Illinois Issues: Refugees Seek A Haven In Troubled Times
Historically, Illinois has been a leading state in refugee resettlement, but lately it seems less welcoming to some.
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Illini Men To Face Rutgers Tuesday Night
Despite their 3-9 record in the Big Ten Conference, Illinois' men's basketball squad is favored to defeat Rutgers Tuesday night at the State Farm Center.
Time’s Running Short For Online Voter Registration, And Other Primary Election Deadlines
A tight contest for the Presidential nomination and competitive races for seats in the General Assembly could make for a gripping primary in Illinois next month. Deadlines loom if you plan to be a part of it.
Justice Antonin Scalia Dead At 79
Justice Antonin Scalia is dead. The influential conservative and provocative member of the Supreme Court was 79. The U.S. Marshals Service confirmed Scalia's death at a private residence in the Big Bend area of South Texas. The service's spokeswoman says Scalia was found dead Saturday morning when he did not appear for breakfast.
Springfield, State Team Up To Commemorate Obama’s Capital Ties
On Feb. 12 -- Abraham Lincoln's birthday -- officials released plans to salute another President with state ties. The Springfield mayor, governor and Illinois secretary of state announced a project to salute Obama's time in the capital city.