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Former city official charged with child pornography

A former Robinson, Illinois township official faces charges of child pornography.

Illinois primary is today

People in the Land of Lincoln head to the polls Tuesday to vote in the primaries.

Man behind bars after fatal accident

Update: One man is now behind bars in connection with a fatal traffic accident.

Hundreds gather for hearing on detainee prison

Emotions are running high at a public hearing on a plan to bring alleged terrorists to a rural western Illinois prison.

Hearing planned on moving Gitmo prisoners to Ill.

Foes and proponents of a plan to bring alleged terrorists from Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to Illinois are converging on a high school auditorium for the state's

Illinois discusses merits of Gitmo transfers

Opponents and supporters of a plan to move up to 100 alleged terrorists to Illinois from Guantanamo Bay are preparing to address the first state legislative

Mich. files suit over Asian carp

Michigan asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to close shipping locks near Chicago to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes and endangering their

Lawsuit contends Illinois inmates get too much soy

A recent menu from the Danville Correctional Center shows inmates have been served soy-blend hot dogs, soy-spiked sloppy joes and several other soy-enhanced

Man arrested, police car on fire

A man was arrested for allegedly stealing a tractor.

H1N1 activity continues to slow in Ill.

Friday's weekly update from the Illinois Department of Public Health includes 99 new hospitalizations related to swine flu.

Jobless rate dips to 10.9 % in Nov.

Illinois' unemployment rate dropped ever-so-slightly in November to 10.9 percent. But state officials don't see it as a reason to rejoice just yet.

Rosebud fate remains uncertain

Despite major financial troubles since opening in 2007, officials in Effingham move to keep the Rosebud Theatre open.

Edgar County gets new alert system

Edgar County has had years of struggle with siren systems failing in past emergencies. The county switched to a text based alert system they felt was more

Visitation set for Hutsonville teacher

The visitation for Hutsonville High School teacher Robyn Pearse will be Thursday at the Goodwine Funeral Home in Robinson. It will last form 1 p.m. until 6

Quinn: Not scared of Gitmo prisoners

Gov. Pat Quinn says the state could get additional federal help with security once terrorism suspects move to a prison in northwestern Illinois.

Blago attorney wants Obama on the stand

An attorney for Rod Blagojevich says questioning President Barack Obama as a witness in the corruption case against the former Illinois governor would be

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