State Sen. Introduces Bill to Undo Cuts to Grants, Programs
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — An Illinois lawmaker has introduced legislation that would restore $26 million in social services and public health grants recently suspended by Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner.
Lawsuit Filed Against Chicago Police Over Stop and Frisk
CHICAGO (AP) — A federal lawsuit filed against the Chicago Police Department contends officers have routinely violated the constitutional rights of minority residents who have not committed any crime.
Chicago’s Art Institute Receives Largest Gift in its History
CHICAGO (AP) — The Art Institute of Chicago is receiving a major gift of contemporary art, including works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns and Jeff Koons.
Penelope Niven To Be Honored at Memorial Tonight
Events will take place this evening to honor an individual who worked closely with the Galesburg community.
Classrooms Explore Black History Month Through Video Contest
Teachers from various classrooms throughout District 205 were honored at Monday night’s school board meeting for aiding students in a special project this past February.
Bill to Extend Medical Marijuana Program Passes House
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP), — Legislation extending Illinois’ medical marijuana program beyond 2017 has passed the Illinois House despite some recent opposition from Gov. Bruce Rauner.
Board Approves Hospital’s Move in Southern Illinois
BOLINGBROOK, Ill. (AP) — A state board has given its approval for a southern Illinois hospital to move from downtown Belleville to O’Fallon.
Last 2 Rooftop Plaintiffs Pull Suit Over Wrigley Revamp
CHICAGO (AP) — A federal judge has granted a request by owners of two Wrigley rooftop clubs to withdraw their lawsuit against the city of Chicago and its Landmarks Commission over the renovation of Wrigley Field.
Appeals Court: Review if Convicted Killer was fit for trial
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — A state appellate court has ordered a Peoria judge to review whether a man was fit to stand trial for the killing of a woman in 2010.