By The Associated Press
A new proposal would require New York City retailers to keep tobacco products out of sight under a first-in-the-nation proposal aimed at reducing the youth smoking rate, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Monday.
By The Associated Press
A man convicted of illegally gaining access to AT&T's servers and stealing more than 100,000 email addresses of iPad users has been sentenced to more than three years in prison.
By The British Broadcasting Corporation
A crucial vote in Cyprus' parliament on a bailout that has sparked huge public anger has been delayed until Tuesday.
By The Associated Press
The lone Indiana county without a local income tax is reconsidering its stance as its fiscal problems grow.
By The Associated Press
The Illinois attorney general's office is warning the public to be on the lookout for the high cost of tax-refund anticipation products.
By The Associated Press
Drop the pen. Everyone knows no ink makes contact with a bracket sheet until Monday night at the earliest. Until it's deadline time, pencils are preferred.
By The Associated Press
Police at the University of Illinois campus in Urbana-Champaign have increased their use of surveillance cameras.
By The Associated Press
Seeking to fill yet another second-term Cabinet vacancy, President Barack Obama on Monday will nominate Thomas Perez, an assistant attorney general, to be the next secretary of labor, the White House says.
By NPR Staff
Ten years ago this Tuesday, the U.S. invaded Iraq, and by any count — and there have been many — the toll has been devastating.
By The Associated Press
First-year Illinois coach John Groce says he's just happy the team's NCAA Tournament bid means his senior players get a one more shot at a postseason run.
