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| Chicago Could End Contracts With AZ Businesses |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Aldermen in Chicago are considering a resolution to break contracts with four Arizona-based companies over that state's controversial immigration law.
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| Around-the-Clock Booze Sales at Chicago's Airports |
CHICAGO (AP) -- The Chicago City Council has approved the around-the-clock sale of booze at the city's two airports.
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| Woman's Cremated Remains Lost in Mail |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Relatives of a Chicago woman who died in retirement in Arizona last month say they are afraid she will never have a proper burial because her ashes are missing in the mail.
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| State Urges Immunizations |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois state officials are urging parents to ensure their children's immunizations are updated before school starts next month.
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| Joint Commission's Campaign Aims to Prevent Falls |
OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill. (AP) -- A hospital regulatory group is starting a new campaign to help prevent falls in health care settings and in homes.
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| Blago Trial May Not Impact Election After All |
Political analysts had assumed the trial of ex-Gov. Rod Blagojevich would be a factor in this year's election, but it looks like it won't be, at least with respect to its timing.
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| State Budget Claims Southern IL Tourism Director's Job |
Tourism in Southern Illinois has taken a hit! The Southern Illinois Tourism Development Office has laid off its last employee, and has disconnected its phone line.
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| One Arrested, One Wanted for Robbery Outside Circle K |
Galesburg Police say they have one in custody, and are looking for another after a suspected armed robbery outside a Galesburg gas station late Tuesday night.
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| Blago Case Goes to Jury |
POSTED 12:00pm 7/28/10 CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich's fate is now in the hands of the jury at the former Illinois governor's corruption trial.
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| Blago in Court Before Jury Gets Case |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Rod Blagojevich has arrived at court to hear the judge give instructions to the jury that will decide if the former governor is guilty of corruption.
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