Illinois issues challenge to build cyber-security workforce

The state is launching a cyber challenge. Read More

April 1 Wrigley deadline arrives with no deal

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says he believes the ``fog will lift'' in the negotiations over a self-imposed deadline for a Wrigley Field renovation. Read More

Illinois businesses push immigration reform

A new group of business leaders wants to recruit 300 CEOs and 1,000 small businesses in Illinois to push for "common sense'' bipartisan immigration reform. Read More

Quinn launches cyber security contest

Gov. Pat Quinn is launching a statewide competition to identify and train Illinois residents for jobs in cyber security. Read More

Richland Community College seeks to match students, jobs

Richland Community College will soon begin a multimillion construction project that aims to match job market needs with students' skills. Read More

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign students create 100 mpg car

You think a car averaging 40 miles per gallon is fuel efficient? Think again. Read More

New proposal bans political contributions from gambling industry

Illinois lawmakers who want to expand gambling are hoping the third time is a charm. Read More

Illinois man sues over alleged cat attack

A suburban man has filed a $100,000 lawsuit over an alleged house-cat attack. Read More

Time running out for winning ticket sold in Tolono

A winning Little Lotto ticket sold in the central Illinois village of Tolono expires April 10. Illinois Lottery officials say time is running out to claim the $50,000 prize. Read More

New Chicago festival to feature 'fire spectacle'

The city's newest festival will feature a ``fire spectacle,'' acrobatics, live music and a procession of floating, illuminated sculptures on the Chicago River. Read More