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| Cleanup for Chicago's Mega Snow Storm Cost $8M |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago's largest snow storm in years cost the city at least $8 million.
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| Lawmakers Ready to Hear Quinn's Budget Proposal |
(IRN)-In Springfield, Republicans and Democrats alike are awaiting the governor's budget message Wednesday, and are wondering about his willingness to cut salaries and services.
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| Former Death Row Inmates Plead for Death Penalty Repeal |
(IRN)-Governor Pat Quinn has about a month before he needs to make a final decision concerning the abolition of the death penalty.
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| IL Comptroller and Treasurer Hope to Combine Offices |
(IRN)-State lawmakers have introduced legislation to consolidate the offices of treasurer and comptroller.
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| Monken Moves to I-EMA |
(IRN)-People who wanted "one of their own" to lead the Illinois State Police are getting their way.
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| Knox Names Amott President |
After spending nine months conducting a nation wide search, the Knox College Board of Trustees announced a new President.
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| Prosecutors Respond to Blago Motion |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The government has filed a sharply worded response to a pretrial motion from impeached Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich concerning secret FBI recordings.
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| Exonerated IL Death Row Inmates Seek Repeal |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Men who were wrongfully sent to death row are urging Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn to repeal the death penalty because they say it's "the only reform that will actually work."
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| IL Faces tight Budget Despite Tax Increase |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Just weeks after signing a major tax increase into law, Governor Pat Quinn gets the privilege of telling Illinois lawmakers and taxpayers that the state's budget is still a mess.
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| State Police Director to Go to Another Agency |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois Governor Pat Quinn's office says acting state police director Jonathon Monken will move to the Emergency Management Agency.
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