Flu Cases Are Scarce In Illinois This Year—- So Far
Influenza is sometimes a big problem in Illinois --- but so far, not this year. The amount of flu cases reported in the state is being described as “sporadic” and “average.”
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Letters By Lincoln’s Law Partner
A newly edited volume of letters provides more insight into the nation's 16th president. “Herndon on Lincoln: Letters” was edited by Douglas Wilson and Rodney Davis, co-directors of the Lincoln Studies Center at Knox College in Galesburg.
Abraham Lincoln Association Inducts First African-American and First Woman As Its President
Kathryn Harris is the first African American, and the first woman to hold the title of President of the Abraham Lincoln Association.
U of I Researchers Included In Gravitational Wave Discovery
Researchers at the University of Illinois play a role in the first-ever observance of gravitational waves by the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory) project.
Contract Talks Stalled Between AFSCME And Gov. Rauner
Democratic lawmakers in Illinois are again trying to have a hand in contract negotiations between Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and the largest state-employee union. New legislation, similar to a failed proposal last year, would prevent a lockout or strike and require mediation if the sides can't agree on a new contract.