By Rob McColley
In a Thursday afternoon press conference, University of Illinois Director of Athletics Mike Thomas spelled out plans for renovating Champaign's Assembly Hall, which will allow for year-round sports and entertainment programming.
By The Associated Press
State officials say unemployment in most of Illinois' metro areas followed the statewide jobless rate and increased in February.
By Charlie Schlenker
The Central Illinois Regional Airport has filed suit against the federal government over defunding air traffic control operations in Bloomington.
By Sean Powers
An event Thursday at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign marked the official launch of the Blue Waters supercomputer project.
By Sean Powers
Former Champaign Mayor Robert Dodd has passed away. Dodd was an attorney who served as Champaign’s Mayor from 1983 until 1987.
By Kevin Huebschman
A proposal to require restaurant owners to post a color-coded placard based on their latest health inspection results has raised concern among some county board members.
By The Associated Press
Indianapolis prosecutors have charged a suspect in a deadly November house explosion with plotting to have a witness in the case killed.
By the Associated Press
The former head of a Peoria-area construction firm was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution after pleading guilty to fraud in connection with two public university projects, including the University of illinois’ Lincoln Hall.
By Lydia Zuraw
When we heard a few weeks ago that Illinois was considering banning lion meat, our first thought was, who's eating lion meat? And why Illinois?
By The Associated Press
An arsenal of weapons including guns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a bayonet and several swords was found in the home and car of the gunman who carried out the Newtown school shooting, according to search warrants released Thursday.
