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| Candidates Announced for Illinois Commodity Boards |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Candidates for three state commodity boards have been announced, and producers of corn, soybeans and wool can vote July 6 at county extension offices.
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| LaHood: More Info Needed on Distracted Driving |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The U.S. transportation secretary says he wants more facts about distracted driving before discussing whether the government should regulate communications technology built directly into cars.
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| Amtrak Studying Wi-Fi for Illinois Trains |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Amtrak says it is studying the possibility of adding Wi-Fi to its Illinois trains.
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| Report: IL Saved $9M by Diverting Delinquents |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A report says Illinois saved $9 million last year through a program that diverted 184 delinquent young people away from costly youth prisons.
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| Jury Awards Estate of Man Given Contaminated Drug |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Cook County jury has awarded $625,000 to the estate of a man given the blood thinner heparin that was contaminated with fake ingredients sourced in China.
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| Google Earth Helped Create IL Redistriciting Maps |
(IRN)-Imagine you are supposed to do a big project at work, then it catches the attention of a famous worldwide company.
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| Korean War Museum Idea Moved to Chicago |
(IRN)-Ideas for a national museum to tell the story of the Korean War have shifted from Springfield to the Chicago area.
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| Jury Deliberations Begin in Blagojevich Retrial |
(IRN)-"I would have been certainly willing to spend two and a half years on the stand to get the full story out," said former Governor Rod Blagojevich after the second corruption case against him went to the jury.
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| Galesburg Man Faces Federal Charge for Gun Possession |
Galesburg man now in federal custody following his arrest earlier in May.
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| Discovery Depot Wants Public to Woo Hoo Again |
The Discovery Depot Children's Museum is hoping to keep the spirit of woo-hooing alive by holding a fundraiser.
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