Kinzinger disappointed Illinois once more in corruption spotlight

U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) said Monday he was disappointed to see another Illinois lawmaker admitting to corruption charges, bringing more national attention to the state's troubled politica Read More

Sen. Barickman explains 'yes' vote on same-sex marriage bill

State Sen. Jason Barickman said Friday his "yes" vote on the Senate's same-sex marriage legislation was based upon upholding three important principles. Read More

Local St. Jude families share their stories

Local St. Jude patients visit WJBC studios Read More

Bradley: Are human genes patentable?

An answer to the question whether human genetic material can be patented is likely to come sometime in May or June when the Supreme Court makes a decision. Read More

Local St. Jude patient stories

Local St. Jude patients visit WJBC studios. Read More

Bowman: Other states re-investing in higher education

Illinois State University President Al Bowman says Gov. Pat Quinn clearly did not focus on funding higher education during his State of the State address Wednesday. Read More

Bradley: Recent Lawsuit on Catholic Stance that a Fetus is a Person

Recently many groups hosted public rallies to mark the 40th anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade abortion ruling. Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: Jamie Mathy

The vacancy for the Bloomington City Council seat in Ward 1 has another challenger. Read More

Voice Your Vote 2013: JeVaughn Martin

Normal mayoral candidate JeVaughn Martin said Friday the town is neglecting business owners located outside of the Uptown. Read More

S&P lowers Illinois credit rating, blames pensions

Standard & Poor's rating services has lowered Illinois' credit rating, blaming the state's pension problems. Read More