judge Sets New Rezko Sentencing Date |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A federal judge has set a new sentencing date for a convicted influence peddler and one-time fundraiser for former Governor Rod Blagojevich.
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| Wind Turbine Tower Maker Adds Jobs in Central IL |
CLINTON, Ill. (AP) -- Some new jobs are blowing into central Illinois.
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| Some IL Candidates Miss Disclosure Deadline |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- More than 100 candidates missed the deadline for disclosing how much money they raised last year and who donated to them.
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| Veterans to Honor Lincoln's 202nd Birthday |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Abraham Lincoln's tomb will be visited on his 202nd birthday by two veterans' organizations.
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| Wisconsin Firm Plans Aluminum Plant in Illinois |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Governor Pat Quinn says the American Aluminum Extrusion Co., an aluminum extruder and fabricator based in Beloit, Wis., is investing $7.5 million to open a plant in the Winnebago County town of Roscoe.
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| Kirk Says Debt Limit Should Stay Put |
(IRN)-Illinois' junior senator says there is a key opportunity for fiscal conservatives in the new session of Congress.
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| Lawmaker Targets Pensions |
(IRN)-Pensions are a popular target among people talking about government expenses.
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| Wisconsin One Up Over Illinois |
(IRN)-Wisconsin boasts pro football supremacy over Illinois. Wisconsin is trying to take businesses away from Illinois. And the head of Illinois Lawsuit Abuse Watch says our neighbors to the north prevail in his field, too.
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| Task Force Meets to Discuss the MAP |
(IRN)-People looking for ways to shake loose more financial aid are coming up with ideas to give to the Illinois Board of Higher Education at a task force meeting Thursday to discuss MAP, the Monetary Awards Program.
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| Proposal Cuts GREDA Members from City Commission |
The city of Galesburg's Business District Development and Redevelopment Commission could soon see a shake up.
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