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| Group Places Knox County on Poverty Watch List |
More than 400,000 Illinoisans have likely been pushed into poverty as a result of the recession, according to a report from by the Heartland Alliance Mid-America Institute on poverty.
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| Illinois Ups Number of Swine Flu Cases; State Receives Drugs From National Stockpile -- LOCAL TIPS HERE |
The number of swine flu cases in Illinois has reached 17.
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| Mabel Woolsey Elementary School Expansion Plans Moving Forward |
A new member of the Knoxville School Board who campaigned on, among other things, looking at alternatives to expanding Mabel Wooolsey Elementary School says he's resigned himself to the fact that it's likely going to happen anyway, so he's looking to make the plan bigger.
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| Convicted Sex Offender Arrested for Being on Fulton County School Property |
A woman previously convicted of a sex offense involving a minor is facing felony charges following her arrest Wednesday for allegedly being on two school properties in Fulton County.
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| School Board Member Recognizes Departing Board Members |
The now-former president of the Knoxville School Board says his two recently-departed colleagues worked hard during their time on the board.
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| County Board Supports Proposed Nursing Home Addition |
The Knox County Nursing Home may be in line to receive funding that would bring statewide attention to its care facility.
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| No Administrator -- But New Position in Knox County Government |
The Knox County Board will now have someone to send out press releases, apply for grants, and be an economic development coordinator for Knox County.
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| Big New Contract for Knox County Landfill |
The Knox County Landfill will be seeing quite an increase in their funds, some in order to help out other area facilities.
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| Lawmakers Grill Officials Over State Pepsi Contract |
On the heels of a scathing audit a month ago, members of an Illinois House committee raked state revenue officials over the coals for the way they handled a soft drink contract.
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| Reform Commission Chair Says People Like His Ideas |
Patrick Collins, the former federal prosecutor who was the head of the reform commission appointed by the governor, says his recommendations have the support of the people.
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