Europa League semifinal draw: See who will face off
The Europa League is inching closer to the final, and here’s how the semifinals will go.
5 reasons why the Predators pulled off a shocking, historic sweep of the Blackhawks
Taking a closer look at the opening-round sweep that nobody saw coming
Updated: Full on-track TV schedule for this weekend's action at Bristol
Fast Friday kicks off what is sure to be a wild weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. Check out the full schedule.
Giants ace Madison Bumgarner placed on DL after dirt bike accident
The ace lefty injured his pitching shoulder on the team’s off day.
AJ Mendez Brooks opens up on her suicide attempt and helping others with mental illness
The former WWE star and bestselling author also breaks some news.
Chris Broussard envisions the worst possible Paul George scenario for Lakers fans
Broussard joins ‘The Herd’ to discuss the team that could tempt George more than the Lakers.
Frank Mir slapped with two-year ban after multiple UFC Anti-Doping policy violations
A new testing methodology helped USADA find not one, but two Frank Mir doping violations
Busch brothers Kyle and Kurt look to conquer Bristol again
Kurt Busch and Kyle Busch each own five race victories at the short track.
Joe Mixon reaches settlement with Oklahoma woman he punched in 2014
The NFL draft prospect was suspended for the 2014 season
Tom Brady sends a message to Celtics' Isaiah Thomas: 'We all have your back'
Tom Brady and the city of Boston are rooting for Isaiah Thomas.
Go running — or, “Stomp”ing — in Bishop Hill Saturday
Martha Downey, Site Superintendent for the Bishop Hill State Historic Site, talks about Saturday’s “Swedish Stomp” in Bishop Hill, on “Galesburg’s Evening News.”
Meet the only downstate candidate for Illinois Governor
Bob Daiber is a candidate for Illinois Governor in the March, 2018 Democratic primary. He joined WGIL’s Will Stevenson on “Galesburg’s Evening News.”
Chicago officials dismiss Justice Dept. letter
CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago-area officials are dismissing a Justice Department letter ordering it to comply with federal immigration enforcement or risk losing grant money.
Man part of 1999 school expulsions uproar joining board
DECATUR, Ill. (AP) — One of the six Decatur, Illinois teenagers whose 1999 expulsion from high school for fighting sparked a national uproar has been elected to the city’s school board.
D.I.G celebrating record store day by expanding into vinyl sales
Record Store Day is an event around the nation that celebrates vinyl and the independent shops that sell them and is this Saturday.
Ratings agency downgrades credit of 6 state universities
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Illinois’ continued state budget problems have prompted S&P Global Ratings to downgrade the credit worthiness of six state universities and the City Colleges of Chicago.
Official investigating United dragging fired from former job
CHICAGO (AP) — Documents show the man overseeing Chicago’s investigation into the dragging of a passenger from a United Airlines plane was hired despite his termination from the Illinois Tollway amid sexual harassment allegations.
Groups opposed to landline service legislation
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — AARP Illinois and consumer-rights groups in the state say they oppose legislation that would allow AT&T to divert its resources away from landlines.
Hearing probes auditor general’s campaign spending
CHICAGO (AP) — An Illinois State Board of Elections hearing officer is expected to issue a recommendation next month regarding allegations that the state’s auditor general violated campaign finance disclosure laws while serving as a Democratic state representative.
Rauner: Expanding abortion coverage too controversial
CHICAGO (AP) — Gov. Bruce Rauner says he no longer supports expanding abortion coverage for state workers and Medicaid recipients because it’s too controversial and Illinois needs to focus on other issues such as creating jobs.