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| Legislature Adjourns, Leaving Big Budget Hole |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois legislators ended their spring session by digging a $4 billion hole in a state budget already running a huge deficit.
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| Blago Judge Won't Restart Jury Selection |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The judge presiding over former Gov. Rod Blagojevich's corruption case has rejected a defense request to restart the jury selection process.
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| CDC Identifies More Sickened by Alfalfa Sprouts |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal officials have identified six additional cases of salmonella poisoning linked to raw alfalfa sprouts, bringing the total to 28 people sickened in 10 states.
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| IL Man Sentenced in Fatal Iowa Crash |
DAVENPORT, Iowa (AP) -- A judge in Davenport, Iowa, has sentenced 21-year-old Dale Hofer of Moline, Ill., to 25 years in prison for his role in a drunk driving crash that killed three of his friends and seriously injured another.
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| Environmentalists Praise IL Solar Energy Bill |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Environmentalists are beaming over legislation meant to encourage the use of solar energy in Illinois.
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| Lawmakers Adjourn Without Considering Borrowing |
State lawmakers have adjourned for the summer without passing a key portion of the fiscal year 2011 budget package.
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| Madigan: Lawmakers Won't Return to Springfield Yet |
The failure of the Illinois Senate to support a multi billion-dollar borrowing bill won't bring lawmakers back to the Capitol; it just makes things harder for the governor.
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| Storms Cause Damage at Governor's Mansion |
Strong storms left standing water in homes all over Springfield, and the Governor's Mansion was no exception.
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| Lawmakers Override Governor's McPier Amendatory Veto |
The Illinois House and Senate have put the McPier reform bill back together.
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| District-202 Board Keeping Vocational Classes |
Classes that officials in the Knoxville School District say, in some cases, help students graduate from high school who might not without them are being spared from the budget axe.
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