Feed aggregatorSunday's matchup: Northwestern at Illinois
Tipoff: 2 p.m. Sunday at Assembly Hall, Champaign.
Southern Illinois edges Evansville 53-52
CARBONDALE -- Jeff Early stole the ball and sank a free throw with 2 seconds left, sending Southern Illinois to a 53-52 victory over Evansville on Saturday.
Illinois official says state outlook improving, but pensions remain an issue
Illinois budget director David Vaught's visit to Peoria on Friday was a case of good news and bad news.
Illinois targets impaired drivers during Super Bowl
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois officials are stepping up traffic enforcement to stop drunk driving during the Super Bowl weekend.
Illinois budget director brings mixed news to Peoria
Illinois budget director David Vaught brought both good news and bad news to Peoria at a news conference Friday at the Gateway Building on the Peoria riverfront.
Number of Illinois wineries grows to more than 100
The number of wineries in Illinois has sharply increased over the last five years.
Illinois lawmaker introduces social media bill
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois bill: Applicants don't have to give out social media passwords
An Illinois state representative from Chicago has introduced legislation in Springfield that would ban businesses from requiring job applicants to divulge their social media passwords.
Illinois to participate in earthquake drill
Illinois will participate in a multistate earthquake drill next week as part of earthquake preparedness month.
Southern Illinois Boat and Fishing Show starts today
The Southern Illinois Boat and Fishing Show returns to The Pavilion in Marion Feb. 3-5.
Planned job cuts by Illinois employers quadruple in January
Job cut announcements by Illinois-based employers quadrupled in January from December and rose 86 percent from January 2011, according to the latest Challenger, Gray & Christmas report.There were 7,601 job cut announcements by Illinois employers in January, up from 4,078 a year earlier and up from 1,887 in December. Among employers announcing plans to cut workers last month were Kraft Foods with ...
Illinois accuses Nationwide Title Clearing of robosigning
The attorney general in Illinois on Thursday sued a mortgage document firm and said it filed "faulty" documents with local governments in a rush to process mortgages and foreclosures.
Planned job cuts by Illinois employers quadruple in January
Job cut announcements by Illinois-based employers quadrupled in January from December and rose 86 percent from January 2011, according to the latest Challenger, Gray & Christmas report.There were 7,601 job cut announcements by Illinois employers in January, up from 4,078 a year earlier and up from 1,887 in December. Among employers announcing plans to cut workers last month were Kraft Foods with ...
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