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| $3 Billion in Child Support Owed to Illinois Children |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Non-custodial parents owe Illinois children $3 billion in back child support.
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| Lincoln Farm Plans 75th Anniversary Celebration |
LERNA, Ill. (AP) -- The group that helps pay for the state historic site in eastern Illinois where Abraham Lincoln's father once farmed hopes to have a 75th anniversary celebration this summer.
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| Quinn's Thoughts on Death Penalty, Caterpillar |
(IRN)-Governor Pat Quinn is not happy that the LaSalle County state's attorney still plans to pursue the death penalty against a Seneca man charged in the 2007 beating deaths of an elderly couple.
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| Early Childhood Education Advocates Hope for More Funding |
(IRN)-State lawmakers trying to figure out how to divide education money are getting a reminder not to forget the little ones.
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| Lawmakers Again Debating BPA Ban |
(IRN)-The battle over baby bottles is rising again in the Illinois House of Representatives.
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| Public Hearings Set for Redistricting Process |
(IRN)-The first of at least five hearings on legislative redistricting takes place Monday.
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| Macomb Author Visits Galesburg |
Saturday saw a Macomb author signing his new book here in Galesburg.
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| State Police to Review Case Involving Daley Nephew |
(AP) -- Illinois State Police have agreed to investigate the 2004 death of a man who died after being struck by a nephew of Chicago Mayor Richard Daley.
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| Aldermen Upset Over Sex Convention at City Venue |
(AP) -- Residents and officials of a southwestern Illinois city say they wish they'd had more notice that a sex convention was being held on city-owned property.
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| Reaction To Thomson Prison Not Being Fully Utilized |
(IRN)--The congressman whose district includes Thomson Prison says a deal to fully utilize the facility has been a long time coming to his constituents.
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