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| Quinn Considering School District Consolidation |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn's office says he is considering a school consolidation plan that could cut Illinois' current 868 school districts to no more than 300.
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| Drew Peterson's Son Fired by Police Department |
OAK BROOK, Ill. (AP) -- Drew Peterson's son has been fired from a suburban Chicago police department after officials found him guilty of misconduct.
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| IL Man Charged With Conspiring to Aid Taliban |
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. (AP) -- A suburban Chicago man is among seven defendants charged this week with selling drugs and weapons in an effort to help the Taliban fight U.S. troops overseas.
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| App Helps Locate Girl Scout Cookies |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Girl Scouts' troop on Chicago's South Side is counting on a new GPS-tracking "app" to tell cookie fans where they are selling cookies at booths.
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| IL High School Runners Credited With Saving Man |
MACHESNEY PARK, Ill. (AP) -- Three northern Illinois high school runners are being credited with thinking -- and moving -- quickly to save a man's life.
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| Quinn Says New Hires Necessary Despite Budget Debacle |
(IRN) -- Gov. Pat Quinn is defending the additional state employees in his state budget proposal despite the states poor fiscal situation.
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| Durbin Comments on Bahrain Unrest |
(IRN) -- U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) says the United States should worry not only about the stability of countries in the Middle East, but also of the impact the region has on the security of our nation.
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| EIU Students Produce IEMA PSA |
(IRN) -- A couple of Eastern Illinois University students are profiting from their creative talents.
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| Local Senator Retires |
State Senator Dale Risinger has officially submitted his resignation to the General Assembly.
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| Knox County Girl Continues Mission Trip Near the Equator |
A Knox County girl is still fulfilling her mission of giving backpacks full of supplies and other needs to school children in a country near the Equator.
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