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| Boy, 11, Survives After Head Run Over by Tractor |
VIENNA, Ill. (AP) -- An 11 year old southern Illinois boy's survival of an accident in which a tractor ran over his head is being described as nothing short of a miracle.
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| Technology May Be Answer to Stop Texting While Driving |
(IRN)-Technology might be the antidote to the hazard of texting while driving.
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| House Says Farewell to Rep. Bill Black |
(IRN)-It's farewell, this time he says he means it, for the fiery, feisty floor leader of the Illinois House Republicans, State Representative Bill Black.
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| Judge Rules Chicago Shipping Locks Will Remain Open |
(IRN)-A federal judge has ruled against five states hoping to stop Asian Carp from invading the Great Lakes by closing Chicago area shipping locks.
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| Local Lawmaker Passes Away After Cancer Battle |
An area lawmaker who was diagnosed earlier this year with prostate cancer has died.
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| Optimism and Messages of Hope on World AIDS Day |
A local doctor says in just the last few decades, a disease still described by some as a pandemic has advanced from being something of a death sentence, to something that is very much manageable.
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| Pre-Trial Hearing Set for Blagojevich Retrial |
CHICAGO (AP) -- There's a status hearing set in impeached Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's corruption case.
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| IL Senate Rebuffs Quinn on Open Records Veto |
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois legislators voted to keep a loophole in the state's public information laws, even though Governor Pat Quinn wanted to close it.
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| Illinois Experts Offer Tips to Avoid Holiday Blues |
CHICAGO (AP) -- Illinois mental health experts say residents should take time over the holiday season to prevent depression and emotional sadness.
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| Senators Push to Delay Flood Insurance Requirement |
EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (AP) -- Illinois Senator Dick Durbin and a lawmaker from New York are pushing a measure that would stave off the mandatory purchase of flood insurance in areas newly designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as being at high risk of flooding.
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