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| Kirk Weighs In on IMF Head Controversy |
(IRN)-U.S. Senator Mark S. Kirk (R-Ill.) says Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the International Monetary Fund, must go.
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| State Representative Wants More Gaming in Illinois |
(IRN)-More places to place a bet could be coming to Illinois, under a proposal a state lawmaker says he could file as early as Thursday.
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| Prosectution Could Rest in Blagojevich Case Thursday |
(IRN)-The judge at the corruption retrial of ousted Governor Rod Blagojevich says he expects the prosecution to rest its case Thursday.
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| U.S., State Strike Deal to Buy Thompson Prison |
(IRN)-Several state lawmakers have confirmed what the governor's office and federal officials won't: Illinois has struck a deal with the federal government to buy the Thomson Correctional Center in northwest Illinois.
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| Knoxville Weighs Pros and Cons of GREDA Membership |
Knoxville's top elected official says he's not sure what the city will do with its now-expired membership in the Galesburg Regional Economic Development Association.
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| Rural Transit for County Close to Reality |
Knox County is one step closer to having a rural transit system that anyone can use.
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| Report: Illinois Pledging More to Keep Businesses |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois has pledged more than $230 million to 27 companies so far this year in an effort to keep those businesses in the state.
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| Fuming Over Gas Pices? Don't Count on a Tax Break |
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- Whenever gas prices get near a rounder and more punishing number - $2, $3, $4 a gallon - there is talk of temporarily easing state gas taxes or lifting them altogether for a time.
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| Maria Shriver Appears on Oprah Farewell Show |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Maria Shriver has appeared at Oprah Winfrey's farewell show in Chicago, the same day it was revealed her husband Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child with another woman.
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| Opt Out HIV Testing for Inmates Goes to Governor |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois prisoners would be tested for HIV unless they ask not to be under legislation headed to Gov. Pat Quinn's desk.
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