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| Lincoln Film Props Coming to Springfield Museum |
(AP) -- Historical fiction will join historical facts when props from an upcoming Abraham Lincoln assassination film are displayed at the 16th President's Springfield museum.
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| Bloomington Trucking Company Closes Shop |
(AP) -- Bloomington-based Brandt Truck Line has closed down after 88 years in business.
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| Soccer Safety On Parents Mind |
(IRN)--A grieving mom and dad from Vernon Hills are on a crusade to keep what happened to their family from happening to anybody else.
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| Kirk Not Opposed to Selling Thomson Prision |
(IRN)--U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) says he is not opposed to the sale of vacant Thomson prison to the federal government.
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| Suburban Cop Convicted in Videotaped Beating |
(AP) -- A former suburban Chicago police officer who was captured on video hitting a motorist more than a dozen times with his baton and firing a stun gun at the man's passenger has been found guilty by a judge of aggravated battery and official misconduct.
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| Lung Disease Tallies Startling Costs In Illinois |
(AP) -- The American Lung Association in Illinois has some startling figures about the costs of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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| 6.9 Percent U of I Tuition Increase Up For Vote |
(AP) -- A proposed tuition increase at the University of Illinois would generate about $22 million in the first year, making up just a fraction of what state government owes to the school.
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| Illinois Congressman Calling for Military Hault |
(IRN)--An Illinois congressman is calling for a halt to U.S. funding for military action in Libya.
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| Illinois to Inspect Its Nuclear Power Plants |
(IRN)--The State of Illinois will soon be inspecting all of its nuclear power plants, in the wake of the events in Japan.
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| Schilling Questions U.S. Involvement in Libya |
Congressman Bobby Schilling is questioning the U.S. involvement in the current United Nations-backed military action in Libya.
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