Category Archives: News
Judge Rejects Lawsuit To Overturn High School Playoff Football Loss
A Cook County judge is rejecting a lawsuit by a northern Illinois high school to overturn its disputed playoff football loss last weekend. Fenwick was defeated by Plainfield North, 18-17, in ove...
Syndicated Author Nov 23, 2016
Marc Tiritilli to run for Mayor of Normal
Marc Tiritilli is announcing his candidacy for Mayor of Normal in the election on April 4, 2017. He has gathered the required signatures and is eagerly moving on to the heart of the campaign. Tir...
Syndicated Author Nov 22, 2016
Bloomington Mayor’s Race
There are 5 candidates are running for mayor of Bloomington. Ian Bayne, Robert Fike, Aldermen Kevin Lower and Diana Hauman, and incumbent Mayor Tari Renner all will be on the ballot. That means the Ma...
Syndicated Author Nov 22, 2016
Exelon's Latest Plan: Keep Nuke Plants Open For 10-Years
Exelon says it's willing to keep the Quad Cities' nuclear power plant open for a decade and is willing to drop a controversial rate hike. But the utility still wants financial guarantees from Illinois...
Syndicated Author Nov 22, 2016
Tax Hike for Normal
Residents in the Town of Normal will likely see an increase in their property taxes next year. The town council approved a proposed increase in the tax levy that calls for a nearly two percent hike. T...
Syndicated Author Nov 21, 2016
Twin Cities Turkey Giveaway
For the third year in a row, Home Sweet Home Ministries and Midwest Food Bank teamed up to give away thousands of free meals to families in need for Thanksgiving. After collecting more than 2,000 turk...
Syndicated Author Nov 21, 2016
Governor's Office Raises Objections to Exelon Plan
The opposition is growing to Exelon's latest plan to save the Quad Cities' nuclear power plant, and raise the cost of electricity. Governor Rauner's office yesterday said it wants to save the Quad Cit...
Syndicated Author Nov 21, 2016
Shocking Details Contained In Aaron Schock's Indictment
Federal prosecutors say former Congressman Aaron Schock kept thousands of dollars from voters who flew to Washington D.C. to see him. The charge is included in the 24-count indictment filed against Sc...
Syndicated Author Nov 20, 2016
Businesses Allowed To Re-Open In Downtown Canton
Things are slowly returning to normal in downtown Canton after a natural gas explosion that killed one person last week. Businesses were allowed to open shop Friday, two days after the incident forced...
Syndicated Author Nov 20, 2016
Reports Criticizes Policies At Illinois Women's Prison
A new report is suggesting inmates at the major women's prison in Illinois are treated too harshly. The report was released by the National Resource Center on Justice Involved Women on Friday. It says...
Syndicated Author Nov 20, 2016
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