By Jim Meadows
At a time when Congress cannot seem to agree on how the federal government should approach the nation’s problems, the candidates running in Illinois' 13th Congressional District all say that the disagreement among lawmakers has gone too far.
By Jeff Bossert
The mayor of Danville says dropping property values will likely mean some reductions within city services.
By The Associated Press
Experts at the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic are treating an injured golden eagle that appears to have lost its way.
By Sean Powers
The teachers union in the Catlin school district has passed an intent to strike vote.
By Jeff Bossert
The Champaign City Council has set the timetable for hiring a new city manager.
By The Associated Press
Indiana now has 48 cases of fungal meningitis linked to injections of a recalled back pain medication.
By Robert Wildeboer
After months and months of requests from media outlets, Illinois Gov. Quinn is finally allowing reporters into prisons. It is a step in the right direction, but it took the threat of a federal lawsuit. Still, Quinn’s administration continues to throw up roadblocks to meaningful transparency.
By Jeff Bossert
Champaign City Council members have given their initial endorsement to a 2013 property tax levy that garners the same amount as last year.
By Jeff Bossert
The state of Illinois has signed off on Carle Foundation Hospital’s request to expand its emergency department, adding 14,000 square feet and 17 more acute beds.
By Sean Powers
The candidates running in Illinois’ 13th Congressional district have their own thoughts about the federal government’s role in funding education and making it more effective.
