
Farmers Look For Trump To Deliver
Some Illinois farmers say they’re pleased that President Trump is remembering his campaign promises to them.
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Some Illinois farmers say they’re pleased that President Trump is remembering his campaign promises to them.
The Illinois Supreme Court has heard arguments over a state law that bans child sex offenders from public parks.
Champaign County will soon be issuing a formal Request For Proposals from potential buyers of the Champaign County Nursing Home. On a thirteen to eight vote, including three yes votes from Democrats, the county board Tuesday night approved the next step towards a potential sale of the financially troubled facility.
On the 21st: We check in with two Illinois farmers on their reactions to President Trump's speech yesterday at the American Farm Bureau Federation. Plus, the project to speed up Amtrak's Chicago-St. Louis route is wrapping up, and sightings of the majestic snowy owl are on the rise in Illinois. But first, Wall Street Journal reporter Andrew Tangel talks about why Caterpillar might be on the hook for $2 billion in taxes.
While a new Illinois law allows for easier voter registration, the Champaign County Clerk is warning potential voters to double-check their status.