Brady, Harms differ on pension reform details

Two lawmakers who represent Livingston County in the Illinois House agree that the state needs pension reform legislation, but when it comes to the details they have their differences. Read More

Despite windfall, Illinois still to lag on bills

An unexpected windfall of $1.2 billion has given the state's service providers a moment of relief. Read More

Psychiatry's complicated relationship with the DSM

A controversial fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical manual of Mental Disorders was published in late May. Read More

Illinois Republicans targeting Chicago voters

Illinois Republicans are seeing opportunity where their fortunes are the worst. Read More

Law Enforcement Torch Run leads up to Special Olympics summer games

Police officers across the state will participate in the torch run to this week benefit Special Olympics Illinois. Read More

Peoria Chiefs welcome Cardinals Hall of Famer Bob Gibson

Bob Gibson spoke to reporters and signed autographs for fans at the Peoria Chiefs' game against Quad City at Dozer Park on Saturday. Read More

Downtown mural sparks Bloomington art

An art mural in downtown Bloomington is just the start of an artistic makeover. Read More

Faith-based Immanuel Health Center to host open house

A new medical facility that promises a holistic approach to medical care is giving the public a glimpse of what it offers - and how it can help. Read More

$4 gas becoming commonplace across Illinois

The price of gas in Illinois has taken off. Read More

ISU professors find artifact linked to oldest Lincoln manuscript

Two Illinois State University mathematics professors doing research into the history of school math recently found another leaf of President Abraham Lincoln's workbook at Harvard's Houghton Read More