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| Wells Fargo Sells Stock to Pay Back TARP Funds |
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wells Fargo says it is selling shares at $25 apiece to help repay $25 billion in government bailout funds.
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| 'Goodfellas' Mobster Charged in Illinois Disturbance |
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. (AP) -- A mobster-turned-FBI informant whose life inspired the movie "Goodfellas" is accused in southwestern Illinois of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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| Crops Remain in Fields in Illinois |
It's the middle of December, and 10 percent of Illinois' corn crop is still in the fields.
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| New Tax Credit for Auto Industry in Illinois |
A new tax credit is aimed at retaining automobile manufacturers and suppliers.
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| Two Illinois Counties Still So-Called "Judicial Hellholes" |
Madison County is still on the "watch list" for corporate defendants who claim they don't get fair trials there, while Cook County is still a "judicial hellhole."
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| AP Source: Some Gitmo Detainees Going to Thomson |
POSTED 10:30pm 12/14/09 WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House plans to announce Tuesday that a rural Illinois prison will be acquired by the federal government to become the new home for a limited number of Guantanamo Bay detainees.
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| Knox County Health Department Ready for First Full H1N1 Clinic |
There's a simple answer to an important question starting Tuesday.
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| Accused Spree Killer's Brother Not Guilty of Murder Cover-Up |
POSTED 2:33pm 12/14/09 The older brother of a Sterling man accused of eight murders in two states has been found not guilty of trying to cover up the death of one of those.
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| Property Tax Levy Tops Galesburg School Board Agenda |
Taxpayers in the Galesburg School District will likely see an increase on their property tax bills if the school board approves an administration request Monday night.
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| No Complaints About "No Complaint Day" |
Who knew a little thing like encouraging Galesburg residents to turn that potentially collective frown upside down would work as well as it did.
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