Human Service Agencies On ‘Death March,’ Advocates Say
Non-profit groups says the ongoing fight over the state budget could lead to tragic consequences for thousands of Illinois who depend on them for human services.
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Standoff At Rantoul Motel Ends In Robbery Suspect’s Death
A suspect in Sunday's armed robbery of the Rantoul Hardee's restaurant died Tuesday after being shot by police during a standoff at a motel.
U of Illinois Mumps Outbreak Grows; Vaccinations Urged
The Illinois Department of Public Health says so far in 2015, there have been 69 mumps cases reported at U of I's Urbana campus. That's almost 80 percent of all cases statewide.
Recommendation Coming On State Museum, But Will It Matter?
Governor Bruce Rauner has proposed closing the state museum in Springfield and the Hardin County Work Camp to save money. But many disagree, including Central Illinois state Senator Andy Manar.
U of I Chancellor, AD: No Personnel Changes From Women’s Basketball Lawsuit
U of I Urbana Chancellor Phyllis Wise and Athletic Director Mike Thomas don't expect any further personnel changes, but do say women's basketball and other sports will follow recommendations from its independent investigation. Meanwhile, the attorney filing the $10 million lawsuit agaist the university said it will stand, with little expectation for a 'thorough, unbiased investigation.'
