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| Hundreds of Pelicans Make Stop in Springfield |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Hundreds of pelicans are making a stop at Lake Springfield as they fly over Illinois during their spring migration.
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| State Gets Low Marks for Financial Reporting |
(IRN)-A bad report card on the state's accounting practices shows financial reporting is up to a year behind where it should be.
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| Bill Aims to Get Funding For Main Street Program |
(IRN)-A bill has been introduced in Springfield to provide some funding for the Illinois Main Street program, which now exists in name only.
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| House Approves Bill to Abolish Compenstation |
(IRN)-Illinois' current workers' compensation system could become a thing of the past.
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| Locking Up Guns At Home |
(IRN)-A measure that would have stripped local governments from regulating how gun owners store their weapons has failed in the Illinois House.
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| Liquor Could Soon be Sold in Knoxville |
The City of Knoxville soon will finally be able to do something it hasn't been able to do for a long time.
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| Fire Damages Apartment Building in Wataga |
An investigation is continuing into just what happened Tuesday to cause a fire to be set in an apartment building in Wataga.
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| 16 Charged in Alleged Illinois Drug Trafficking |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Authorities say 16 suspects face drug-related charges in an investigation into alleged crack-cocaine and marijuana trafficking in central Illinois.
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| Boy Returns Super Bowl Ring to 'Refridgerator' |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A 10-year-old boy from Pennsylvania has returned a piece of Super Bowl history to Chicago Bears great William ``The Refrigerator'' Perry.
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| Illinois Taps New Managed Care Plans for Workers |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois has selected four managed care organizations to provide health benefits to about 270,000 state workers, dependents and retirees.
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