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| Moffitt Heads to Springfield |
A local lawmaker is on his way back to Springfield Monday, and he says he hopes he won't be there all that long.
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| Lawmakers Return to Springfield Starting Monday |
Illinois lawmakers are to return to Springfield Monday to work on a state budget, but there's no indication that anything has changed from when they last left 2 1/2 weeks ago.
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| Fulton County Man Dead After Crash |
One person is dead, and another is injured, following a crash early Saturday south of Lewistown in Fulton County.
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| Seized Central IL Grain Elevator Reopens |
TOWANDA, Ill. (AP) -- State agriculture officials say a new owner will soon reopen a central Illinois grain elevator that was shut down earlier this month over financial irregularities.
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| Millions of Medicaid Kids Don't Get Screenings, Including Ones in Illinois |
MIAMI (AP) -- Millions of children on Medicaid are not getting legally required medical screenings, including immunizations.
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| Guns Claim Kids' Lives in Both Urban, Rural Areas |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new study finds that children in America's most rural areas are as likely to die by gunshot as kids in the biggest cities.
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| Swim Lessons for Toddlers Get Doctors' Approval |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The nation's largest pediatricians group is relaxing its stance against swimming lessons for children younger than 4.
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| Quinn Encourages Support for Military Family Fund |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A state fund has distributed more than $11 million to the families of servicemembers who have been deployed abroad, and Gov. Pat Quinn says the work isn't done.
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| Illinois Community College Looking at Going Green |
Things are looking "green" for one of Downstate Illinois' major community colleges.
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| Group Doesn't Want Another State Budget Cut |
Lawmakers are headed back to Springfield this week to hammer out a budget, and one group says it won't be complete unless their cut funding is restored.
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