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Water Rate Increases Pass Galesburg City Council

Two Galesburg aldermen weren't too thrilled with one part of the City of Galesburg's proposal to increase water rates for its local customers, but in the end, only one of those two voted against the proposal. Read More...

Many Health Providers Wait for H1N1 Vaccine

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Many Illinois health providers outside Chicago are still waiting to receive shipments they've ordered of the first H1N1 vaccine. Read More...

Man Accused of Beason Murders Appears in Court

LINCOLN, Ill. (AP) -- The man accused of killing five people in a central Illinois farming town last month has a brief appearance in Logan County District Court. Read More...

Longtime Blago Aide, Friend May Become Key Witness

CHICAGO (AP) -- Ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich once said that next to his wife his closest confidant in the world was Alonzo Monk. Read More...

Comptroller: Unpaid Bills Nearing 'Crisis'

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The state comptroller is warning that Illinois' budget problems are growing worse, causing huge headaches for businesses and non-profits that deliver services for the state. Read More...

Illinois License Fees Set to Triple

CHICAGO (AP) -- It'll soon be getting more expensive to drive. Read More...

'Reformer' Says He Backs Quinn for Governor

A congressman who calls himself a reformer says that's what Illinois needs in a governor. Read More...

No More Newspapers for Sale at State Capitol

You've heard that people aren't buying newspapers like they used to, but here is a twist. The newsstand at the State Capitol has stopped selling newspapers because the state is so far behind on its bills. Read More...

Fall Harvest Still Not Where it Should Be

The fall harvest is fully under way, but it's still behind. Read More...

Warren County Begins Seasonal Flu Shot Clinics

The Warren County Health Department is holding seasonal flu shot clinics during a two-week stretch this month. Read More...

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