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| Officials Stress Boating Safety As Summer Begins |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois state officials are reminding boaters to stay safe on the water.
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| Quinn Won't Sign Bill to Let Colleges Borrow |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn says he will not sign a bill that would allow Illinois' public universities to borrow money to make up for millions of dollars in overdue state funding.
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| Feds Urge Approval in Settlement for Mentally Ill |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The federal government is giving its support to a plan on how Illinois will care for and house people with mental illness.
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| Budget Came Together Quickly in House |
A four-bill package that makes up a state budget for the fiscal year that starts July 1 came together in the Illinois House Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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| Borrowing Remains Part of Budget Plan |
State lawmakers have voted in favor of the Democrat-sponsored plan to borrow nearly $4 billion to make a pension payment for Fiscal Year 2011.
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| Green Party Wants Green Capital Plan |
The candidate for governor of Illinois for the Green Party is calling for a "green capital" plan.
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| IL House OK's Key Pieces of Democratic Budget Plan |
POSTED 9:14pm 5/25/10 SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois House has approved key pieces of a Democratic budget plan that attempts to address the state's massive budget deficit.
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| Case Continued for Man Accused of 1998 Murder |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 5/25/10 The case of a Monmouth man accused of killing a young girl he was believed to be in the process of adopting over 10 years ago won't go to trial for at least another month.
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| Authorities Still Seeking Suspects in School Break-Ins |
Police in Monmouth continue to investigate a pair of burglaries last month that left two schools with extensive damage.
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| "Joe the Plumber" for Higher Office? Not Likely |
You might say the man known as "Joe the Plumber" both is -- and isn't -- in the political arena these days, even after he said following the fame he got from the presidential election he wanted nothing to do with politics.
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