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In accepting the award, Sue Scott said she hopes it shines a light on all the small museums and community centers across the state. -
Two students, one high schooler and one middle schooler, sit down to talk about what school's been like the past two years
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In-person early voting begins Wednesday in Iowa and Thursday in Illinois for next month’s primaries. -
The city developed the dog park in response to requests from residents.
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A leaked U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion raises the possibility that Roe V Wade will be overturned after nearly five decades. That has Illinois lawmakers, providers, legal groups and advocates strategizing about what they will do if abortion rights are no longer the law of the land. With the projection of a court sealing Roe’s fate, 26 states are expected to ban abortion, and many of them surround Illinois.
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The line of showers and thunderstorms developed late Friday afternoon, east of the Mississippi River, after several days of very warm weather.
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Cash flow continues to be a concern regarding the quality of patient care, due to perpetual downsizing.
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A weekly roundup of news from around the region.
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For C. Andrew “Andy” McGadney, there are three ways to move Knox College forward—acknowledge the college’s identity, double down on its strengths, and dream big.
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Mayor Mike Inman said this year’s contract talks were the smoothest he’s gone through during his 15 years in city government.
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Several new murals are planned around the tri states this year, and a few others were completed in the past year. They're adding a burst of color to the region's communities.
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If staff members who were employed on Oct. 1 of the current school year are still there on Oct. 1 of the upcoming school year, they will get three extra days’ pay.
