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| Teachers OK Deal, Students Back In Illinois School |
GLASFORD, Ill. (AP) -- Teachers in a central Illinois school district have agreed to a new contract and students are back at school after a strike that extended their summer vacations.
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| Illinois State Fair Attendance Tops 817.000 |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Attendance at this year's Illinois State Fair increased 10 percent to more than 817,000.
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| Memorial Set For Chicago Victim of Stage Collapse |
CHICAGO (AP) -- A memorial service is planned for next week to honor a 29-year-old Chicago woman who died when a stage collapsed at the Indiana State Fair.
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| Sheley Trial 12pm Update: Only One Trial |
A Knox County Judge has ruled that two trials will not be necessary in the Knox County murder case of Nicholas Sheley.
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| Sheley Trial 11am Update: Judge Says Potential Juror Violates Rules |
There's already been a violation of the rules in the Knox County murder case of accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley.
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| Sheley Trial 5pm Update: Just Says He's Seen Most "Gruesome" Photos He's Ever Seen |
FIRST REPORTED 5:30pm 8/29/11 Some disputed photographic evidence will be shown when a jury is seated in the Nicholas Sheley Knox County murder trial, while others will not.
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| Sheley Trial 3pm Update: Photos Being Discussed |
FIRST REPORTED 3:00pm 8/29/11 Some particularly gruesome photos have been discussed in the Knox County case against accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley.
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| Pekin Councilman Facing Battery Charge |
PEKIN, Ill. (AP) -- A member of the Pekin City Council is out of jail but faces charges that accuse him of running into a police officer with his vehicle.
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| Ill. Appeals Court Dismisses "Bad Mothering" Case |
BARRINGTON HILLS, Ill. (AP) -- An Illinois appeals court has dismissed a 2009 lawsuit that two suburban Chicago siblings filed against their mother, seeking $50,000 and claiming she caused them ``emotional distress.''
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| Lawmakers Send Electric Rate Bill To Gov. Quinn |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Legislation to raise electric rates to help pay to modernize the state's power grid is on its way to Gov. Pat Quinn, who has repeatedly promised to veto it because of the burden it places on consumers.
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