DNA expert testifies blood found throughout Calumet City home in 2012 matches Gena Chiodo
Illinois State Police forensic analyst Lyle Boicken testifies in murder trial of Donol Clark for Calumet City death of Gena Chiodo.
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The Illinois distracted driving campaign was funded with federal traffic safety funds administered by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
Edwardsville Approves Plans For University Pointe Plaza Subdivision
Edwardsville approves University Pointe Plaza subdivision near Illinois Route 157, featuring 24.5 acres, ample greenspace, and improved community amenities.
DOJ seeking Illinois voter data to purge suspected noncitizens, documents suggest
DOJ seeking Illinois voter data to purge suspected noncitizens, documents suggest
State Fair offering discounted admission in 24-hour flash sale
The Illinois State Fair is offering a 24-hour flash sale on adult admission books.
Springfield to consider increasing parking fines
The proposed changes come as Springfield is seeing fewer free parking options and an increase in private parking lot management.
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Congratulations to The Times Athlete of the Week, Ottawa girls track and field's Belle Markey!
Thornton Flooring acquires nine Carpetland USA stores in Illinois, Iowa
The deal adds Quad-Cities locations and keeps existing Carpetland USA leadership in place.
EIU Athletic Director Tom Michael returning to University of Illinois
Eastern Illinois University Athletic Director Tom Michael will transition to a new role as Deputy Director for the University of Illinois Fighting Illini later this month.
ALDI recalls dessert in 7 states, including Illinois
FILE - Customers walk into an Aldi supermarket in Bensalem, Pa., March 14, 2022.(AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File)
Four Illinois Players Win $1 Million or More in Single Powerball Drawing
Four Illinois players win $1 million+ in single Powerball drawing; top prizes from Danville and gas stations boost funds for Illinois education.
JB Pritzker Claims Trump ‘Set the Tone’ for Political Violence After Latest Assassination Attempt
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D) accused President Donald Trump of setting the "tone" for political violence in America and making it "okay"
Illinois man arrested on Iowa sexual abuse warrant in LaSalle County
An Illinois man wanted in Iowa on a sexual abuse warrant is now in custody, authorities said.
Illinois State University and 300 striking workers reach tentative agreement More than 300 workers at Illin...
Illinois State University and 300 striking workers reach tentative agreement More than 300 workers at Illinois State University have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract following a nearly month-l...
Officers killed in the line of duty to be honored at ceremony
The Illinois State Police and the Illinois State Police Heritage Foundation are hosting the First Annual Memorial Park Ceremony in honor of Police Memorial Week.
Woman Faces Five Criminal Sexual Assault Charges
Amy L. Bryant charged with five felony sexual assault counts involving a male minor in Madison County, Illinois, between 2023 and 2025.
Condos Next Door? Darien Mayor Warns Of Possibility
The mayor railed against a state bill that would remove local zoning powers.
No Elmhurst Styrofoam Ban For Now, But Council Divided
Some take a wait-and-see approach, while others call for the city to lead.
Free women’s health event planned in Charleston
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois is partnering with SIHF Healthcare to host a free women’s health event Friday, May 8, at the LifeSpan Center in Charleston.
Illinois State University and AFSCME Local 1110 reach tentative agreement
Illinois State University and AFSCME Local 1110 have reached a tentative agreement.
May 6 to be designated as Illinois Bacon Day
Bringing home the bacon! May 6 will now be known as Illinois Bacon Day.
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When you have a player named Stihl, it’s a good bet your baseball team is going to steal bases. The Princeton Tigers swiped 31 bases over two nights in back-to-back games last week against Kewanee. Stihl B...
Rob Karr: Illinois’ credit card fee crackdown is a step toward fairness
No one should be swayed by the scare tactics and legal challenges against Illinois' credit card swipe fee restrictions.
Central and southern Illinois residents could face high electricity rates again this summer
How much Ameren customers will pay this summer partly depends on whether region experiences another heat wave.