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The Champaign City Council voted seven to nothing with one abstention Tuesday night to reject city landmark status for three properties on Church Street, that are slated to be torn down for the expansion of Champaign Central High School.
From now until March 20th primary - the race for governor has candidates buying advertising slots and pounding the pavement to get their names in front of voters.
An Illinois pediatricians’ group is calling on Congress to reauthorize the Children’s Health Insurance Program, or CHIP.
On The 21st: What the Thompson Center means to Chicago and Illinois, and why it might be on its way out. Plus, why soybeans have become the most harvested crop in America. But first, the deadline for filing petitions to run for office was Monday. We'll tell you who's in and who's out.
If the saga of Michael Flynn feels like it's been hanging over President Trump's head since inauguration day, that's because it has.
