4 hrs ago | KWQC-TV Davenport
Lawmakers, comptroller say audit reveals appalling Medicaid bill problems
Republican lawmakers and the Illinois comptroller say a new audit reveals appalling problems about the state's Medicaid system. via KWQC-TV Davenport
8 hrs ago | ClipSyndicate
VIDEO: Thousands buried under debris in China
Hello on this Tuesday, the 13 day of May 2008. I'm Kristin Volk with a UPI news update. via ClipSyndicate
13 hrs ago | KMOV-TV Saint Louis
Authorities: Weekend winds topple tree, kill woman
Authorities in southern Illinois' Randolph County say last weekend's strong winds are to blame for the death of a 25-year-old woman. via KMOV-TV Saint Louis
18 hrs ago | Chicago Tribune
The people of Illinois have endured failed leadership at the very top of their government for nearly a decade. via Chicago Tribune
22 hrs ago | WFIE-TV Evansville
Senator wants office building lease canceled
A senator is calling on the state to cancel its office lease with a firm linked to political fundraiser Antoin Rezko and seek the return of $3.4 million in rent paid since 2004. via WFIE-TV Evansville
Yesterday | Paddock Talk
Ford's Teen Safe Driving Efforts Lauded As Illinois Teen Fatalities Reduced
“We are pleased to see that Driving Skills for Life is continuing to play a major role in improving teen driving skills across Illinois”
Illinois state officials are crediting Ford Motor Company Fund's Driving Skills for Life teen safe driving program for helping reduce the state's teen auto fatalities by 61 percent reduction thus far in 2008. via Paddock Talk
Yesterday | East Valley Tribune
Rights vs. doing what is right
“I can do as I darn well please.”
Is it finally time for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to give up? After Tuesday's North Carolina and Indiana primaries, Sen. via East Valley Tribune
Yesterday | RedOrbit
CNN: Obama Takes Superdelegate Lead
A CNN count indicates Barack Obama has managed to secure more superdelegate votes than rival Hillary Clinton for the U.S. Democratic presidential nomination. via RedOrbit
Monday | cbs2chicago.com | Posted by cbs2chicago.com
Closing Arguments Set For Rezko Trial
“We do not believe the government has met their burden.”
Tony Rezko is accused of using his political clout to line his pockets and those of his allies.
It's being called the biggest political corruption trial since former Gov. George Ryan's trial two years ago.
Monday morning the prosecution and defense will sum up weeks of complicated testimony. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports on what you will hear.
Federal prosecutors likened defendant Rezko to the Wizard of Oz - the man behind the curtain pulling the strings of political corruption to further himself and his allies. Monday, prosecutors and Rezko's defense attorney Joseph Duffy will begin the arduous task of condensing eight weeks of testimony into compelling closing arguments. Read more
Monday | US News & World Report
Clinton Makes the Case for Her Nomination
“We're not oblivious to the environment in which we're operating”
Team Clinton is vowing to take its uphill battle against front-runner Sen. Barack Obama beyond the June 3 end of the Democratic primary season if neither candidate has yet captured 2209 delegates, which ... via US News & World Report