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| Cost of Health Insurance Rising Faster than Pay |
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A national advocacy group says health insurance premiums rose five times faster than earnings in Illinois from 2000 to 2009.
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| Health Departments Meeting About Boosting Quality |
CHICAGO (AP) -- State and local health departments from around the nation are meeting in Chicago this week to share strategies for improving public health services.
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| Group Working on High Speed Rail for Illinois |
An eight-state compact is working to get federal stimulus dollars into a Midwest high-speed rail network.
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| Get Out Your Scorecards for Statewide Elected Office |
You'll soon need another sheet of paper to keep track of all the candidates running for statewide office in Illinois.
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| Health Department Officials Suspend Flu Vaccine Clinic |
Officials at the Knox County Health Department says they've effectively put their adult seasonal flu shot program on hold after they've learned that they won't be getting the rest of their vaccine order for awhile.
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| Two Accused in Suspected Meth-Related Police Chase Back in Court |
A Knox County judge has found probable cause for two of three men arrested following a two-county police chase to be tried on felony drug and other charges.
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| Registration Changes in District 205 Have Some Results |
Changes the Galesburg School District made this year in the student registration process seem to be working, but officials say there were still plenty of late registrants this year.
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| Former Blago Aide Makes U.S. Senate Run |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Chicago Urban League president Cheryle Jackson launched a campaign that could make her the only black member of the U.S. Senate if she manages to overcome concerns about her former boss, disgraced former Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
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| Offices Won't Be First to Offer H1N1 Shots |
CHICAGO (AP) -- If you're used to getting regular flu shots at the office, chances are things will be a little different with "swine flu."
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| Jury Awards $6.7M in Fatal ADM Accident |
DECATUR, Ill. (AP) -- A central Illinois jury has decided Archer Daniels Midland Co. should pay the family of a 26-year-old man $6.74 million after he died at one of the agribusiness company's plants in 2007.
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