Conor McGregor's coach responds to questions about potential retirement
It doesn’t sound like Conor McGregor is going anywhere
21 rookies to watch in the 2017 MLB season
These players are poised to make an impact at the major-league level this year.
Lonzo Ball tells Chris Broussard why his shooting form isn't an issue
Don’t expect the former UCLA standout to make major changes.
Kyrie Irving admits he had to 'face the music' for the Cavs' recent struggles
The Cavs have fallen out of first place in the East.
Monster Energy Cup Series heads up busy weekend of racing on FS1
Also joining NASCAR on FS1 this weekend will be NHRA, Supercross and Formula E.
Active drivers with Monster Energy Cup victories at short tracks
These dozen NASCAR drivers know how to get it done at Martinsville, Bristol and Richmond.
Lionel Messi denies swearing at official, claims he cursed 'to the air'
The Argentina ace was slapped with a four-game ban after lashing out.
Is WWE teasing the return of Matt and Jeff Hardy or expertly trolling?
Are Matt and Jeff Hardy headed back to WWE after a seven-year absence.
Daniel Suárez JGR crew chief Dave Rogers takes personal leave
Long-time Joe Gibbs Racing crew chief Rogers to be replaced by Scott Graves.
Betting odds for WWE WrestleMania 33
Brock Lesnar is a HUGE favorite against Goldberg, and much more.
Senate OKs prohibition on privatizing prison nurses jobs
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) _ The Illinois Senate is telling Gov. Bruce Rauner it doesn’t want prison nurse jobs filled by private contractors. Plainview Republican Sen. Sam McCann’s measure won approval Wednesday 40-15. It would prohibit the Department
Chicago to establish ID undocumented immigrants can obtain
CHICAGO (AP) _ Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is pushing the establishment of a municipal identification program that will allow people living in the U.S. illegally access to city services. A proposed ordinance introduced Wednesday to Chicago’s City
Former Big Ten commissioner, Wayne Duke, dies at 88
Wayne Duke, the former NCAA executive who later served as commissioner of the Big Ten for 18 years, has died. He was 88. Duke’s family notified the Big Ten on Wednesday that he had died. He had
Mark A. Moon
Abingdon – Mark A. Moon, 91, of Galesburg and formerly of Abingdon, passed away at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, February 28, 2017 in the same bedroom he grew up in as a young boy, on the family farm
Clifford G. Magoon
Clifford G. Magoon, 74, of Galesburg, died at 11:35 p.m. Sunday, March 26, 2017 at home in DuBois House. He was born July 11, 1942, in Galesburg, the son of Clifford E. and Velma (Ransom) Magoon. He
Chicago man pleads not guilty to weapons charge after raid
CHICAGO (AP) _ The son of a man who was shot and wounded by federal immigration agents has pleaded not guilty in Chicago to a weapons charge in an unrelated case.
SIU looking at $30M budget cuts due to lack of state funding
CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) _ The president of Southern Illinois University says the Carbondale campus needs to cut $30 million due in part to the lack of a state budget.
Comptroller appeals ruling ordering lawmaker pay
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) _ The Illinois comptroller has appealed a Cook County judge’s ruling that state lawmakers must be paid on time despite their failure to pass a budget.
Taxpayers pay millions in bonuses to lottery staff
CHICAGO (AP) _ Illinois taxpayers have funded about $2 million in “retention” bonuses for employees of a private firm managing the lottery despite the firm performing so badly that the state is working to replace it.
Undisputed: Lonzo Ball says he isn't worried about being targeted by NBA players
Lonzo Ball on his father’s wild claims: ‘It’s nothing new to me.’