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| Durbin Says Iran Is Eager To Develop Nuclear Weapons |
Iran has informed the United Nations that it has been building a previously undisclosed uranium enrichment plant.
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| Local Attorney Suspended From Practicing Law |
A Galesburg attorney faces a three month suspension after members of the Illinois Supreme Court found that some of her actions in a case almost four years ago were determined to be contrary to the interests of her client.
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| WEB BONUS: GHS Homecoming Parade Pictures |
POSTED 6:05pm 9/25/09 Click here for pictures from the 2009 Galesburg High School Homecoming Parade, held Friday afternoon in downtown Galesburg.
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| Is Sheley Ready to Plead Guilty? |
A letter that's been apparently circulating in Whiteside County seems to indicate that accused spree killer Nicholas Sheley may be ready to admit to the first murder he allegedly committed.
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| Local Unemployment Climbs Above State Rate |
Unemployment is up across the board in the Galesburg area during a month that saw the state's jobless rate fall.
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| MAP Grant Losses Get Public Forum at Carl Sandburg College |
Carl Sandburg College will play host to one of a series of statewide hearings being held to try and drive home what officials feel is a huge loss with cuts in a grant program.
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| Quinn Talks About MAP Grant Funding at NIU |
Gov. Pat Quinn was in DeKalb Friday to rally student support for MAP grants.
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| 'Jordbruksdagarna' Features Family Activities |
Demonstrations, performances, food, music, dance and games will all be part of a festival beginning this weekend that highlights Swedish heritage.
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| City Roadwork Facing Budget Potholes |
The City of Galesburg's roads overall are in pretty good shape, but the city's engineer says in order to keep them that way, and to repair streets that are in bad shape, the city will need a lot more money than it has.
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| Bomb Suspect Described Search for Religion |
DECATUR, Ill. (AP) -- The man accused of plotting to blow up a central Illinois courthouse says he studied many religions in prison before turning to Islam.
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