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| Rules Eased for Dentists to Give Free Care |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A new law makes it easier for out-of-state dentists to give poor patients free care in Illinois.
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| Quinn Signs Hair-Braiding Bill into Law |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois hair braiders will soon be able to practice their craft without fear of being shut down by state regulators.
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| Champaign Teen Admits Texting in Fatal Accident |
URBANA, Ill. (AP) -- A Champaign teenager who admitted he was texting when he struck and fatally injured an elderly pedestrian in Urbana has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the May 16 accident.
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| Kirk on Defensive After Latest Discrepancy |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Since Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mark Kirk acknowledged embellishing his military record, the slightest discrepancy in his life story prompts another round of news coverage questioning his honesty.
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| Obama Plans Visits to Big Three Plants in Michigan, Illinois |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama will visit U.S. auto plants in Michigan and Illinois next week to highlight his administration's decision to rescue General Motors and Chrysler last year and revitalize the U.S. auto industry.
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| Quinn Likes "Fiscal Notes" |
Gov. Pat Quinn says fiscal notes are "helpful."
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| Federal Funding for Ag Projects Coming to Illinois |
Agriculture projects in Illinois are getting nearly $6.3 million in federal funding.
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| Car Dealership Drops Lincoln Mercury |
Lincoln vehicles apparently are not a hot commodity in Galesburg these days.
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| Galesburg Unemployment Up |
Local unemployment figures are moving back up after a few months of declines, and that's put Galesburg in an unwanted category again.
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| 2010 Taste of Galesburg Winners Announced |
Click here to find out who had the best food and drink at the 2010 Taste of Galesburg.
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