Illinois Football Makes Push for Scooter Safety on Campus
Many football players at the University of Illinois use scooters to get around campus. But come this fall, that will no longer be the case.
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Rep. Davis Among Those Seeking Reversal Of Spy Agency Decision
The Taylorville Republican says federal officials didn't place national security at the top of the list when deciding on a new location for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency in north St. Louis. Davis is among the lawmakers recommending they reconsider a site near Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.
U Of I Non-Tenure Union Holds Work-In After Last Week’s Strike
Members of the U of I's Non-Tenure Faculty Coalition are holding a two day 'work-in' outside the Henry Administration Building. The union went on a two-day strike last week as a means of pressuring administrators for a new contract.
Illinois Issues: Why Does The State Have A Flat Income Tax?
Illinois is one of only eight states with a flat income tax. The reasons can be traced to the state’s first-ever successful attempt at putting an income tax in place. An effort to change the current tax structure is underway, but supporters face a fast-approaching deadline.
Champaign Mayor Feinen Backs Proposal To Study Citizen Police Review Board
While holding back on whether a citizen police review board will be formed in Champaign, Mayor Deb Feinen says the proposal to form a working group to study the issue is a sound idea.
