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| $1 Homes Get No Bidders |
BARRINGTON, Ill. (AP) -- Three older homes are up for sale in the Chicago suburb of Barrington, but they didn't draw any bids - despite a $1 sale price.
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| Quinn Welcoming Trick-or-Treaters to Mansion |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Halloween trick-or-treaters looking for candy can add the governor's mansion in Springfield to their list of stops.
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| Illinois Schools Fall Short of Standards Despite Test Gains |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Hundreds of Illinois public schools have been placed on academic monitoring for failing to meet performance targets under the federal No Child Left Behind law.
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| Knoxville School Board to Approach City Council About Supporting Proposed Track |
District 202 School Board members all appear to be on board with building a new all-weather track for Knoxville's students, and where to locate it will ultimately boil down to dollars and cents.
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| Knox County Board Approves Funding for Orpheum |
The Knox County Board granted a local theatre a chunk of funding which the theatre's president says is a benchmark in her funding efforts.
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| County Board Approves GREDA Funding |
Without as much controversy as in the past, the Knox County Board, Wednesday night, threw another year's support behind a local economic development entity.
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| al-Qaida Sleeper Agent to be Sentenced |
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) -- Federal prosecutors are arguing an admitted al-Qaida agent should spend 15 years in prison because he is a terrorist, and believes his faith justifies killing.
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| Just How Slow is the Harvest Going? |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- It's no secret that corn and soybean harvests in Illinois are way behind because of soggy weather. But just how bad is it?
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| U of I Implements New Admissions Policies |
URBANA, Ill. (AP) -- New policies at the University of Illinois designed to prevent prospective students with friends in high places from gaining an advantage over those without clout are about to be put to the test.
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| Brady Seeks More Disclosure of Illinois Debts |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- A candidate for Illinois governor says the public deserves to know more about the state's debts and which ones are being paid.
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