Climatologist: Illinois Sees Wettest February On Record
Illinois climate experts say the state saw its wettest February on record this year.
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Federal Funding Plan for Illinois Hospitals OK’d by Legislature
llinois hospitals are one step closer to saving a program that generates a lot of money used to treat low-income patients. State lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a plan on Wednesday that revamps the so-called hospital assessment program.
Rauner Names Coordinator Of Quincy Legionnaires’ Response
Governor Bruce Rauner has named Michael Hoffman as his new senior advisor to oversee the state’s response to the multiple outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease at the state-run veterans’ home in Quincy
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Joffrey Ballet’s ‘Winning Works’ Showcase; Oscars Preview; Flooding In Freeport
On The 21st: The Joffrey Ballet in Chicago is showcasing work from choreographers at their 8th Annual 'Winning Works' competition. Plus, what to expect at this Sunday's Academy Awards. But first, we check in with the town of Freeport, which has been dealing with severe flooding over the past week.
Friday Concert, Saturday Reading Session For CUSO
It’s a busy weekend for the Champaign-Urbana Symphony Orchestra. Friday night they have a concert at Krannert Center for the Performing Arts in Urbana. Then Saturday, they welcome five finalists from the CUSO Overture Composition Competition to the Hilton Garden Inn in Champaign for a reading session that’s open to the public starting at 10am.
