Coroner ID's 3 found shot to death in Pekin home

Authorities say three people found dead in a home in Pekin are a husband, wife and their adult son. Police suspect the three were shot as part of double-homicide and suicide. Read More

Concealed carry to go before Ill. House

More than two dozen amendments involving the issue of carrying concealed weapons in Illinois could be debated on the House floor beginning Tuesday. Read More

Report: Illinois unpaid bills to hit $22B by 2018

A report from the Chicago-based Civic Federation predicts that Illinois' backlog of unpaid bills will reach nearly $22 billion within five years. Read More

New bill to ban hand-held devices while driving

It’s still legal in much of Illinois to have one hand on the steering wheel and one hand on the phone. Read More

Strike threat raises stakes in state union talks

The largest state-employee union in Illinois is preparing to ask its members about striking if there's no progress this week on talks with Gov. Quinn. Read More

Illinois Latino leaders advocate for gay marriage

A group of prominent Latino leaders say legalizing gay marriage in Illinois would strengthen families and is ``the right thing to do.'' Read More

McMorrow, first woman on Illinois Supreme Court, dies

Mary Ann McMorrow, the first woman to serve on the Illinois Supreme Court and the state's first female chief justice, has died. Read More

Feds approve Illinois managed care plan

More than 135,000 high-cost Illinois patients who are eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid will be assigned to a managed care health plan by early next year. Read More

Jewelry auctioned belonging to former comptroller

An auction of jewelry that belonged to imprisoned former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell has raised about $258,000. Read More

Illinois firms must verify status of temp agencies

The state of Illinois is reminding businesses using temporary workers that it is their responsibility to check whether those temp agencies are licensed. Read More