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| Springfield Police Note Increase in Heroin Use |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Springfield police say they're seeing an increasing heroin problem in the state's capital city.
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| US Sends Rescue Team to Help in NZ Earthquake |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Two delegations of U.S. lawmakers, officials and business leaders who were in New Zealand at the time of a devastating earthquake suffered no casualties and are all safe, the State Department said Tuesday.
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| Time Comes to Introduce Girls to Engineering |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Officials of Argonne National Laboratory outside Chicago will be hosting sixth through eighth grade girls interested in learning about science.
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| Louisville-Chicago Flight Lands in Indianapolis |
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- An American Eagle flight headed from Louisville, Ky. to Chicago has made an unscheduled landing in Indianapolis after the pilot reported smoke in the cockpit.
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| Wal-Mart's 4Q Profits Up; US Sales Still Slump |
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is reporting a 27 percent increase in fourth-quarter net income as the world's largest retailer benefited from cost-cutting and strong sales overseas.
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| Local Farmers Producing Winter Crop of Spinach |
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- Despite the not very vegetable-friendly weather, the walk-in refrigerator at downtown Bloomington's Common Ground grocery store recently contained a tub of spinach.
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| Gordon Not a Shoe In for Prisoner Review Board |
(IRN)-Her name was supposed to be called in a committee that approves executive appointments, but it never was.
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| More Charging Options for Electric Car Owners |
(IRN)-A public-private partnership will increase the number of charging stations for electric vehicles.
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| Kirk Searches for Federal Judge Candidate |
(IRN)-U.S. Senator Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) is looking for a nominee to be a federal judge.
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| Push for Bullet Trains Continues |
(IRN)-People who want faster trains in Illinois as soon as possible are calling attention again to high-speed rail.
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