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| Three Resign, Fired at Illinois Nursing Home |
OTTAWA, Ill. (AP) -- Three officials at the LaSalle County Nursing Home have been fired or have resigned.
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| Group: Sales Tax Increase Would Easily Bring in More Money |
In a time when state government could use a few billion dollars to close the budget gap, a new report indicates that $3.6 billion is available, if the state expands the sales tax base.
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| Stearman Pilots Passionate About Flying |
A Mississippi pilot in town for a festival of flying says getting rid of one of his Stearman planes would be like losing a child.
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| Group Says Energy Bill Also Economical |
An environmental group says the energy and climate change bill will create jobs and save money, and that making it stronger will create more jobs and save more money.
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| Galesburg Man Arrested During Attempted Kiwanis Park Drug Deal |
An investigation by a number of local law enforcement agencies has resulted in the arrest of a Galesburg man on felony drug charges.
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| Orpheum's State Grant Funding Slashed |
The Orpheum Theatre announced Friday it has received a grant from the Illinois Arts Council for general operating support.
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| Blago Grilled on "Bonnie Hunt Show" |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich's book tour hit a speed bump when he showed up on comedian Bonnie Hunt's talk show.
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| Historic Sites Featured in New Calendar; Including Sandburg and Bishop Hill Sites |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Landmarks across Illinois are the stars of the 2010 historic calendar on sale now.
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| Man Sentenced to Prison for Strangling Mother |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- A Peoria man has pleaded guilty but mentally ill to strangling his mother last summer.
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| Quinn Won Support from Cook County Democrats |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Gov. Pat Quinn asked for and won the endorsement of Cook County Democratic Party officials in his bid for a full term.
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