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| Judge to Blago: Stop Gesturing at Trial |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A federal judge is warning former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich to sit still and control his emotions during his corruption trial.
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| Blago's Wife May Have to Leave Courtroom |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Prosecutors say they'll ask that the wife of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich leave the courtroom at her husband's corruption trial when testimony about her comes up.
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| Blackhawks Fans, Up All Night, Still Celebrating |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Morgan Mowry of suburban Chicago has a favorite Blackhawk, Marian Hossa. She loves him.
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| County Fairs Cautious On Spending After State Cuts |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois' county fairs are getting ready to kick off in earnest this month. But fair organizers are still waiting for state payments from last summer.
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| Illinois Awards $1M to Improve School Cafeterias |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Cafeterias in some of Illinois' neediest schools will get nearly $1 million in improvements.
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| Illinois AG Warns of Medicare Rebate Scam |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Seniors on Medicare should be aware that con artists may try to trick them into providing personal information to get a rebate check.
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| Ameren Offers Energy-Saving Summer Tips |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- With summer approaching, Ameren Illinois says its offering tips for customers to spend less on electric and still stay cool.
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| Quinn Signs Child Safety Seat Law |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Parents who don't strap their kids into safety seats when they're riding in vehicles will be paying bigger fines.
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| Angry Mom Confronts Quinn |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn got an earful from a mother upset about poor state funding for education.
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| Suze Orman Resting After Surgery |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Personal finance adviser Suze Orman is resting at a Chicago hotel after having an emergency appendectomy over the weekend.
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