DAVENPORT, Iowa — A Davenport man has been charged after police say he stole a car and items from a…
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Illinois Awards $16.2 Million in Grants to Support State Artists
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Arts Council announced they awarded $16.2 million in grants to support artists across…
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Illinois awards $18.4M in restored NEVI funds to build EV charging stations
Illinois is expanding its EV charging network with $18.4 million in federal grants that were restored after being unlawfully frozen…
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Scott Clemons Faces Charges Following Pittsfield Sting: DA
Scott Clemons, 61, was arrested at the location where he had arranged to meet an undercover agent posing as a…
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Berkshire Medical Center Addresses 7 Positive Legionnaires Tests
Over the past four months, Berkshire Medical Center’s laboratory has confirmed seven positive cases of Legionella, the bacteria that causes…
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Moderate Drought Expected to Persist in Central Illinois Despite Rain Threats
Central Illinois farmers are being urged to prepare for fire risks as they harvest crops this fall. While the forecast…
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Trump Invokes ‘Golden Share’ to Block U.S. Steel Plans for Illinois Plant: WSJ
(Reuters) – The Trump administration has blocked U.S. Steel’s plan to shut down production at one of its Illinois plants…
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Jim Edgar, 79, Popular and Moderate Republican Governor of Illinois, Dies
Jim Edgar, a two-term Republican governor of Illinois in the 1990s praised for his moderation and bipartisanship, died Sunday in…
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Indiana DOC to House ICE Detainees at Miami Correctional Facility Starting Oct. 1
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana is preparing to house hundreds of ICE detainees at the Miami Correctional Facility under a new contract…
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Kentucky Drought Deepens; First “Extreme Drought” Area of 2025 Recorded
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Kentucky’s drought situation worsened this week, with the latest U.S. Drought Monitor showing the state’s first…
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