Superintendent disputes rumors of dropped GHS tech courses
The Galesburg School District Superintendent says despite what you’ve seen on social media — no, some technology courses long taught at Galesburg High School aren’t going away.
Snoop Dogg raps his way to Illinois State Fair this summer
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) – Rap legend Snoop Dogg is coming to the Illinois State Fair .
Special Prosecutor to be hired to assist State’s Attorney’s office
Knox County State’s Attorney John Pepmeyer has indicated that he will be taking on the special prosecutor that was appointed to assist his office with the caseload after being unable to find qualified candidates to fill an
Get to know new Wild forward Ryan Donato
Meet the newest member of the Wild: Former Harvard star and Olympian Ryan Donato
Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Dominick Argento dead at 91
Dominick Argento, the 1975 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Music, had died at age 91
Jury selected in Kelly trial, motion to dismiss jury denied
Kelly, accused of murdering 26-year old Jenni McGruder on April 1, 2018, had his attorney Michael Biannucci file a motion to throw out the jury panel due to a low amount of African-American representation.
Rockies' Arenado: State of free-agent market is 'sad'
The sluggish free-agent market the last two years has not scared Colorado third baseman Nolan Arenado
Mixed martial arts star Georges St-Pierre retires at 37
Georges St-Pierre, Canadian who helped fuel UFC’s worldwide growth, retires at 37
The Latest: Syracuse coach 'heartbroken' over fatal accident
Syracuse men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim says he is “heartbroken” after striking and killing a man standing along an interstate late Wednesday night
Washington Capitals acquire forward Carl Hagelin from Kings
Washington Capitals acquire forward Carl Hagelin from Kings
Colin Cowherd: Zion Williamson’s generational talent makes him ‘bigger than college basketball’
Colin Cowherd gives advice to Zion Williamson on today's show. Hear Colin's case on why Zion's injury is the beginning of the 'American basketball machine' and how his generational talent makes him bigger than the Duke Blue
Hawks' G League affiliate in College Park named Skyhawks
Atlanta Hawks’ new suburban G League affiliate will be named Skyhawks
Michael Rapaport thinks LaVar Ball acknowledged Lonzo is ‘expendable’ for the Lakers
Michael Rapaport thinks LaVar Ball’s comment regarding HC Luke Walton turning Lonzo Ball into ‘loser’ is hurting his reputation. Find out why Rapaport strongly believes players in the NBA are expendable and the Los Angeles Lakers will
European Soccer Weekend: What to watch in main competitions
European Soccer Weekend: What to watch in main competitions
Second KGS Conductor Candidate To Lead Symphony This Weekend
The Knox-Galesburg Symphony presents Masterworks 2 “Stars Over Paris” this Saturday night at the Orpheum Theater. Guest conductor and KGS conductor candidate Alexander Platt will lead this weekend’s performance. Maestro Platt has conducted all over the country
SU hoops coach Boeheim strikes, kills pedestrian on highway
Police say Syracuse men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim struck and killed a 51-year-old man walking outside his vehicle on a highway
Police: Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim strikes and kills man walking outside car on interstate.
Police: Syracuse men’s basketball coach Jim Boeheim strikes and kills man walking outside car on interstate.
Preview: Heat return from break to square off against Joel Embiid, retooled 76ers
The Miami Heat are back in action after the All-Star break as they square off against Joel Embiid and the retooled Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night.
Skip Bayless advises Zion Williamson to ‘shut it down’ and wait for the NBA Draft
Skip Bayless gives his take on Zion Williamson suffering a ‘mild knee sprain’ during Duke’s game against North Carolina. Skip breaks down why Zion should not risk continuing to play in college anymore and the NBA Draft.
Defense asks for July 1 trial in Chinese scholar case
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) – Attorneys for a man accused of kidnapping and killing a University of Illinois scholar from China say they could be ready for a trial to begin July 1.