Eureka College president tours Israel

Eureka College President David Arnold joined seven other U.S. college presidents on a recent five-day trip to Israel. Read More

Emery: Concealed carry laws should be consistent

Governor Quinn hasn't said whether he'll signs the concealed carry bill that's on his desk. Read More

Morton trucking company sued for religious discrimination

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued an Illinois trucking company for allegedly violating the religious rights of two former employees. Read More

Pavement patching to begin on I-39

IDOT has announced that work is scheduled to begin June 17 for pavement patching on I-39 from the intersection with I-55 to the Livingston County line. Read More

Bloomington officials at odds over media FOIA ruling

The City of Bloomington is moving slowly on releasing requested information and Mayor Tari Renner is upset. Read More

Unit 5 budget still uneasy heading into fiscal year end

The Unit 5 School Board is doing some budget polishing as the district wonders what kind of deficit it will face at month's end. Read More

Flanagan teen elected Illinois FFA President

A young man from Flanagan will lead the Illinois Association FFA in the coming year. Read More

Sandage joins McLean County Sheriff race, endorsed by Emery

Another candidate is entering the race for McLean County Sheriff and he's bringing some special backup. Read More

Chicago hit hardest by Wednesday storms, Central Illinois barely hit

The majority of severe storms that passed through Illinois Wednesday afternoon and evening brought hail, damaging winds and spawned isolated tornadoes. Read More