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Voice of the Southern: Illinois' 'pay to play' reputation persists
The Southern Illinoisan | 32 minutes ago
Weeks after receiving no-bid contracts from the state of Illinois, consulting firms hired to work on the Illinois Tollway project contributed huge amounts of money to Gov.
Gov. Blagojevich Announces Major Investment Package for Andrew...
Illinois.gov | 85 minutes ago
The State of Illinois News page provides access to the Illinois Government News Network and all state press releases. 2.9
Illinois man held since 1999 without being convicted
Belleville News-Democrat | 2 hours ago
A Chicago-area man once charged with soliciting a child for sex has been held for more than six years without pleading guilty to a crime or being convicted of one under a little used civil procedure, ... 2.7
Gov. Blagojevich asks state to investigate possible gas gouging
Southern Illinoisan | 3 hours ago
Gov. Rod Blagojevich on Monday asked Illinois' attorney general to investigate possible price gouging at gas stations as Hurricane Katrina battered the Gulf Coast, a crucial area for U.S. oil and natural gas ... 2.7
Governor presents Continental Tire with grant
Southern Illinoisan | 3 hours ago
MOUNT VERNON - Continental Tire North America, one of Southern Illinois' largest employers, received a shot in the arm Monday morning when Gov. 3.1
Gas Prices Continue to Rise
WHOI | 10 hours ago
The heart of Illinois took a direct hit from Katrina Monday - not with her high winds and rain - but with her impact on the price at the pump. 2.7
Trips present Israel to non-Jewish leaders
Juf.org | 14 hours ago
By WENDY MARGOLIN Staff Writer During the first two weeks of August, the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago led three missions of non-Jewish influentials to Israel. 2.7
U.S., Ukraine sign bioterrorism pact
Indystar.com | 16 hours ago
The United States and Ukraine signed an agreement here Monday designed to stem the threat of bioterrorism by placing safeguards on deadly pathogens dating from a Soviet-era biological weapons program that could ... 5.7
Illinois volunteers head to storm damaged area
WLS Chicago | 16 hours ago
Katrina's unforgiving wrath sent hundreds of thousands of people scrambling from the Gulf Coast. 2.9
IDOT Exec In Cleaning Contract Probe Resigns
WBBM Chicago | 17 hours ago
SPRINGFIELD The Illinois Department of Transportation executive at the center of an investigation into a power-cleaning contract has resigned. 2.7
Politics
Yahoo | Yesterday
President Bush, as he readied the federal government for a massive relief effort, on Sunday urged people in the path of Hurricane Katrina to forget anything but their safety and move to higher ground as ... 1.3
Democrats eye soon to be vacant GOP seats
The Pantagraph | Sunday
State Sen. Rick Winkel's decision last week to not seek re-election has Illinois Democrats thinking the Land of Lincoln soon could become an even darker shade of blue. 2.7
Gas prices on legislators' minds
Register-Mail | Sunday
Area lawmakers are in agreement with calls for Gov. Rod Blagojevich to schedule a special session ... State Sen. Dale Risinger said a special session wouldn't be a bad idea. 2.7
Man bitten by bat
KWQC Davenport | Saturday Aug 27
ION, Ill. A southern Illinois man is undergoing rabies treatment after being bitten by a bat earlier this week. 3.1
Getting DNA to Self-Assemble
Rednova.com | Saturday Aug 27
University of Illinois researchers have developed new ways to get DNA to self-assemble into various kinds of structures. 2.7
Walls Go Up, Barriers Go Down
WREX | Saturday Aug 27
A statewide prison partnership marks 10 years of success for the "Building Homes, Rebuilding Lives" program. 2.7
Med mal
Modern Physician (Registration Required) | Friday Aug 26
Plan could slash med mal premiums for W.Va. med schools Md. insurer say malpractice payouts dropped in 2005 Wis. 2
Officials celebrate grant for airport
Rockford Register-Star | Friday Aug 26
Greater Rockford Airport will receive $1 million for marketing and air-service development from the U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Rep. 2.7
Malpractice victims blast new law
Alton Telegraph | Friday Aug 26
Victims of medical negligence blasted Gov. Rod Blagojevich's signing Thursday of a reform bill ... Caps devastate victims of medical malpractice but do not bring down the cost of health care, do not lower insurance rates for doctors and will do nothing to keep physicians in Illinois," Hard said. 2.7
3 states suing Pentagon to stop Air Guard relocations
Yahoo | Friday Aug 26
The Base Realignment and Closure Commission has gotten legal opinions, including one from the Justice Department, saying it can take the action, although its own general counsel says it cannot. 2.7
Barack and a hard place
Illinois Times | Thursday Aug 25
When U.S. Sen. Barack Obama filled the tank of his flexible-fuel sport-utility vehicle with E85 at a Decatur gas station last week, farmers, ethanol producers, and even oil companies made money. 2.7
Illinois high school teaching grape growing from ground up
KCTV5 | Thursday Aug 25
The few rows of grapes planted about six years ago near the high school's greenhouse in this tiny southern Illinois town used to give agriculture teacher Howard Heavner and his students fits. 3.1
Legislator's trial delayed, to face additional charges
KWQC Davenport | Thursday Aug 25
CHICAGO The trial of a state lawmaker accused of using a fake address has been delayed after a Cook County judge ordered that she undergo a mental exam. 2.7
Utility hopes water buyout is finally down the drain
Journal Star | Thursday Aug 25
PEORIA - A day after narrowly escaping a buyout scenario, Illinois American Water President Terry Gloriod said he'd like to find a permanent solution. 2.7
Illinois District 6 Congressional Race
Lp.org | Wednesday Aug 24
As part of an ongoing series of articles we will be highlighting the competitive open seats and incumbent races in next year's House elections. 2.7
TV ads market junk food to kids, new study finds
News.uiuc.edu | Wednesday Aug 24
Speech communication professor Kristen Harrison's latest study on media effects on children and adolescents finds that 78 percent of the food advertised during TV programs children ages 6 to 11 watch most is ... 2.9
Two Hoosiers killed in Illinois crash
Indystar.com | Wednesday Aug 24
A two-car crash killed an employee of a Terre Haute, Ind., radio station and her 13-year-old daughter, police said. 3.1
Ifi Calls on Illinois Tourism Bureau to Reject $450,00 'Gay Games'...
Montana News Network | Wednesday Aug 24
IFI CALLS ON ILLINOIS TOURISM BUREAU TO REJECT $450,00 'GAY GAMES' APPLICATION AS 'COLOSSAL WASTE OF TAXPAYER DOLLARS' by MONTANA NEWS CHICAGO, Aug. 2.7
Capital litigation law signed
State Journal-Register | Wednesday Aug 24
A new state law will demand greater fiscal accountability from court-appointed defense lawyers in death penalty cases. 2.7
Brian Slupski
Northwest Herald | Wednesday Aug 24
State Rep. Jack Franks' proposed back-to-school sales-tax holiday seemed to be crying out to be mocked. 2
Fix pets or pay higher fees
The Pantagraph | Wednesday Aug 24
Gov. Rod Blagojevich has given some Illinois pet owners something new to growl about. 4.6
On-air dialogue on racial profiling by CPD
WLS Chicago | Monday Aug 22
Illinois State Senator James Meeks has taken the issue of racial profiling by the Chicago police to the airwaves. 2.9
Here are the answers on Medicare prescription benefits
Star-Courier | Monday Aug 22
Everyone now eligible for Medicare will have to make some decisions by the end of the year on the new Medicare prescription drug benefit. 2.7
State denies funds for high-school seniors
Northern Star | Monday Aug 22
Illinois high-school seniors graduating in the top 5 percent of their class were denied $1,000 in Illinois Student Assistance Commission merit-based scholarships this year.
Thousands of students rely on Amtrak
The Pantagraph | Monday Aug 22
For thousands of Illinois college students, a short ride to home cooking and free washers and dryers is just blocks away aboard Amtrak trains that rumble past nearly a dozen campuses across the state. 5.2
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