Peoria, IL News

• Peoria, IL News
• Tarter: Carping on fishy solution
• Finke: Tuition waivers up until end
• Artsplus: Red Letter Dates
• Good news, bad news for Chiefs prospects
• Pirates hand Cubs 11th straight loss with HBP
• Peoria shooting victim in critical condition
• South Peoria house fire displaces occupants
• Mother of man who died after being struck by car advocates for law
• Two mothers say fatal DUI crash is not an accident
• Phillies blank Cardinals 4-0 behind Kendrick
• Big cuts expected in education
• Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., special for area veterans
• Luciano: Peoria veteran flies flags to 'honor those in the service'
• Two new bridges open over Halsted Street in Chicago
• Illinois woman can't be sued over fake personas
• Rockford airport adds Jamaica destination
• Motorist not ticketed in motorcyclist's death
• Not all favor R-B school overhaul
• Konerko, Viciedo lead White Sox past Indians, 14-7
• Job, economy fears mix with hope for Class of '12
• Illinois growers: Mild winter means earlier peaches
• Victim critical after overnight shooting near Peoria High
• Chiefs take down LumberKings
• Kincaid Mounds looted, driven over
• Luciano: All aboard the 'hippie wagon'
• Dunn homers, White Sox pound Indians 9-3
• Phillies beat Cardinals 5-3 in 10 innings
• Peorian gets five years for beating girl with belt
• Tire-slashing spree causes $4,500 in damage
• Man faces drug, weapons charges
• 1 dead, 1 injured after shootings
• Toulon veteran's plaque replaced
• Veterans monument planned in Lewistown
• Senate votes to ban pension double-dipping by local officials
• Cubs’ losing streak hits 10 in 1-0 loss to Pirates
• Health, service groups reeling from Medicaid cuts
• Illinois House OKs higher cigarette tax
• P&G to add latches to make detergent packs safer
• Typical CEO made $9.6M last year, AP study finds
• Foreign exchange and risk management subject of seminar
• Police ask for help in solving May 4 robbery
• Berkman undergoes surgery; expected out 8-10 weeks
• Madigan pitches pension plan
• IDOT suspending road work during holiday weekend
• Manito man faces charges for threatening wife with gun
• Peoria Riverfront Museum update: Exhibits taking shape
• On the Air: Peoria supplied news anchors to nation
• Madison Theater owner says building should be torn down
• Cannon outside South Peoria VFW hall knocked off base
• Police investigating shooting in South Peoria
• Two loaded guns found abandoned in Peoria
• U.S. Attorney Fitzgerald talks life after Chicago
• Senate passes measure to tax Illinois strip clubs
• Victorino, Galvis have 3 RBIs, Phillies beat Cards
• Eavesdropping bill stalls in state Senate
• White Sox pound Twins 11-8
• Harrison learning center students plant teaching garden
• Heart of Illinois Senior Games open with arts awards, big dinner
• Germantown board approves budget
• Romney running mate search enters audition phase
• Summer Campers roll into Chillicothe
• Work will start soon on Chick-fil-A, Chipotle
• Private supply ship flies by space station in test
• Unemployment drops again across central Illinois, state
• Illinois House and Senate slash Medicaid spending
• High court OKs lawsuit on fraudulent relationship
• Senate rejects GOP, Dem plans on student loans
• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Winds to blame for scattered power outages in Peoria, Tazewell
• Pekin motorcyclist dies after hitting rear of van
• Asian carp surveillance ramping up in Illinois
• Wyoming school has new principal
• FBI: $10K reward for tips on bride slaying suspect
• Illinois plastic recycling plan fails in House
• Food stamp fraud raising concerns in gov't offices
• Mock funeral held to protest proposed Medicaid cuts
• Volunteers work to repair damage at Pekin cemetery
• Students work with artist Preston Jackson to create mural
• Peoria police name two suspects in AC thefts
• Beltran, Freese homers help Cards sweep Padres
• Long balls support Sale in Sox shutout of Twins
• Cubs lose ninth straight, 5-1 at Houston
• Connett up for 2nd Tazewell board appointment
• Creve Coeur considers hotel lodging tax
• Felons admit to possessing gun
• Club will be dry for June weekend
• Stark board tables salary changes
• House passes gaming expansion bill
• Mossville Road project requires lane closures
• States looking to new tolls to pay for highways
• American Idol: Jessica Sanchez battles Phillip Phillips for title
• HP to cut 27,000 jobs to save up to $3.5B annually
• Patrick Fitzgerald stepping down as U.S. attorney in Chicago
• House votes for major gambling expansion
• Oil drops below $90 for first time since Nov. 1
• Obama birth certificate OK by Arizona official
• Cardinals place Matt Carpenter on disabled list
• Bradley names Dean of Graduate School and Sponsored Research
• 'Continuous reminders' meant to keep Memorial Day travel safe
• George Jones reschedules again
• Dwight prison guards get layoff notices
• Two arrested in gun sweep plead guilty
• Pekin District 108 board, teachers OK contract
• Records, redemption at Journal Star/CEFCU Honor Roll Meet
• East Peoria Festival of Lights Parade moves to earlier date
• Students rewarded for charity fundraising effort
• Running expert stresses natural techniques to reduce injury risks
• Peoria Adult Transition Center employees get pink slips
• Peoria council signs off on video gambling ordinance change
• Memorial Day Celebration
• G&D loses Cat contract; about 200 to be laid off
• Cubs drop their eighth straight
• Cardinals righty silences Padres
• Morton District 709 changes food service
• Minnesota routs White Sox, 9-2
• State Medicaid reform on hold
• Peoria Municipal Band set to begin 75th season
• Lacon school project gets moving
• 2010 census missed more than 1.5M minorities
• Vandals strike Pekin cemetery ahead of Memorial Day
• Live Journal Star Honor Roll Meet updates on Twitter
• Illinois Transportation Department worker killed in crash
• Polish president meets with Kirk, Emanuel, Quigley
• First bird, mosquitoes test positive in Illinois for West Nile
• Champaign man indicted in Peoria bank robbery
• Grand jury indicts two in child abduction
• Authorities ID woman killed by train in Galesburg
• Committee approves reduction in number of regional superintendents
• Indicted Illinois lawmaker hands out legislative scholarships
• Joplin remembers deadly tornado, 1 year later
• White Sox agree to deal with Orlando Hudson
• Illinois Senate rejects anti-bullying legislation
• Inventor of TV remote control dies at 96
• Asian carp solution: Send them to China
• Is agriculture sowing seeds of bees’ demise?
• Peoria City Council may vote on video gambling ban
• 50 kinds of whiskey not the only thing Pekin bar offers
• Tremont may overturn ban on video gambling
• Roundabout project centers on 5th District
• Astros hand Cubs 7th straight loss with 8-4 win
• Supreme Court won't hear suit on Illinois redistricting
• Morton picks firm for downtown plaza design
• Cardinals beat Padres 4-3, end 4-game slump
• Heights police union OKs contract
• Quinn dismisses gambling as 'shiny' distraction
• Quinn to sign measure ending legislative scholarships
• Man survives 180-foot plunge over Niagara Falls
• Panel advises against routine prostate test
• From rubble to rebuilding: A year in Joplin, Mo.
• Rivermen re-sign scrappy winger Bruton for 2012-13
• Chiefs drop 5-4 decision at Cedar Rapids
• Catholic Diocese of Peoria may file own suit against Obama mandate
• Allies on 'irreversible' course to end Afghan war
• Historic ads stolen from U of Illinois library
• GOP senator likes part of Quinn's Medicaid bill
• It's official: Beilein new head coach at WV Wesleyan
• University of Notre Dame, dioceses sue over Obama mandate
• Peoria man dies from gunshot wound more than three years later
• Case nears end for Pekin duo accused of fleeing police
• Woman on horseback flown from Jubilee Park after accident
• Van Slyke's 3-run pinch HR helps Dodgers top Cards
• CityLink bus driver assaulted with soda can
• Citation issued in Thursday accident
• Millions look skyward as eclipse crosses Asia, US
• AIDS walk urges community to remember disease, lives lost
• Operation Old Bull leads to arrests
• Wireless alerts will start in June
• Warm weather has area pools gearing up for swimming season
• School may auction its surplus
• Chiefs shake off shaky 9th, pop Kernels in 10
• Competing lawsuits filed over opportunities for disabled athletes
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees dies at 62
• Peavy, Dunn lead White Sox past Cubs
• Peoria police officer saves man from burning vehicle
• Private equity firm buys 4 newspapers in Midwest
• Religious concerns over bullying bill
• GOP picks ballot candidate for US Rep Tim Johnson
• Motorist cited for Thursday crash
• O'Brien Field nears its first decade in Downtown Peoria
• Tarter: Could we put industry on a war footing today?
• Dodgers' Kershaw goes distance to blank Cardinals
• Roger Bergia steps down as Peoria Heights superintendent
• Police: Gunshots narrowly miss passenger in car
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after accident
• Bullet shot from car grazes man's leg
• Danks solid as White Sox beat Cubs 7-4
• Unearned runs hurt Chiefs
• Chrome sparkles on sunny, scenic Ride for the Cure
• Finke: Proposed solution not a reality
• Young and old share in the delight of annual fishing derby
• Pair of professors propose alternative state pension plan
• Records show Joplin twister was costliest since 1950
• I'll Have Another wins Preakness to keep Triple Crown hopes alive
• Small fire extinguished outside of funeral home
• SpaceX rocket launch aborted in last half-second
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• GOP chooses Davis for U.S. Rep. Tim Johnson's seat
• First tropical storm of the season forms off SC
• Wildlife Prairie State Park is preparing a return to its roots
• Congressmen: Extend Bush tax cuts
• State receives $32.8M health care grant
• Coming soon to a skyline near you - two rare celestial events
• Bartonville man involved in homicide faces weapons charges
• Schock: Russia trade pact would aid Cat
• City of Wyoming blocked from cutting water to apartment complex
• Bushnell-Prairie City superintendent to retire
• Roseville man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Peoria man taking out trash shot in hand
• Amid evidence cache in Trayvon Martin case, questions nag
• Clemens key accuser: 'I misspoke' about evidence
• Obama stance adds fuel in marriage battlegrounds
• Afni opening call center in Philippines
• Free Peoria dental clinic draws big crowd
• Keystone union approves contract after prior rejection
• Machinists strike continues at Cat plant in Joliet
• Accident sends tires into North Pekin house
• White Sox beat Cubs 3-2 in Kerry Wood finale
• Rivermen re-sign winger Nesbitt for 2012-13
• Quinn will approve bailout of subsidized child-care
• Illinois exports up, continuing strong run
• University of Illinois plans to close Police Training Institute
• Washington senior year prank brings charges
• Democrats in Illinois Senate offer budget proposal
• ISU grants release to basketball signee Beane
• ELITE graduates look forward to brighter futures
• Congressman Schock pushes Medicaid savings
• Metamora school board asks architectural firms for help
• Plevka: To accept change is to embrace growth
• Motorcyclist breaks leg in collision with vehicle
• Three-run inning lifts Chiefs, 4-3
• Pekin man pleads guilty to criminal damage
• Recent report says job searches of recent grads have been shorter
• Toddler's death in March ruled a homicide
• Verizon bringing 4G service to Peoria
• Deliberations start Friday in John Edwards corruption trial
• Illinois Senate rejects Muslim member of human rights panel
• House OKs continued war in Afghanistan
• Sears spins off Canada stake to focus on U.S. stores
• Sale, Viciedo lead White Sox over Angels 6-1
• Colchester man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Greece hands Olympic flame over to Britain
• Crawford’s 2 RBIs help Giants beat Cardinals 7-5
• U.S. forecasters say heat will stay on this summer
• McNamee admits his Clemens story changed over time
• Disco Queen Donna Summer dies at 63
• Cue: Ready for lunch?
• Postal Service to begin closing plants this summer
• Romney: Obama focused on 'character assassination'
• Hallahans indicted for fleeing
• Band plays atop Heights tower as part of TV pilot
• Election 2012: Who will Mitt Romney choose as running mate?
• Church's $25,500 bid for Kingman accepted
• Police remember slain officers, award current colleagues
• Panel says Peoria County should consider selling landfill
• Bicyclists ride in memory of those killed by motor vehicles
• Garcia strikes out nine, Freese homers for Cards
• Man who jumped into Illinois River rescued
• Washburn police chief search hits complications
• Pujols, Wells homer to lead Angels over White Sox
• Ruiz leads Phillies past Cubs
• Luciano: Smoke, mirrors hide real objective
• Illinois committee OKs higher minimum wage
• Dunlap teen died from heroin overdose, tests show
• Illinois House shuffles money to aid child care
• NATO summit gives Chicago coveted global spotlight
• Antibiotic linked with rare but deadly heart risk
• Skechers deceived consumers with shoe ads
• $1,000 buttocks enhancement damaged lungs
• Suspect groom of slain suburban Chicago bride made odd phone call
• U.S. lowers cutoff for lead poisoning in young kids
• Cornerstone Music Festival calls it quits
• Strip club fee ok'd by Illinois Senate committee
• Trial of Metamora man beaten by police delayed
• 'OSF Unfair to Deaf,' pickets say
• Top state health official in Peoria, touts proposed cigarette tax
• Deere fiscal 2Q profit rises, beats expectations
• Scam targets Ameren customers
• Vacant house fire forces firefighters to pull back
• East Peoria upholds separation pact with ex-police chief
• Ceremony honors officers killed in the line of duty
• Deaf patients unhappy with OSF St. Francis' video interpreters
• Woodford Board approves purchase of Court Street building
• Woodford circuit clerk won't get raise this year
• Pacers win 78-75, late chances doom Miami
• State unions airing ads on Quinn's pension ideas
• Canton theater project takes center stage
• State employee punished for blog posting
• Sole resident speaks against Delavan liquor license
• New monument honors veterans
• Madigan sues Bartonville firm
• NY judge: Apple statements damage lawsuit position
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Deputies: Florida mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• 4 arrested in protests leading up to NATO summit
• Scientists hunt ways to stall Alzheimer's earlier
• Records detail George Zimmerman's medical injuries
• Marijuana DUI standard dies a 3rd time in Colorado
• Cardinals avoid winless homestand, beat Cubs 7-6
• Illinois AG sues IHSA over disabled swimming, track championships
• Chiefs pitcher displays 'A' game to shut out Bees
• Illinois Senate approves shark-fin ban, sends to Quinn
• Cardinals avoid winless homestand, beat Cubs 7-6
• Pontiac Correctional Center warden on leave pending investigation
• Boehner: Spending cuts must offset debt limit hike
• Subdued Dimon is confronted over $2B trading loss
• Separate crashes on Adams snarl traffic Tuesday morning
• Good luck to the RMU Women's Tennis Team competing in the NAIA National Champion...
• What is the best mobile app you've downloaded lately?
• Chiefs survive gnarly ninth
• Dempster still winless but Cubs beat Cardinals 6-4
• Viciedo drives in 4 runs as White Sox top Tigers
• District 150's deficit holding steady
• District 150 teachers conducting evaluation of Lathan
• Washburn votes down festival policy
• Washington enacts drug-testing protocol
• Man awakes to bullets shot into Madison home
• Air conditioner thieves strike again
• New Peoria County senior care facility taking shape
• $12 million behemoth metal shredder can chew up a car in two seconds
• Havana High classrooms will be flipped
• Mautino hits wall on exchange
• Court throws out weapons conviction
• EP separation agreement with Papis to be discussed Tuesday
• Sunnyland library moving
• Facebook IPO shares tough task for small investors
• Revolving door: Yahoo ushers out another CEO
• Greek, European woe could cause problems for US
• Obama trying to undermine Romney's record on jobs
• USPS halts closure of 600 urban, suburban stations
• Fire-damaged Creve Coeur restaurant will reopen
• Quinn calls pension, Medicaid reform 'a rescue operation'
• Bride wearing wedding dress found stabbed in suburban Chicago tub
• Illini to host Georgia Tech in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Cardinals release Romero, recall Sanchez
• Rams' dome plan seeks roof panel that would open
• Happy Monday! Has anyone ever thought of studying abroad? If so, which places in...
• Quinn may issue executive order to establish insurance exchange
• Poppy Days honors vets past and present
• Morton foundation awards over $36,000 in grants
• 6-year-old collects teddy bears for hospitalized children
• Dixon scandal looms over possible merger of state offices
• Fire engulfs corner of East Bluff home
• Fourth man arrested in beating of Peoria High student
• Chiefs beat Bees 5-3 with call to bullpen
• Meet Your Neighbor: Kristy Schofield
• Gun rights advocate to address NAACP
• Lexington man indicted for child sex assault
• JPMorgan exec expected to resign over $2B trading loss
• Machester City wins English title for 1st time in 44 years
• Car hits beam of elevated train in Chicago, splits in two
• Ivy League school janitor graduates with honors
• Stewart, Cubs beat Brewers 8-2 to avoid sweep
• Braves beat Cardinals 7-4, complete sweep
• Man charged with killing, dismembering offers victim's foot for deal
• Yahoo CEO resigns; Levinsohn named interim chief
• Activists hold their own Chicago summit before NATO
• Facebook CEO turns 28: Does age matter?
• Surging Royals beat White Sox 9-1
• Quinn finds unlikely allies in business community
• Peoria library highlighting local authors
• 'Avengers' add $103.2M in sprint to $1 billion
• Asian carp may have back door into Minnesota
• Tazewell clerk 'made a mistake,' residents get unintended tax break
• Photographer Scott Cavanah eschews digital for low-tech cameras
• Chris Sale’s return to the White Sox rotation starts slowly
• Child abduction suspects remain detained in Minnesota
• Eureka grad uses website to bring Audubon into 21st century
• Burlington ends club-record hit string, Chiefs’ no-hit bid
• Cuba high schooler earns degree at Spoon River College
• Finke: Jumping to action to cut off retirees
• Beachy, Bourn lead Braves to 7-2 win over Cards
• Drilling prospects bring land rush to Illinois
• Warden at Pontiac prison under investigation
• Participants strive for 'less talk, more action' in annual Race for the Cure
• Maysonet hits grand slam as Brewers beat Cubs 8-2
• Chicago man uses mini-excavator to smash into dollar store
• Indians promote McAllister for Saturday night start
• Photos of the Month - April 2012
• Health insurance legislation upsets state retirees
• Canton man jailed to face child pornography charges
• Man held on $100,000 bond in bank robbery
• Lowpoint man pleads guilty in robberies
• Bradley grads will travel near and far to pursue their dreams
• Peoria man gets 75 years for execution-style shooting
• Pekin woman indicted in alleged scuffles
• Peoria landfill committee, Waste Management disagree on road repair
• AP source: LeBron James wins 3rd NBA MVP award
• Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Letter blasts East Peoria mayor and councilman
• Chicago commuter rail plans heavy NATO security
• AIDS fight enters new phase with prevention pill
• New police dog honors name of Dax Locke
• Illinois politicians mostly quiet on gay marriage
• 5-month-old twins found dead in Chicago home
• ICC softball team earns berth to national tournament
• Review: Bryan outshines Aldean
• Bears sign top pick McClellin
• Officials, activists applaud help for blighted neighborhoods
• Obese Ohio boy, 9, sheds 50 lbs, is returned home
• SIU board raises tuition by 4.8 percent
• On the Air: Internet continues to change radio
• Chiefs rally, but Snappers snap back
• 76ers beat Bulls 79-78 and advance to 2nd round
• TV star offers inspirational words to D150 students
• Breast cancer survivors speak about faith and finding a cure
• 3 Peoria High basketball players booked in mob action case
• Senate approves bill requiring retirees to pay for health insurance
• Children and mother named in AMBER Alert found in Minnesota
• Personal wind turbine unlikely for Medina Township residents
• Suspect arrested day after meth raid at house
• Area businesses pull out all stops for moms
• Peoria County Board freezes pay for members
• Roanoke-Benson moves forward with school construction plans
• Luciano: A nose for news smells rot
• Illinois Senate moves to reduce number of regional superintendents
• Prosecution rests in John Edwards trial
• House votes to stop Pentagon cuts
• Biden apologizes to Obama over comments
• Gay marriage adds complexity in swing states
• Plan ending free health insurance goes to Quinn
• Poll shows Americans' pessimism on economy growing
• Bank robbery suspect identified through fingerprints
• Romney denies targeting classmates for being gay
• Caterpillar selling logistics unit stake for $750M
• Girl Scouts under scrutiny from Catholic bishops
• Former Illini Crandall Head signs at SMU
• How US states fared on jobless aid applications
• Vegas wedding? Mexico?
• State cuts could affect senior care programs
• Carpenter, Craig get big hits, Cardinals top Diamondbacks
• White Sox rock in Cleveland, 8-1
• Peoria and Peoria County expand co-op agreements
• Misconduct suspected in Roanoke-Benson school district
• Semi, car drivers killed in I55 crash near Lincoln
• Congressmen join call for tariff relief
• SUV stolen at gunpoint; woman left behind
• District 150 qualifies for Race to the Top funds
• Injured driver tells police he was robbed
• Judge rules for D150 in ex-principal's suit
• Peoria police track series of air conditioner thefts
• Local officials hope to learn lessons from Dixon theft
• Illinois lawmakers back Quinn on spending cuts
• Nurses union plans federal lawsuit over protest march
• Obama gay marriage support seen as world precedent
• Effect of NC gay marriage amendment unclear
• Maholm leads Cubs to 1-0 victory over Braves
• Farmers markets getting federal money to take food stamps
• Chicago museums to close 3 days for NATO summit
• Illinois House votes to end free health insurance for retirees
• Two months later, and no action on Illinois hospital tax
• AP-GfK Poll: Afghan war support drops to new low
• Audit: Big problems in Illinois tuition savings plan
• Hellyeah postpones Peoria show
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in LA
• Jury begins deliberating in Hudson family killings
• Illinois Senate rejects limits on Quinn's power to close facilities
• Bank robbery suspect quickly nabbed Wednesday afternoon
• Women, blacks, help Obama in new poll
• US stocks fall as Europe doubts bubble to surface
• Metamora busts out at M-I boys track meet
• Bulls hand 76ers 77-69 loss in Game 5
• Chillicothe Park District proud of new park
• Morton District 709 approves pact with certified staff
• Peorians gather to kick off neighborhood watch program
• AFSCME union members gather outside PHA
• Peoria council again puts off decision on redistricting map
• Beltran powers Cards to victory
• Fire ravages garage attached to Peoria home
• Mental health agency leads grant recipients
• Bradley students of different faiths unite for graduating seniors
• Free souvenirs, passes from Wood
• Bill would merge driver programs
• Caterpillar will have its name on skywalk in Peoria hotel project
• Campaign 2012: Mitt Romney closes in on delegate requirement
• East Peoria deputy chief demoted in wake of investigation
• Residents could save more than expected on electricity
• GOP blocks Senate debate on Dem student loan bill
• Sen. Mark Kirk gives first public message since stroke
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Chicago mayor brings clout to Ill. pension debate
• Ford to boost factory output by 40,000 vehicles
• NC votes on constitutional ban on gay marriage
• Op-ed by professor and Poet Laureate Kevin Stein celebrates poetry’s ‘spirited afterlife’
• Coroner says Valium, alcohol killed painter Thomas Kinkade
• Federal court blocks Illinois eavesdropping law
• Thibodeau says Noah a 'game-time decision'
• Retired Allstate President to give McCord Lecture
• Galesburg mother, daughter graduate together
• Army Corps quickens Asian carp study
• GOP picks 4 finalists to replace Johnson on ballot
• Aurora police issue coyote warning after biting
• Store suffers setback in package liquor bid
• Roanoke board approves two water rate increases
• Santorum endorses one-time rival Romney
• Warm weather cheers area boaters, despite high fuel prices
• Cubs back Samardzija with 3 HRs in win over Braves
• Indians beat White Sox 3-2, sweep doubleheader
• Fire damages classroom at Macomb grade school
• Morton ends UC-Lab's math team title run
• Hospitals warn Medicaid cuts could mean fewer services
• Luciano: Musket fire brings the revolution to Peoria
• Cosby fan thrilled by phone calls, encouragement
• Hostess for Notre Dame after-prom party cited
• Former budget chief says state needs major reforms
• ‘Crazy year’ comes down to Sixers, Bulls in Game 5
• Panel OKs Woodford clerk's raise
• Excuse me: Gassy dinosaurs helped warm Earth
• A European primer: What does austerity look like?
• Tell us about Memorial Day events
• GOP plan protects Pentagon, cuts social programs
• Friends of Cullom-Davis Library to host children’s author and poet
• There are upsides to paying for your own college.
• CIA thwarts new al-Qaida underwear bomb plot
• Interfaith Baccalaureate planned for Friday
• Famed obese New Mexico cat 'Meow' dies
• 20-year forecast shows no end to obesity epidemic
• Decatur teacher prevails in tight legislative race
• Chiefs win 7-5; Hoilman extends hit streak to 20 games
• Alice Cooper headed to Peoria
• Suspected Dixon embezzler pleads not guilty to stealing $53M
• Cleanup and repairs continue at Marshall derailment
• Plan to restore funding for Jubilee, other state parks touted
• Indians recall McAllister for Monday afternoon start
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• Here's some great perspective on the value of a college degree!
• George 'Goober Pyle' Lindsey dies at 83
• Seniors, make sure to finish out your senior year strong!
• Judge Shadid to give keynote address at Graduate School commencement
• Budget proposal would 'devastate' local police training funds
• Behind the rhetoric on Illinois health care, pensions
• Eureka man indicted for allegedly not filing state income taxes for 3 years
• Word on the Street: Schock defends new spending details
• Peoria-based firm helps river shippers meet new emissions standards
• Peoria courts keeping eye on cameras
• Dancing is a staple at Maifest, the annual German celebration
• Man shot in head Sunday night in Central Peoria
• Organizer again eager for Tri for Kids Sake triathlon
• Road construction update
• Peoria man charged in robbery on Easter
• Bases-loaded walk in 11th leads Cubs past Dodgers
• Fowler claims first PGA win
• Train derails near Toluca
• VP Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• LA Kings sweep St. Louis, advance to West finals
• Cardinals beat Astros 8-1
• Fielder homers, Tigers beat White Sox 3-1
• West Campus crew damages sewer line
• Pekin man threatens neighbors with knives
• 76ers top Bulls 89-82 for 3-1 series lead
• Finke: Forced to make difficult decisions
• Mayweather wins unanimous decison over Cotto
• Review: Cosby puts on heartwarming show
• Possible musket ball shot at South Peoria home
• Motorcycle, car collide Saturday morning
• Johnson hits first career slam as Astros top Cards
• County, city slowly coming together
• County, city compile ‘quiet wins' on way to collaboration
• White Sox turn table on Tigers
• Luciano: All he wanted was a fair fight
• Canton looks to copy Chillicothe's success
• Verdict baffles advocates of mentally disabled
• Shark fins may no longer be seen in state
• Single moms get pampered
• Bill would avert break in child care funding
• I'll Have Another wins Kentucky Derby
• Car fire at gas station extinguished in minutes
• Dodgers pitcher dominates Cubs
• Obama plunges into campaign, tears into Romney
• South Florida on BU nonconference schedule
• Sixers take Game 3 from Bulls
• Two men allegedly broke into homes, stole money and identities
• 'Future leaders' compete in Scholastic Bowl finals
• Chiefs rally late, but lose 4-3 to Kane County
• Goodwill gets $25,000 grant for veterans services
• Med students ready to take the oath and their degrees
• Sparland topless club Fluffers closer to approved status
• Lohse, Cards fall to Astros
• Singing group sends message about smoking, healthy choices
• Henry residents rescued from flash flood in Marshall County
• Wing off benefit for the Prairie Air Show canceled
• White Sox fall to Tigers on walk-off homer
• Durbin says more must be done to help downstate veterans
• Man indicted in tavern theft spree
• Durbin speaks out against raising student loan interest rates
• Quest will demolish part of former Loucks School
• Crack, cocaine seized in multiple raids
• First private cargo run to space station now May 19
• 911 call: Woman found Seau with no sign of life
• Five charged in September 11 attack return to Guantanamo
• Breast cancer is rare in men, but they fare worse
• Salmonella in dog food sickens 14 people across U.S.
• Hiring slowdown sends the stock market reeling
• Nurse in Afghanistan dies in Skype chat with wife
• Asian carp barrier near Chicago had power outage
• Drew Peterson in court, new judge appointed
• Feds take horses from suspected Dixon embezzler
• Maholm wins again, Cubs top Dodgers 5-4
• Gov. Quinn's tax bill up $3,300 with tax increase
• Interior sets new drilling rules on public land
• Chiefs take what Cougars throw away
• Peoria faithful celebrate National Day of Prayer
• NAACP leader addresses ACLU
• Retirees decry plan to end health premium subsidy
• Flooding reported on Route 89
• Old circuit breakers suspected in Pekin high school fire
• Lighting tower replacement could halt I-74 traffic
• LA Kings beat Blues 4-2, on brink of series sweep
• Great-grandmother surprised by email's effect on Big Al's
• Education reform panel will be at ICC North
• Journal Star vehicle struck by vehicle fleeing gunshots
• Arrest made after two attempted shootings
• Morton District 709 hires communications firm
• School children learn about early 20th century farm life
• Report: More teen girls using most effective birth control methods
• Anti-abortion group says it has patient records
• Man pleads guilty to August DUI-related death of Peoria couple
• U.S. military commanders warned to get troops in line
• FAA: 2 dead in small plane crash in suburban Chicago
• U.S. economy recovering but isn't yet accelerating
• Two drivers injured in Heights traffic crash
• Jury sees 'beer can' evidence in Clemens trial
• Challenge at Chicago NATO summit: recruiting protesters
• Illinois day cares facing state subsidies drop-off
• Drew Peterson hearing set Friday in Will County
• Reds rally, beat Cubs 4-3
• Pirates beat Cardinals, 6-3
• Miami arrests linked to major cigarette theft in East Peoria
• Illini basketball lands big man via transfer
• IHSA bass finals a real fish story
• Caterpillar Visitors Center taking shape
• Super Grandmaster has helped spread Taekwondo worldwide
• Weaver pitches no-hitter, Angels beat Twins 9-0
• Beltran powers Cardinals to 12-3 rout of Pirates
• Jason Aldean ready to throw country shindig
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• Thousands defy Norwegian mass killer with song
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• Bradley speech team wins titles
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• Audit finds College Illinois deficit remains
• 3 more Secret Service employees ousted in scandal
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• Photo shows Sen. Kirk looking alert months after stroke
• Aide: John Edwards doubted he fathered mistress' baby
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• 6 felons arraigned in federal court
• Hearing for District 150 employees rescheduled
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• Attorneys: Blagojevich washing dishes in prison
• Quinn's pension proposal could face constitutional test, official says
• Pekin soldier remembered as fearless during memorial service
• 6th annual Springboard Business Plan Competition final set for April 23
• Final Concert in MSCS will feature Ed and Janet Kaizer
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• Letter from Notre Dame faculty demands Jenky apologize
• Zimmerman released from Florida jail
• Earth Day event shows how small acts can have a big impact
• Several reports of shots fired in Peoria
• Germantown Hills to be featured in TV ad
• Washington High makes agriculture-oriented club official
• Texas mobile home fire kills 2 former Pekin residents
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• Auditors call for end to Medicare bonus program
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• Rios has 3 hits and 3 RBIs, Chisox sweep Mariners
• Lohse sparkles as Cardinals drop Pirates 5-1
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• Heavy rain in East, and April snowflakes for some
• Peoria police investigating shooting
• Rare South American bird spotted in Chicago
• Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Targeting ER Medicaid costs a tricky task for state lawmakers
• Report: State fails to inspect day cares
• More firings expected in Secret Service scandal
• Hefner thanks Chicago as Playboy moves to L.A.
• Tarter: Campaign ads could clog public media
• Blackhawks stay alive in overtime
• Chicago plays starters in 93-83 win over Dallas
• Blues advance past the Sharks with 3-1 playoff win
• Cardinals can’t solve Burnett in 2-0 loss
• Members of agricultural guard unit return from Afghanistan
• Autism help sprouting up in Washington, Peoria
• Forum to put focus on rights of crime victims
• Finke: Quinn threatens no break until Medicaid deal
• Forest Park Nature Center celebrates Earth Day
• Galesburg man loses game, attacks winner with pool cue
• White Sox’s Humber tosses perfect game
• Loons complete sweep of Chiefs
• Cubs snap six-game skid
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• Cubs' Dempster goes on 15-day DL
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• New Henry gyms under discussion
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• Hands Around the Courthouse brings attention to child abuse
• Panel to study cutting elected posts
• Security group: Have disaster kits ready
• Lynn pitches Cards to 4-1 win over Bucs
• Pekin family escapes fire that ravages home
• Pekin bond proposal grows
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• Schools raise $10,000 for Make-A-Wish Illinois
• Quinn: Delay retirement, charge employees more
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• After 4-month surge, gas prices start falling
• Rare 1792 penny sells for $1.15 million in suburban Chicago
• Reds get 10,000th victory, 9-4 over Cubs
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• East Peoria boil order in effect
• House fire quickly contained Friday; no injuries reported
• Cubs place Wood on 15-day DL
• Dr. John Orfe to perform Beethoven’s "Hammerklavier"
• Breakfast + lunch soon to be only brunch for Illinois inmates
• Blues beat Sharks for 3-1 series lead
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• Fatal drug overdoses rising in Tazewell
• Heat tighten East race with 83-72 win over Bulls
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• Family of six displaced after Pekin house fire
• Illinois American Water gives grants to Peoria, Bradley
• Illinois Senate committee approves enterprise zone increases
• Names of Holocaust victims read during memorial
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• Boedker scores in OT again for Coyotes
• 150 demotees going public?
• Students look under water for inspiration
• Quinn plans pension-reform announcement Friday
• Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Jobs detested
• Pa. girl born without hands wins penmanship award
• Norway killer sharpened aim by playing video game
• Florida Atlantic guard visiting BU
• GOP pushes business tax cut through divided House
• Opening arguments set for Monday in Clemens trial
• CDC: 2011 was worst measles year in U.S. in 15 years
• Dick Clark fortune estimated in 'hundreds of millions'
• Volkswagen subsidiary to add 150 Illinois jobs
• RLI earnings down in first quarter
• 16 Amish plead not guilty in Ohio hair attacks
• Small plane makes emergency landing near Galesburg airport
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• Suspect in multiple apartment arson fires arrested
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• Multiple fire departments respond to Heights blaze
• Report details high state pensions for police
• Shopping spree a dream come true for transplant patient
• District 150 administrator hearings continue
• Crisis center seeks funding for expansion, renovations
• Peoria bishop sparks controversy with homily remarks
• Two vehicles collide on Illinois Route 26
• SIDS rates among blacks remain high
• Legislative scholarship bills diverted to subcommittee
• Pekin infomercial in the works
• Luciano: Glasford archer has been target for trouble
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• Future Brimfield principal excited
• Acting village president soldiers on
• Head lice popping up in schools
• Warehouse District hearing on tap
• 3 agents out in wake of Secret Service scandal
• Norway gunman wants freedom or death for massacre
• Nurse accused in texas baby abduction had miscarried
• House panel to resume hearing on Rep. Smith
• Scorching talk: Romney, Obama battle over economy
• Convicted murderer appeals to Illinois Supreme Court
• House OKs plan for extra votes on pensions
• Bipartisan group can't agree on state Medicaid cuts
• Shortages could slow down U.S. auto production
• Peoria city and county tornado warning test set Thursday
• Galesburg actress appears on TV sitcom 'How I Met Your Mother'
• Entertainment icon Dick Clark dead at 82
• Chicago City Council approves speed cameras
• Summitt steps aside, Warlick new Tennessee coach
• Retired Red Bud couple claims share of $656M jackpot
• Marquette Heights brothers get probation for growing marijuana
• Chiefs win a wild one to even season
• Cards beat Reds 2-1 in 10 innings
• Coyotes nip ’Hawks in OT
• Area students perform daily over lunch at Peoria courthouse
• Woodford takes 2 votes on Minonk wind farm
• Reimold, O’s beat White Sox
• Metamora trustee chosen as interim mayor
• Knox County man found dead in overturned truck
• Postal workers rally against Senate bill
• Peoria OKs electricity deal
• YWCA luncheon speaker went from homeless to entrepreneur
• EP council approves $48 million budget
• Unions protest as Wisconsin governor speaks in Springfield
• White House threatens to veto GOP business tax cut
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• Mother shot dead, newborn taken near Houston
• Warren Buffett says he has early prostate cancer
• Wake Forest transfer Fields commits to Bradley
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• $412 check that bought Superman sold for $160,000
• Rubio's immigration push a potential lift for GOP
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• Spanos withdraws from circuit judge race
• Peoria eyes electrical consortium
• Washington baseball field named in honor of late coach, caretaker
• Germantown Hills lines up school leaders
• Peoria Fire Department called back to scene of earlier fire
• Strip club owners oppose 'pole tax' legislation
• Peoria man jailed after brandishing knife
• Business and family an organic mix at Quiver Creek Farm
• Pekin residents plead guilty to making meth
• Police think armed robberies related
• Norway's mass killer's tears not 'out of pity'
• Defendant asks for new judge in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Unions to rally against Wisconsin governor in Springfield
• Potential Clemens jurors question cost of hearing
• GOP derails Senate 'Buffett rule' taxes on wealthy
• Rebates offered to cut price of $60 LED bulb
• Beyond drowsy, too little sleep ups diabetes risk
• BU recruit Stainbrook chooses Xavier
• U.S. prepares for last major Afghan offensive
• Illinois Mega Millions winner to be revealed Wednesday
• Early spring heats up area home sales
• Defense secretary calls for new steps to stop military sex assaults
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• Judges, journalists clash over courtroom tweets
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• Restaurant employee shot at during robbery
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• Washington to honor former coach
• Group's divisions over rail illuminated
• Proposed city map defensible
• Rose hits tying 3, Bulls beat Pistons 100-94 in OT
• Oliver! Chiefs rally past Timber Rattlers
• Laird homers, leads Tigers over White Sox 5-2
• Indictment returned in taxi driver holdup
• Residents digging out after tornadoes hit Midwest
• Dole recalls bagged salad for salmonella risk
• Cardinals whip Cubs 10-3, take series
• Rivermen goalie Allen called-up before finale
• Blackhawks knock off Coyotes in overtime to tie series
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• Tarter: State needs a pension czar
• Peoria fire investigators say Hillcrest Apartments fire was arson
• Man stabbed early Saturday at gas station
• Biffle gives Roush another Texas win
• Blues even series with combined shutout of Sharks
• Park bison blessed in annual spring ceremony
• Lynn sharp for Cards on day 2011 World Series rings presented
• Obama pledges immigration reform early in 2nd term
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour in Wyoming
• Floyd pitches six scoreless for White Sox in win
• Secret Service scandal widens to U.S. military
• Best Buy announces locations for store closings
• 10 of tuna-linked salmonella cases were in Illinois
• East Bluff house fire injures two firefighters
• Three sent to hospital after chemical plant fire
• Feds bulk up for retrial of Clemens over steroids
• NRA official: Media sensationalizing Martin case
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• Weather prompts early testing for West Nile virus
• 11 unburied bodies found at Chicago-area cemetery
• Peoria Speedway opener washed out
• Eureka-Goodfield fire department one of six to get grant
• Fire crews battle blaze at vacant East Bluff home
• Bee colony highlights North Branch library storytime room
• East Peorian learns hard way about income tax fraud
• Convict tackled by prosecutor stays put this time
• Museum work to reduce lanes on Washington, Water
• Low-income families can get home energy assistance
• OSHA case against Galva feed plant not done yet
• Marshall votes for credit card, but with strict limitations
• Vt. governor chased by 4 bears in backyard
• Budget woes force NASA to redraw plans to Mars
• Metamora Village Board President Bill Belshaw has died
• Buyers besiege Hotel Pere Marquette sale on Friday
• Karina the camel euthanized at Peoria Zoo
• Obama pays $162,074 in taxes on $789,674 income
• Forecasters say Saturday storms could be 'life threatening'
• Pekin woman sentenced to jail in drinking-death case
• Medicaid group strains for $2.7 billion in cuts
• Peavy, Viciedo lead White Sox to win in home opener
• Peoria Lunaire Concert is April 18
• Strange light in sky spooks Champaign neighborhood
• Illinois sees spike in state worker retirements
• Ted Nugent returning to Peoria
• Founder of iconic Route 66 Pig Hip restaurant dies
• Industry residents sentenced on federal meth charges
• Peoria County to explore getting rid of two offices
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• Peoria County Board approves measure to benefit day care
• Pizza deliverymen robbed of pie, cash at gunpoint
• Germantown Hills sewer rates increase
• Morton backyard fire spreads to home
• Peorian gets 20 years for armed violence
• Peoria prosecutor tackles convicted man attempting escape
• Minonk water park might be ready by Fourth of July
• Court upholds dismissal of lawsuit against District 150
• Chiefs rally falls short against Timber Rattlers
• Changes at Glen Oak learning center proposed to enhance safety
• Developer officially purchases Pere Marquette property
• Garza shines as Cubs beat Brewers
• Accidents tie up traffic on eastbound McClugage Bridge
• Skittles joins other food brands associated with tragedy
• Afni Inc. closing Peoria call center, laying off 300
• Court gives OK for hearsay in Drew Peterson case
• Gov't proposes throttle override system in cars
• House fire on Hudson Street sends flames through roof
• OSF Healthcare and Rockford Health System drop merger bid
• Chicago homicides up 60 percent in 3 months
• Report: Few states effectively track tax breaks
• CDC: Nearly 1 in 4 babies born to unwed cohabitors
• March foreclosure activity down to near 5-year low
• Prosecution rests in 50-year-old rape case
• Peoria loses a legendary blues guitarist
• Luciano: Woman's attack on teen girls unprovoked
• District 150 principal denied demotion hearing
• Electronic tax filing and paid prep becoming more common
• Police say biker had $2,000 worth of pot
• Three-run homer puts Chiefs over Quad Cities 5-3
• Shade-Lohmann Bridge repair project resumes
• Labor leader Mark Ayers dies in D.C.
• Deaths of two young Pekin men appear unrelated
• GOP lawmaker says 75-plus Dems are communists
• Stark board OKs electricity plan
• Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder
• Illinois lawmakers urged to act on crowded prisons
• Indicted lawmaker plans return to Springfield
• Cat profits increase 83 percent
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• Jon Huntsman elected to Caterpillar board
• Pierzynski leads White Sox to 10-6 win over Indians
• Brewers win 2-1, drop Cubs to 1-5
• Group wants city money to save West Campus
• Women’s Choir to present concert
• Missouri assistant to join Groce's staff at Illinois
• Students in Free Enterprise work to increase economic opportunity in community
• Reds rally for 4-3 victory over Cardinals
• Bears agree to 1-year extension with Briggs
• Car crashes into Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum in Springfield
• FDA wants prescriptions required for antibiotics given to animals
• Jazz ensembles present Afternoon of Jazz
• Student ensembles to present string chamber music recital
• Hamilton leads Bulls over Knicks
• Gonzalez powers Brewers past Cubs 7-4
• Peoria City Council delays decision on redistricting
• Southtown TIF projects scrutinized
• Bandits steal Chiefs’ thunder
• Fulton board votes to cancel road grader purchase
• Driver flown to Peoria after truck rolls 3 times
• Police say Avon man stole truck after wreck
• Morton board approves budget
• Convict testifies against closing transition center
• AARP hears seniors input on programs
• District 150 layoffs not as harsh as in the past
• Chase into river nets probation
• First Mother's Day
• Building boom gears up in East Peoria
• Farmers must decide: Plant now or wait?
• Ozzie Guillen apologizes over Castro flap
• Accuser testifies against man in 50-year-old Sycamore rape
• Illinois Wesleyan fraternity suspended for 3 years
• 'Simpsons' creator: Real Springfield is in Oregon
• Miss Universe pageant allowing transgender women
• Question marks for Bears as 2012 prep begins
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• John Edwards gambles on NC jury to avoid prison
• Blues call-up Rivermen goalie Allen
• Grand jury indicts Illinois state Rep. Derrick Smith
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• Stocks extend slide to 5 days, longest this year
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign; Gingrich stays in
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• Brewers close out eventual nail-biter
• District 150 lays off 258 employees, including 53 teachers
• Official: Electricity group is money saver
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• Eureka school board OKs bleachers
• Fire crews battle flames on wooded hillside
• Luciano: Comedian called this 'home'
• Fire in barn destroys many tools, truck
• Conversion rate pleases White Sox
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• Peoria-bound flight from Atlanta greeted with celebration
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• Dow closes below 13,000 for first time in a month
• Facebook buying photo-share app Instagram for $1B
• Goodell upholds penalties in Saints bounty case
• Tri-County Urban League to honor late director
• Pekin council considers zoning variance at Riverway Business Park
• Horse-racing industry subsidy up for debate
• Some charges dropped in harassment lawsuit against county
• Autism may be linked to obesity during pregnancy
• Macomb dry cleaners gets into dog washing
• Feuding Fulton Co. officials create another chance to air conflicting views
• Fulton County woman dies after four-wheeler overturns
• Gambling expansion options remain up in the air
• Woman robbed at gunpoint after leaving business with $8,300 in coat
• Two men arrested after houseboat crashes into dam
• Morton baseball complex getting new press box
• Peoria man dies from Saturday house fire
• Word on the Street: As usual, map talks spark strong reaction
• Peoria PD offers peek within with Citizens Police Academy
• Two-week-old girl dies at Canton home
• Chenoa man indicted in gasoline thefts
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• More girls accuse Chicago-area coach of misconduct
• Smartphones and tablets have taken over the mobile market
• Tarter: Employers talking up vocational programs
• Finke: Another glance at the days of Blago
• One man hospitalized after Peoria house fire
• Houseboat goes over Peoria lock and dam
• Rivermen land in loss column as Aeros launch 46 shots
• Luciano: Finding some luck amidst tragedy
• EP couple claims lottery prize
• Brewers beat Wainwright, shut out Cardinals 6-0
• Colchester works to save landmark
• Museums, hotel, what comes next?
• Illinois Amtrak ridership spikes
• Kinkade: Artist drew many fans, few critical raves
• Police investigate second shooting at Village Green Apartments
• GOP superdelegates: It's over, Romney is nominee
• Nationals rally again, beat Cubs 7-4
• Pekin looking ahead to energy auction
• Rivermen cash in on Barons for 3-1 upset
• Jewelry designer to speak at YWCA Leader event
• Peoria man's death a suspected suicide
• Service helps teach Good Friday lessons to children
• Shops claim crane blocking business
• Sparland board shaking things up
• FAA investigating after Peoria plane emergency ignored
• Rockford health care deal blocked
• Woodford circuit clerk criticized for absences from work
• Good days for play at Crane Creek
• Cards hit 4 HRs off Gallardo, pound Brewers 11-5
• US executives at bailed-out firms have pay cut
• Jobs report leaves Obama, Romney campaigns wary
• Study ties oil, gas production to Midwest quakes
• Couples leads and Woods has work to do at Masters
• FAA probing emergency Denver landing of Peoria flight
• White Sox lose in debut under Ventura
• Hot Online: Hard-boiled eggs recipe
• Police: Fake cop accosts employee at East Peoria pizzeria
• South Peoria shooting leaves one man injured Friday morning
• Manilow tickets available for $9.99
• Illinois suspends most road work for holiday
• Murphy joins Stainbrook as official visitors to BU
• Rivermen steal one from Stars
• Cubs start Epstein era with 2-1 loss to Nationals
• Rivermen surge up playoff pile with 3-2 win over Stars
• Bottom of lineup is tops for the Chiefs
• On the Air: WCIC posts heavenly ratings
• 2 Peoria men arrested in vehicle vandalisms
• TIF talk focuses on Carver Center
• Abingdon nominates school merger reps
• Six medical specialists from Russia share knowledge at Hult Center
• Spreading Mega Millions wealth
• Motorcyclists to honor fallen soldiers
• Search will begin soon to replace economic development director
• Central Illinois economy has some spring in its step
• Big Al's loss could cost Peoria tax money
• Man accused of firing arrow at house
• Eureka's 2012-13 budget is in balance
• Obama setting up Supreme Court as a campaign issue
• Obama signs small business legislation
• Painkiller sales soar around US, fuel addiction
• Dempster sharp, but Strasburg, Nationals beat Cubs 2-1
• Illinois Congressman Tim Johnson drops re-election bid
• Audit: Gun ownership program 'limited' in protecting safety
• Hot Online: N.J. firefighters rescue puppies from fire
• U.S. growth of distant suburbs falls to historic low
• Ill. Supreme Court revives suit on assault weapon ban
• North Pekin store sells $175,000 lottery winner
• Five railroad crossings closing in Delavan
• Homeowner sentenced for allowing meth lab
• Arrest made in Glasford arrow shooting
• Blues lose 3-2 in shootout
• Luciano: Election reversal proves confusing
• Argument over pizza results in arrest
• Rural bus transition deemed a 'success'
• 6 projects on TIF quick fix list
• One block of Main Street to close
• New website shows state financial data
• Ham prices high heading into Easter holiday
• Illinois AMC theaters to accommodate hearing and vision disabilities
• Congratulations to the District 214 full tuition scholarship winners!
• Congratulations to the District 214 Full Tuition Scholarship Recipients!
• Author to speak at psychology colloquium
• Collegium Musicum recital is April 26
• Source: Illini to name Ford assistant coach
• Cubs claim Valbuena off waivers
• Western Michigan center to visit Bradley
• Guitar Ensemble Concert is April 29
• JS managing editor stepping down to accept ISU position
• With new name and programs, hospital college adapts
• Jurors will soon get to ask questions in Illinois civil trials
• Plea date set in teacher assault case
• Decatur man accused of sex with teen in church
• Tremont Board cracks down on skateboards
• Weather brings bats out early, raising rabies risk
• Illinois Wesleyan frat suspended after student death
• Woodford election results reversed
• Man reportedly carried bow and arrow on bicycle
• Council offers finalists, seeks input from public on city's website
• Avon will seek school merger with Abingdon
• Baylor beats Notre Dame 80-61 for women's title
• Morton District 709 School Board gets update on $3.2 million project
• Judge upset by Obama's comments on health care law
• Luciano: Bottle throwing menace on I-74
• A Romney sweep: He takes Wisconsin, Maryland, DC
• Lacon kicks off airport expansion project
• Cornhill Street section will be closed for a week
• Sparland turnover goes on
• El Paso fills open alderman position
• A dash of Magic for Carver Center?
• Plane from Peoria makes emergency landing in Denver
• George Jones released from hospital
• Cindy Stein named ICC women's coach
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Send us your Race for the Cure volunteer stories
• Obama: Reagan could not survive in 'radical' GOP
• Woodford County Board election vote changes
• Quinn, Oberhelman hopeful for state business climate
• LaHood breaks ground on Marshall County airport extension
• Champion Cardinals set to help Marlins open new ballpark
• Dick Cheney out of hospital after getting new heart
• Hot Online: Kentucky captures 8th NCAA title
• In group lottery wins, splitting the spoils tough
• Taser to face stops alleged drunk driver
• High-tech electric meters are proposed to Illinois regulators
• Sentencing for another former Blagojevich insider this afternoon
• Peoria-area consumers feeling more confident
• EPA moves closer to approval of 15% ethanol gasoline
• Charge filed in Peoria hacking, ID theft
• Copper theft bill passes Illinois House
• Retired teachers raise concerns about pensions
• Industrial simulators drive firm's growth, move to Maxam Building
• Say goodbye to handwritten traffic tickets, Peoria
• Slaying may have been self defense: 'This was over a girl'
• Kentucky beats Kansas for NCAA basketball championship, 67-59
• Washington council cries fowl over chicken ordinance
• Pekin looks to keep wage expenses in check
• East Peoria widow, 72, hits wall in mortgage dispute
• Peoria City Council endorses legislative map changes
• Pinwheels raise child abuse awareness
• Rival agendas are latest roadblock in Fulton County highway spat
• Caterpillar CEO decries lack of political leadership
• Minonk man gets prison for sexually abusing teen
• Sources: 5 dead in Oakland university shooting
• None of 3 Mega Millions winners identified yet
• Charleston Dow plant to close; employs about 45
• Chiefs roster filled with prospects
• High court upholds jails' strip searches
• Family in fatal crash was on motocross trip
• Quinn taps new public health chief
• Morning Jolt: Who won Mega Millions?
• Janitorial vote brings Pekin pay into focus
• Word on the Street: No sugar for this medicine to go down
• Finke: Video poker may be bad budget bet
• Driver hit in face with water bottle
• Nursing home advocates: Bill kills reform
• With palms, in praise
• Rivermen goalie Stalock shuts out San Antonio, 1-0
• LeRoy defends police in lawsuit
• Wild beat Blackhawks in shootout
• Drugs suspected in death of man found in store parking lot
• Microgrant lets pizza place get a slice of the pie
• Peoria County enters FEMA sweepstakes
• Road Work Update
• Stabbing indictment returned
• Don't expect park fees this year
• Underwood leads off ACMs; Aldean wins early
• One killed, two others injured in South Peoria shooting
• Newman wins wild finish at Martinsville
• Illinois pension director suggests cuts for retired
• Thunder stomp Bulls as Rose misses 10th straight
• Blacks have trouble clearing cervical cancer virus
• Calipari (and Kentucky) get Kansas again for NCAA title
• Tarter: Fueling debate on energy
• Checkmate: Rivermen drop 5th straight
• Five counties hit with seven fatal motorcycle crashes in 2011
• Second-place Mega Millions ticket purchased in East Peoria
• Rock on: Jay Goldberg still promoting concerts 40 years later
• Youth United members decide how to allocate grant money
• Peoria apartment fire started in laundry room
• Finke: Dreading a budget battle in Springfield
• 'UNSURVIVABLE!' New tornado warnings aim to scare
• Getting to know John Groce
• 5 people shot at Decatur nightclub; suspect sought
• Knicks' Jeremy Lin needs knee surgery, likely done for season
• 3 winners, over 100 million Mega Millions losers
• Ex-Illini coach Bruce Weber hired by Kansas State
• :04.1 too long: Rivermen lead turns into 4-3 shootout loss
• Peorian’s heart belongs to Kansas
• House bill takes aim at unused commissions
• Schilling pleased with GOP efforts
• BU students report on Canton shopping
• Local ambulance service director represents state at EMT association event
• Seeking truth in the Grey Ghost story
• County taps Canton native for economic post
• House OKs DNR relief bill
• Man allegedly threw bomb
• Caterpillar unit opens new parts plant
• March was warmest on record in Illinois
• Hot Online: Will Ferrell announces 'Anchorman' sequel
• Peoria County taps new economic development director
• Sentencing delayed in Tazewell teen drinking death
• Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket in Md.
• US consumer spending up 0.8 pct., but income lags
• Woman accused of stealing from Cub Scout pack
• Morning Jolt: Man saved from cougar attack by bear
• Bolland's shootout goal gives Blackhawks win over Blues
• Customers snatching up Mega Millions tickets
• Vehicles in place for 23rd annual auto show
• Event helps job-seeking women in need get professional outfits
• Rural Bradford man beats gun charges again
• EP police probe finds no racial profiling
• On the Air: Breaking down those website numbers
• Luciano: Warming up to new neighbors
• Peoria man pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
• Commission recommends cutting nine regional education offices
• Recycling company offering $1,000 prize for biggest can collection
• State statute cited in remodeling delay
• Peoria man gets 6 years for cocaine possession
• Ex-Gridley man accused in $2 million fraud case
• John Groce named 17th head coach of Illinois basketball
• 1 child in 88 has autism or related disorder
• Deadline met for Downtown Peoria hotel project
• Illinois House approves austere spending limits
• Man injured at Cat expected to make full recovery
• Peoria metro area unemployment drops
• Randy Wells among 9 Cubs sent to minors
• Hot Online: Patrick Dempsey is not dead despite Twitter rumor
• Report: Museums bring $2B to Illinois economy
• Bluegrass pioneer Earl Scruggs dies at age 88
• Monmouth police investigate burning of rainbow flag as hate crime
• Complete Illinois Lotto numbers from Tuesday
• Morning Jolt: Vermont residents aim for cowbell record
• River City Roundup - March 28, 2012
• Tazewell Board unanimous on hiring administrator
• Pekin plan to cut janitors called 'petty'
• Former pro football player gives pep talk to students
• Sam LaHood discusses experiences during Egyptian revolution
• Deng's 3s lead Bulls past Hawks
• Pekin man guilty in high-speed chase
• Retired general speaking at event
• Luciano: Safety shattered by sprays of bullets
• Administrator demotions have been rare in District 150
• Eureka College maintains spot on honor roll
• Families learn about cemeteries
• Supreme Court appears split by ideology over health care
• Illinois congressman chastised for wearing hoodie on House floor
• Blagojevich described as lousy boss at sentencing
• CAT tumbles more than 3 percent as stocks close lower
• 5 more Illinois counties to get cameras in courtrooms
• Urban hospitals propose Illinois Medicaid plan
• ISU's Jankovich among possible K-State coaching candidates
• Hot Online: Third-grader makes half-court shot
• Mariners top A's in MLB opener in Japan
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• BU men's basketball to play in Las Vegas tournament
• Ohio trying to find money to keep basketball coach Groce
• Source: SIU hires ex-Missouri St. coach Hinson
• Galesburg woman charged with cruelty after two horses die
• Plan to require 4 years of high school math stalls
• House OKs entrance fee for state parks
• Downtown Peoria hotel developer faces deadline for documents
• Diocese calls Missouri man a fraud
• More details emerge about teens in fatal Rt. 116 accident
• Mason County primary winner will be new state's attorney
• Henry lawyer a few votes short for November ballot
• Metamora team wins spot at robotics finals
• Indictment returned in Peoria house shooting
• Californian convicted in marijuana case
• POY Maggie Cunningham has competitive edge
• Kewanee council passes tax deal for dealership
• Nurse gets probation in prescription drug case
• Galesburg council to aid new business
• Scammer targets local eateries
• Schock on hand for Supreme Court health debate
• Fox's Geraldo Rivera: I'm sorry for hoodie comment
• U.S. consumers hold onto rosy outlook in March
• Virginia man injured in gun accident gets new face
• Pope prays for freedom, 'renewal' in Cuba
• Gay-marriage foes sought to split gays and blacks
• Justices signal deep trouble for health care law
• Calif. bill would punish student-teacher dating
• JetBlue captain: 'They're going to take us down'
• EPA to reduce new power plants' carbon pollution
• Check out our talented Women's Dance Team as they perform in the UDA Dance Compe...
• Check out our talented Women's Dance Team as they perform in the UDA Dance Compe...
• Avon considers options in wake of school consolidation failure
• Hot Online: Angry Birds Space app released
• Unpaid tickets could cut into Illinois tax refunds for some
• D150 votes for reclassification of four school administrators
• Chillicothe council and residents defend Grey Ghost statue
• Pennycress thriving in area fields
• Area farmers holding off on early planting
• Lincoln couple held on child porn counts
• Daytime lane closures resume on state Route 8
• Tazewell to vote on new administrator
• Peorian gets 10 years in slaying
• Sam LaHood to address World Affairs Council
• Construction would spare mausoleum
• Riverfront Museum at 70 percent complete with 30 weeks to go
• Jets welcome backup QB Tebow
• 'Pink slime' maker suspends some plant operations
• Studies say surgery can put diabetes into remission
• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• House to convene investigation of Rep. Smith
• George Jones recovering; will return June 23
• Illinois police uncover stash of synthetic drugs
• Peorian killed in Woodford County car crash
• Aggressive parents force egg hunt cancellation
• Mother: Police in Fla. demonizing slain son
• Romney trumpets rush of conservative endorsements
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke remarks
• Truly experience YOUR SENSE OF TASTE at the RMU Culinary Symposium on 4/13/12....
• Chicago girl hospitalized after gun in mattress fires
• Online Illinois lottery tickets net $15K first day
• Bullet hits bed occupied by Peoria woman
• 14-year-old girl crashes car into wall of apartment
• Ceramic arts hobby shop in Washington earns BYOB license
• Food collection at Can-a-thon guided by Biblical edict
• Vacant Peoria restaurant damaged by small fire
• Morton man allegedly shot in the ear over $1,500
• Word on the Street: XXL-sized ballots and prompt vote counting
• Community Foundation of Central Illinois looks to Facebook 'likes'
• Bulldogs make Rivermen heel, 2-1
• Taylor’s 22 lead KU to 80-67 win over Carolina
• Kentucky beats Baylor 82-70 in South Regional
• Medicaid drugs become target for cuts in Illinois
• Hundreds buy lottery tickets online in Illinois
• Galesburg dog owner says friend’s neglect led to pet’s death
• Turmoil costs University of Illinois on some fronts
• View from abroad: U.S. facing woes, but still No. 1
• Zeroed in: Rivermen blanked 2-0 by Admirals
• Education program takes aim at synthetic marijuana
• Peoria man stabbed outside home Saturday
• Buckeyes outlast Syracuse for berth in New Orleans
• Negative campaigning going strong
• Deng saves Bulls at buzzer in OT
• Mechanical maulers fight to the death at Lakeview Museum
• Finke: Hard to cut dollars for dubious scholars
• Computer upgrade links Peoria County criminal justice system
• Deaf ministry brings aid to deaf Jamaican children
• Louisville in Final 4 with 72-68 win over Florida
• Aide says Cheney had heart transplant Saturday
• Supreme Court to hear 'Obamacare' arguments Monday
• Rivermen Legends: White 11, Blue 10
• George Jones concert postponed at Peoria Civic Center
• Pope focuses on Mexico's children during visit
• Tsunami-tossed boat spotted off western Canada
• Obama confronts nuke threat on N. Korea front line
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• Santorum looks for rebound in Louisiana
• U.S. investigators say soldier split killing spree
• Trayvon Martin, my son, and the Black Male Code
• 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Illinois first state selling lottery tickets online
• Hundreds in Chicago protest Trayvon Martin killing
• Petitions to save West Campus expected at Pekin council meeting
• Review: Gaffigan joke train fueled by the mundane
• Bear cub photo opportunity shut down at Deer and Turkey Expo
• Thrill of the hunt on display at Civic Center
• Protesters rally against contraception coverage mandate
• Boyfriend dead at scene after shooting girlfriend
• Condemned Catholic charged with seven felonies
• Farm bill testimony heard in Galesburg
• Ex-NFL player to speak at Peace Luncheon
• IEPA grants Ameren plant variance
• Resignation leaves Sparland short
• Germantown Hills names new superintendent
• South Peoria man gets 27 years in shooting
• Woman sentenced for solicitation on Facebook
• Four Peoria managers received salary hikes last year
• Army sergeant charged with 17 counts of murder
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• Facebook takes steps to address privacy concerns
• Illinois Senate panel blocks lobbyist ethics bills
• Blues set to call-up Syvret from Rivermen
• New wind tower guidelines aim to lower bird deaths
• Cash spills on the highway: What would you do?
• Bradley Jazz Combos Concert April 19
• Pekin student to give flute recital March 30
• Student to give flute recital March 31
• Student recital set for April 1
• Turmoil costs U of Illinois on some fronts
• Opera Workshop cass to present scenes from eighteenth century operas
• Partisans dial up health care noise
• Some Illinois farmers consider planting early
• Review: Thorogood snarls, laughs through mighty show
• No foul play suspected in two unrelated ISU deaths
• Morton shooting suspects arrested Thursday
• Firefighter burned by boyfriend, police say
• Veteran Tazewell County Board member to resign
• Food services roll on despite high gas prices
• River City Roundup - March 22, 2012
• Wind farm exemptions to be codified
• East Bluff homicide victim identified
• Peoria scores well when pitted against other cities
• Boy a victim of sudden unexplained infant death
• Avon School Board eyes future plans
• Task force makes drug seizures, arrests
• Bustos brings her candidacy into focus
• Pekin man pleads guilty to child porn
• State disability funds going broke, and going away
• U.S. unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• U.S. OKs Egypt aid despite congressional concerns
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch back in the picture
• Feds consider closing some courtrooms to cut costs
• Several executives leave Komen after controversy
• Unhappy public not sure who to blame for high gas prices
• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• S. Illinois eligible for SBA loans after storms
• Former Washington Chamber director charged with theft
• Whitney Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• State unemployment rate drops to 9.1 percent
• Bill on employer Facebook password requests hits snag
• Illinois senators get a lesson on Medicaid complications
• Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne Burke to speak at Bradley
• Kroger, Stop & Shop join 'pink slime' exodus
• Lawyer seeks dismissal of charges against Sandusky
• Internationally known leaders and scholars will speak at Bradley conference
• U of I president Hogan resigns
• Supreme Court weighs U.S. power over states in health case
• Fraud case earns East Peoria man a five-year term
• Voter turnout even lower than expected in Peoria
• Police investigate minor stabbing on West Kettelle
• Sex offender faces assault charge
• Swimmer of the Year: Notre Dame junior Chris Neaveill
• Illinois House kills bill allowing audio recordings of police
• Rivermen defense baffled by Checkers, 6-2
• IRS has lien against treasurer
• After false start, New York Jets get Tebow
• Woodford primary vote not official, yet
• Power-deal ballot measures pass in most Illinois towns
• Partially mummified body discovered at Springfield funeral home
• Westbound Glen Avenue section will be closed
• University Street utility work is postponed
• Hotel project not on agenda for Tuesday
• Three armed robbers take $2,800 in pesos
• Eureka teacher in 'Daily Show' flap likely won't return
• Central Illinois will get short break from steamy temperatures
• Crews continue to monitor Sand Ridge State Forest after fire
• Arizona man robbed of construction equipment
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Illinois Senate to meet on Medicaid options
• Officials: No votes lost because of faulty ballots
• Illinois House approves end to legislative scholarships
• Quinn: FEMA denies Illinois appeal for assistance
• Last group of 182nd airmen return home Wednesday
• Doctors find clue in quest to predict heart attack
• Sources: Shaka Smart turns down Illinois offer
• Sparland's acting mayor resigns in dispute with village clerk
• Chiefs name new pitching coach
• Fact check: More U.S. oil drilling didn't drop gas price
• Brimfield's Spietz leaving Missouri
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• Alcohol sales return to Mackinaw
• Baldi wins Tazewell GOP coroner vote
• Gorman defeats Hoppock in 10th Judicial
• Rep. Sommer wins eighth consecutive term
• Bustos will face Schilling for 17th Congressional seat
• Koehler routs 46th Senate Democratic opponents
• B-PC, Abingdon, Avon school consolidation rejected
• Dunlap voters say no to creating park district
• Metamora approves tax for ambulance service
• Fulton County Board chairman defeated
• Manzullo loses Illinois primary race; Jackson wins
• New Farmington library nixed again
• EP police chief suggests new hires
• Fulton County rejects public safety sales tax
• Romney focusing on Obama with Illinois victory
• Illinois GOP voters pick Romney; turnout low
• Police still investigating shooting
• 7.4 quake shakes south Mexico, rattles capital
• Voters head to polls as clerks fix last-minute issues
• Second group of 182nd airmen return home
• 3 online date sites agree to screen for predators
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Diver released from hospital
• Sparland's acting mayor resigns
• NASA considering space station for Mars dry run
• Tazewell not alone with ballot size issue
• Rockford Diocese gets new bishop
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• Illinois State's season ends in OT
• Technology and teamwork
• Judge gives 6-year sentence to Edwards woman
• Washington sticks with interim intop city job until 2013
• Business cited for failure to comply with smoke ban
• Midland district adds committee
• Hand-washing fun part of 4-H Health Jam
• Boozer big as Bulls bury Magic 85-59
• Can-a-thon coming to Peoria
• Tapping an Iowa connection
• Lane reduction on part of I-474 today
• Romney fields questions, hears applause at Bradley
• Peoria Underwater Rescue Team member goes into cardiac arrest Monday
• Mitt Romney makes election-eve visit to Springfield
• Adaptive tricycle helps Mapleton girl surpass expectations
• About 300 Illinois towns consider power-buying measure
• Distracted by political sign, driver rear-ends state police car
• AP sources: Manning chooses Broncos
• Gates will add 80 jobs; could bring $3 million to Galesburg area
• Freshman guard Stewart leaving Bradley
• Pekin police discover possible murder-suicide
• Amtrak rolling out e-tickets on Illinois routes
• Lane closures near University-Northmoor intersection
• Elections officials expecting low turnout for Tuesday primary
• Mental health care providers fearful of state budget cuts
• Man beaten while walking to South Peoria home
• Two men in 50s robbed at gunpoint, not injured
• State senate bill would limit governor's power to close facilities
• Rookie scores twice to lead Blackhawks past Capitals
• Meet Your Neighbor: Betty McCumber
• Washington residents can access city's crime data online
• Research firm: New iPad more expensive to make
• Romney wins Puerto Rico, GOP campaign continues
• Minnesota knocks Bradley women from WBI, 85-59
• Too stoned to drive? A new wrinkle in pot debate
• Many willing to cut Afghan shooting suspect slack
• Peoria Central Lions celebrate their state basketball title
• Boil order lifted in Farmington
• Tarter: More to ag woes than pink slime
• Finke: Here's hoping Blago is silenced
• Police report man shot in the back in Peoria
• Peoria police issue warning on phone scam
• Expect lane closures on Shade-Lohmann
• Peoria High wins fifth state title
• Luciano: With Irish eyes smiling, she says 'Yes'
• Watson leads Bulls past 76ers
• Blues beat Lightning to reach postseason
• 'Going green' has double meaning
• Illinois wants new look at tornado tolls
• Winning IL may be difficult task for Santorum
• Central beats North Chicago, 72-64 for 3A title
• Peoria High parade route and rally
• Boland, Sharp lift Blackhawks over Stars
• Med students get their matches
• Wyoming complex keeps water
• Interim Illini coach on hand to cheer for Lions
• Sparland board member resigns
• Blazers topple Bulls 100-89
• Navistar sues Canton over FOIA requests
• Peoria Christan wins Class A championship at Scholastic Bowl finals
• Dozens of bars get smoking citations
• Fire damages storage shed at Aventine energy
• Peoria High defeats Hillcrest in Class 3A state semifinal
• Man falls 30 feet at O'Brien Steel
• Illinois appeals rejection of FEMA storm aid
• Players all business as Peoria Central gets warm send-off
• Peorian gets 65 years in 2009 slaying
• Ex-Pekin councilman to be jailed for hitting officer
• Time of Monday rally for Santorum in EP changed
• Sentencing of Blagojevich ex-chief of staff postponed
• New iPad sales off to slow start in Peoria
• Aldean sends pizza to camped-out fans
• Temps could hit record high for third straight day
• Crews battle late night, early morning house fires in Peoria
• Father, son charged in copper theft
• Peoria police conduct smoking ban checks at bars
• Photos of the Month - February
• Parsons Co. will build in Goodfield Industrial Park
• Committee of 10 makes final argument on B-PC, Avon, Abingdon consolidation
• Bradley grad competes on 'Jeopardy!'
• Members of AFSCME Local 51 protest Quinn budget cuts
• Debate reveals similarities among 17th District contenders
• 3A-4A state tournament updates
• Galesburg plant could gain 80 jobs
• Judge sets trial date in Beason deaths
• Former Downtown Peoria restaurant catering to conferences
• On the Air: Sports media in spotlight at BU summit
• Record storage offered to vets
• Astoria man hospitalized after single-vehicle crash
• Jail, probation given in alcohol poisoning
• Springfield man pleads to five bank holdups
• Downtown Peoria promises to be crowded this weekend
• Maintaining the Legacy: Your Guide to the Class 3A & 4A State Finals
• 80 degree temps set another record
• Man guts out gunshot to genitals for 1 1/2 days
• Bags of cocaine found in airport bathroom
• Quinn announces three WIU board appointments
• Heavy demand expected as latest iPad goes on sale Friday
• Some schools planning to drop 'pink slime' meat
• Lawyer: Afghanistan suspect was loath to deploy again
• Majority of teacher pensions underfunded
• CDC launching graphic anti-smoking ad campaign
• U of I faculty letter: Trustees should fire Hogan
• Sears dumps clothing department in 10 stores
• Late winter warmth sets another record
• Young people not so environmentally 'green' after all, says study
• MythBusters exhibition opens in Chicago
• River City Roundup - March 14, 2012
• Fire causes extensive damage to Peoria home
• Pickup truck shatters restaurant window
• Bradley women rally for WBI triumph
• Fulton tapped out on court-ordered care
• Midland scholarship honors former coach
• Kenny Meinders trial delayed
• Former student buys Blaine-Sumner building
• Home health-care advocates see way to offset Medicaid cuts
• Rivermen take Midwest Division lead with 3-1 win over Wolves
• Peoria delays yard waste pickup to save money
• Air National Guard shrinking
• Three Peoria hotels are put in the spotlight
• GOP presidential campaign moves to Illinois
• On last day free, Blagojevich offers last words
• Three vie for senate nod in 38th District
• Peoria teen again charged with robbery
• March 14 high of 80 is a record for Peoria area
• Illinois to recalculate storm damage cost for FEMA
• SUV flips onto side at Knoxville and Lake
• U.S. soldier accused of killing spree flown out of Afghanistan
• Colleague says Sen. Kirk mentally sharp after stroke
• City: Ex-councilman gave confidential info to Navistar
• Macomb resident wants RR ‘quiet zones’
• Galesburg mayor to pull marijuana proposal from city agenda
• New screening procedures for air travelers over 75
• Driver sentenced to six years for crash that killed East Peoria man
• Caterpillar invests $20M in SC manufacturing plant
• New Bears receiver Marshall accused of punching woman
• Fired man allegedly runs over co-worker
• Saxophone recital set for April 5
• Special needs youths share the March Madness spotlight
• Fulton County Board skips bidding process for road grader
• Teen conference encourages good decision-making
• Blackhawks rally, beat Blues in shootout
• Peoria council OKs sewer hike
• Luciano: Making Peorians notice politicians
• IVC school board votes 6-0 for random drug tests
• Lacon advances 'streetscape' project
• Five Points Washington pursues tax-exempt status
• Parts of Illinois campaign finance law struck down
• Brandywine Drive hotel up for auction
• Peoria man charged in spate of robberies
• Peorians held on armed robbery charges
• Glasford issues boil order
• Peoria man held on bond for allegedly firing shots
• Protesters want change in state's tax system
• Bears acquire Pro Bowl receiver Marshall from Miami
• Firefighters battle Morton blaze Tuesday
• Building collapses in South Peoria; no injuries reported
• Stocks record biggest gains of year
• Super Tuesday boys basketball updates
• Student to give violin recital
• The aging brain is subject of symposium March 30-31
• U of I still concerned about state funding
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• Chicago state lawmaker arrested on bribery charge
• Illinois lawmakers start petition to stop closures
• MEG closes in on local drug case with Colorado connections
• Lt. Gov. Simon wants hearing on sand mine near Starved Rock
• Chairman of Ford Motor Company to give commencement address
• Bradley grad to appear Thursday on 'Jeopardy'
• Mild winter may benefit central Illinois farmers
• District 150 superintendent comes under fire
• 7 health care options after you've lost your job
• ICC women’s coach resigns
• Ford CEO to speak at BU commencement
• Bulls win 10th in last 11 games
• Incumbents battle over new district
• Performing arts troupe helps Stark students cope with fatal crash
• Three in custody after report of shots fired
• Police arrest Peoria man suspected of armed robbery
• Experts: IVC drug tests await hair testing challenge
• James Shadid takes oath as chief judge
• Chief's resignation leaves Washburn without police department
• New principal named for Galesburg High School
• Salvation Army says demand up nationwide for youth programs
• Diocese discloses terms of hotel deal
• Wisconsin man catches Illinois' largest walleye
• Teachers expected to picket District 150 board meeting today
• Ticket info released for Jason Aldean concert
• Bradley women to play in WBI
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• Infant likely died from asphyxiation over weekend
• Bradley soccer adds nine recruits
• Quinn plan would cut drug treatment in prisons
• Farmington plans boil order for Friday
• Penn St. trustees: Paterno's firing over 'failure of leadership'
• Trib-WGN poll: Romney leads Santorum in Illinois
• Chicago concert planned to honor late pope's beatification
• Hensick sent back to Rivermen by Blues
• Debate over school consolidation heats up in three districts
• Scaled-down Vietnam memorial returns to Morton
• Illinois left out of NIT, completing collapse
• Word on the Street: Four people, five days 'to stay in touch'
• Fire destroys garage on Westmoreland Avenue
• Woman confronts burglar in her living room
• Kings get past Blackhawks in shootout
• Peoria infant's death under investigation
• U.S. Army sergeant kills 16 in Afghan villages
• Perron, Halak lead Blues to 5th straight win
• Peoria man charged with burglary prefers hat to freedom
• Kentucky, UNC, Syracuse, MSU get top seeds in NCAA Tournament
• Allen's first shutout in nearly a year leads Rivermen, 5-0
• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• Poll shows Romney ahead of Santorum in Illinois
• Review: Adkins charms the ladies
• Tarter: Nuts to all that
• Peoria apartment fire sends woman to hospital
• Finke: Illinois lawmakers jumping on 'Caylee Law' bandwagon
• Blues beat Columbus to tie home wins mark
• Dollar covers cost of big country breakfast at Expo Gardens
• Reading books paid off for winner of Peoria County Spelling Bee
• Rose, Boozer, Korver lead Bulls past Jazz
• Work drives new Prairie Wind Ensemble conductor
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Illini Central boys earn first state trophy with another late rally
• Fistfight breaks out at Chicago Symphony Orchestra
• Illini Central players 'gave it their all'
• Central outlasts Washington in OT for 3A Peoria Sectional title
• Review: Smiley rules the roast
• Schock named Carl Sandburg commencement speaker
• Rivermen get 2 from O'Sullivan, beat Heat, 4-1
• Class 1A: Illini Central falls short in semifinal
• Judge blocks Wyoming from cutting off water service to apartments
• Man shot in face Friday night on Thrush Avenue
• Peoria County sheriff offering $500 scholarship
• D150 beefing up effort to enforce stop-arm law
• Illinois may ban drivers from using cellphones near accidents
• Flu cases on the rise in central Illinois
• Gingrich: I won't quit if I lose Tuesday in South
• State tournament updates
• American Airlines flight to Chicago delayed by 'altercation'
• Fans at Carver Arena hang on till last second
• Illinois Senate declares Bungalow Week
• Pickens promotes natural gas use during PDC visit
• Chillicothe man sentenced to 45 years for killing wife
• Manning meets with Broncos brass
• State Bar Association: No problem with cameras in courtrooms
• Man with 25 DUIs gets seven years in prison
• Illinois may ban possession of shark fins
• IDHS mulls relocation to save money
• Pekin mothers accused of shoplifting
• Giant-sized sneakers, hoops and balls part of the Experience
• On the Air: Public media outlets unveil new teaching tool
• Harrison Impact Zone homeowners learn about improvement funds
• Group scopes out Heights water tower for pilot TV show
• Lacon officials support deal on riverfront TIF
• Campbell sentenced to 51 years for botched robbery
• Group releases 'alternative budget' for Illinois
• Marshall zoning dispute over campground persists
• Marshall considers E-911 change
• Peoria High student faces arson charge
• Benson services not interrupted by recent theft
• Solar storm causing few disruptions on Earth
• Heights chef makes semi-finals of restaurant 'Oscars'
• FAA forecast: High air fares most of this decade
• Illinois senators vote to cut their salaries again
• Illini Central thrilled by trip to 1A state finals
• Your guide to the Class 1A/2A state basketball finals
• Illinois House approves ban on cellphones while driving
• Panel says U.S. should rethink nuke emergency plans
• 7.3M Illinoisans registered to vote before primary
• U of I president vows to fix problems at university
• Tornado death toll in Southern Illinois rises to 7
• Iowa ousts Illinois from Big Ten tournament
• Pat Robertson: Pot should be treated like alcohol
• RMU Experience Application is now available via iTunes!!!
• New Kohl's store in Galesburg delayed a year due to soil issues
• Forty Students Skip Spring Break to Help Communities In-Need
• How about a retweet? Fans turn to Twitter for digital autographs
• Author Taylor Branch to give Robison Lecture
• Big solar storm reaches Earth; no trouble reported
• Five pending cases dismissed from Summer Camp weekend
• River City Roundup - March 7, 2012
• Washington outlasts Manual 65-63 in four OTs
• Jury finds Peoria man guilty of possession
• Rivermen rally from 3 down, stun Barons in OT
• Forum will discuss improvement programs for Harrison impact zone
• Peoria County jailer charged in inmate battery
• Luciano: Beware, hawk-eyed honker hunts D.C.
• Diocese 'optimistic' on hotel
• Police veteran, USAF dentist vie for Tazewell coroner
• Shooting defendant faces witness tampering charge
• Emanuel stresses common ties between downstate, Chicago
• March Madness Experience returns
• Sam LaHood happy to be home
• Human Trafficking is subject of lecture March 27
• Carrollton shocks Brimfield in 1A supersectional
• Western Illinois loses in overtime of Summit League championship
• High temp for day nearly doubles in 24 hours
• Blues too hot to handle in victory over Blackhawks
• East Peoria OKs sales tax hikes
• Morton school board OKs school project bids
• Roanoke-Benson evaluates options for improving school facilities
• 10th judicial candidates running on experience
• Koehler aims to keep incentives
• House committee OKs bill allowing concealed-carry
• Peoria brings in more taxes from hotels, restaurants
• Ohio school shooting case may go to adult court
• Super Tuesday: Home-state advantage good to Mitt Romney
• Chicago mayor backs Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr.
• Report: Colts, Manning breaking up
• Obama: Time has come to wind down Afghan war
• Schools face tough calls with tornado outbreak
• Illinois Senate panel approves new tax on strip clubs
• Wishing for a Reagan at a Super Tuesday precinct
• Minority students face harsher punishments
• Pekin woman sentenced to probation for sex with teen
• Galesburg man charged with hitting elderly man can’t make bail
• Heights man wins $1 million lottery
• Midwest Central's Berg leads area all-staters
• Video game design program recognized
• RMU's latest edition of the cookbook is now available. Supplies of Blend 2 are...
• 'Lipstick Killer' of Chicago dies after 65 years in prison
• Notre Dame student remembered during vigil
• Roanoke approves new police contract
• Crime spree suspect jailed
• Residents want to detach from District 150, join Dunlap District 323
• American Tire on its way to Morton
• T. Boone Pickens coming to town Friday
• Tazewell administrator search steps up
• Horticulture expert says native plants are used to wild weather fluctuations
• Autopsy: Toddler's head injuries 'suggestive of child abuse'
• Teen charged in fatal crash pleads not guilty
• Cities likely will have extra salt for next winter
• Phone donation will help Marines stay in touch with families
• Statewide tornado drill includes 'live' warning
• Harrisburg could add fans, emotion to IHSA tourney
• On the campaign trail
• Advice urges wider sharing of heart care decisions
• Overhead bins get bigger
• Even mild concussions can cause lingering symptoms
• Limbaugh says his apology to student was sincere
• IL university staff could lose tuition break
• Afghanistan-bound Marines get electronic care package
• Peoria begins March madness cleaning work
• Peoria Notre Dame teen dead in Sunday night crash
• U of I trustees call unexpected meeting
• Word on the Street: Downtown hotel deal may push into April
• Spring Valley man indicted in Eureka burglaries
• Accidents, ice shut down local bridges
• Hot coals in trash can may have started garage fire
• 179 teams dance the day away at TEAMDance competition
• Woman choked after forced entry to her apartment
• 7 Democrats in Putnam County race
• Author with Asperger Syndrome shares life with Eureka audience
• Mackinaw considering support of youth sports programs with referendum
• Peoria CVB looks at possible changes
• Kane scores winner, Blackhawks beat Red Wings 2-1
• Rose scores 35 as Bulls hold off 76ers 96-91
• Creighton beats ISU in OT for 11th MVC tourney title
• No. 14 Wisconsin handles Illinois
• Peoria toddler's death Saturday night under investigation
• Rivermen lose game, and opportunity, 2-1
• Businessmen turn old bakery into art studios
• Waterworth, Woodmancy seek chance to face Schock
• Blues complete season sweep of Sharks with win
• Manito program offers students after-school outlet
• Lack of resources makes inclusion difficult for parochial schools
• 4 straight: Romney wins Washington GOP caucus
• Tarter: We have met the enemy, and it is meetings
• Washington man dies after exiting moving truck
• Catholic women bloggers examine social media as modern forum
• 3 Democrats vie for state Senate
• Red Cross workshop helps military families reconnect
• 'Access the Experience' set for March 13
• Rivermen get ex-AHL All-Star goalie from San Jose Sharks
• Obama: Fuel-efficient cars an answer to gas prices
• Limbaugh apologizes to law student for insult
• Environmental damages remain issue after BP deal
• Peoria Academy student wins Journal Star spelling bee
• El Paso library likely to receive $10,000 from contest
• Rivermen eye major swap with Portland
• Pere Marquette, Catholic Diocese in legal scuffle over land
• Brimfield tops Abingdon for first sectional title since 1979
• Wrestlers draw taunts and cheers at Bellevue gym
• RVs of all shapes and sizes on display at Civic Center
• Classmates join 11-year-old for adoption ceremony at courthouse
• Central roars back against Richwoods
• Peoria man gets 60 years for salvage yard stabbing
• Judges rule man will get new trial
• Sparland Village Hall will remain a polling place
• Hossa helps Blackhawks top Senators 2-1
• Bulls trample Cavaliers as Rose takes over in 3rd quarter
• Stark County student faces DUI charges in fatal car crash
• Caterpillar pays out record $1.2 billion to employees
• Study links heavy diesel exhaust to lung cancer
• Massive band of storms wrecks Indiana towns, kills 3
• Southern Illinois fires coach Chris Lowery
• Obama joins in assailing Limbaugh slur of student
• Yelp shares surge in stock market debut
• In interview, Obama says he's not bluffing on Iran
• Illinois eavesdropping law unconstitutional
• Teen driver in triple fatal crash allegedly huffing before accident
• MLB makes it official: 10 teams in playoffs
• Man gets 11 years for child sexual abuse
• Son allegedly steals guns from father
• Consultant offers conclusions on Washington school consolidation
• Peoria company hires at job fair as unemployment rate drops
• LaHood: Lawmakers should reveal personal links to legislation
• On the Air: WMBD staying on AM, official says
• President of ISU in '70s, '80s, Lloyd Watkins, dies at age 83
• Five interview to be Galesburg High School principal
• Peorian, 23, sentenced to 32 years for sex assault
• Professor uses Skype to teach from abroad
• Creve Coeur may get a tax hike regardless of vote
• Authorities say woman illegally sold Vicodin
• Macomb tries to codify, license large gatherings
• Festival of Lights Parade caught in budget debate
• Former Sec. of State Baker to receive honorary Reagan Fellow
• Maryland becomes eighth state to legalize gay marriage
• Obama demands Congress end oil, gas subsidies
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Drake
• Utah woman gives birth to third Leap Day baby
• U.S. Senate halts bill to revise birth control rule
• Postal closures concern election officials, voters
• Judge replaces attorneys in Beason murder case
• 1 student shot, wounded at Arizona high school
• Quinn lifts hold on Illinois hospital tax exemption rulings
• Illinois unemployment rate drops to 9.4 percent
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• AT&T relents on 'unlimited data' plan limits
• Bradley earns video game design recognition
• Jobs picture brightens, but incomes, spending weak
• IRS battling conservatives over tax-exempt status
• Sam LaHood, 6 other Americans fly out of Egypt
• IL House OKs lower estimate for state revenue
• Cardinals, Molina agree on 5-year contract
• Illini women ousted from Big Ten tournament
• Rams say no to dome plan; will submit their own
• McDonald leads Blues past Oilers
• Canton plants to hire about 50 workers
• Peoria couple chooses leap day as their wedding day
• Tazewell settles lawsuit over inmate treatment
• Fire reported at vacant house in Bartonville
• Bill removes tuition break for employees
• Admirals sink Rivermen in Milwaukee
• 12 killed as violent storms ravage Midwest, South
• Luciano: Con turned American Dream into a nightmare
• Peoria felon convicted on weapons charge
• Family Solutions agency opening
• Wellmobile offers several health screenings
• Sparland Village Board to try harder to abide law
• High winds cause semi to overturn on I-39
• GOP hopefuls woo Woodford voters
• Study: Old flu drug speeds brain injury recovery
• Bridge work will force lane reductions on I-74
• Apple market value hits $500B, where few have gone
• Q&A: Google to dig deeper into users' lives
• Pere Marquette foreclosure case waits on resolution
• Egypt lifts travel ban on NGO workers, including Sam LaHood
• Owner says Pere could have stayed open for IHSA tourneys
• Obama salutes Iraq war vets at White House dinner
• On to Super Tuesday: Santorum, Romney battle on
• Ohio school shooting suspect may have used relative's gun
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• For sale: Michael Jordan's home in suburban Chicago
• Frontier announces non-stop flights from Bloomington to Orlando
• Pekin High considering new online-relationship policy
• BU guard Lemon on MVC Most Improved team
• Manual ousts Canton, Morton drops Limestone
• Rose's late jumper leads Bulls over Hornets
• Drug testing proposal draws crowd at IVC High School
• Peoria District 150 Board mum on possible principal demotions
• Senate committee raises dropout age in Illinois to 18
• Lacon seeking further advice on riverfront development
• Peoria council extends deadline for Downtown hotel project
• Former police officer sentenced on porn charge
• Thieves steal airbags from vehicles at Peoria businesses
• Peorian found guilty of murder in 2010 slaying
• Egypt: Judges withdraw from LaHood trial
• Canton man faces sex assault, alcohol charges
• Wind farm decision not a likely ballot box issue
• One contested race in Marshall District 2
• City administrator resigns in Minonk
• Schock backs Kinzinger in 16th
• Wednesday is deadline for PDC Toter orders
• Romney and Santorum collide in Michigan primary
• Economy tops in early Ariz., Mich. exit polls
• Stark District 1 is heavily contested
• Tsunami debris spreads halfway across Pacific
• Eastern bypass route up for vote in Tazewell County
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since 2008 crisis
• Illinois hospitals ready if tax exemption talks break down
• Prosecutor: Ohio school shooting suspect is 'not well'
• Poll: U.S. belief in warming rises with thermometer
• U of I president likely to address faculty after call for resignation
• Other Illinois officials cool to Quinn's call for cuts
• Remains of some 9-11 victims went to landfill
• Chorale and Chamber Singers To Present Spring Concert
• High School Honor Choir to perform
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• More Americans seeking dental treatment at the ER
• Kenseth wins, Johnson exits race early, jet drier catches fire after crash at Daytona 500
• Woodford County approves changes to wind farm ordinance
• Arnott scores twice, Blues beat Flames 3-1
• Program shows parents how their children’s pop culture, clothing choices could raise concern
• Crowd shows support for two principals at District 150 meeting
• Morton goes by boards 48-39
• Washington school study will be revealed
• Robbery reported at Delavan bank
• Peorian gets eight years for shooting during fight
• District 6 voters will choose between experience and new face in County Board race
• Inspections to close lanes of Shade-Lohmann Bridge
• Minority business outreach begins
• Report: Safety device disabled on elevator that killed Knox grad
• Bradley charged up for future of electric cars
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• Early voting begins for Illinois' March 20 primary
• Bird flu, pig flu, now bat flu? Human risk unclear
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• Supreme Court rejects emergency Asian carp measures
• Morton's Livingston leads area all-staters
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Garage damaged in Sunday fire
• I-74 lane closures set for Thursday
• Daytona 500 scheduled to start Monday night
• Knife-wielding teen subdued by Taser at Northwoods Mall
• Rivermen rally behind Allen to beat Heat, 4-3 in shootout
• Wildlife Prairie State Park opens for season
• Illinois among top 3 states for workers compensation costs
• Watchdog: State's problems a big concern for businesses
• Advocates of electricity-buying cooperatives tout potential savings
• Peoria may get compensation if hotel not open by March 2013
• Grand Victorian senior living homes change hands
• Early primary voting starts Monday
• Pekin Hospital latest to look at closing its skilled nursing unit
• Historic finish for Great American Race
• Stars begin arriving for 84th Academy Awards
• Rivermen All-Star Bishop traded by Blues
• Farrakhan speaks race and politics in Chicago
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for settlement talks
• Retired Illinois teachers could see benefits cut
• Army IDs remains of last missing soldier in Iraq
• WWII vet says nobody helped after he was carjacked
• Egypt opens trial of Sam LaHood and 15 other Americans
• Rematch, repeat: Rivermen lose 2-1, again, to Rampage
• Central Illinois home to several encounters in the oft-ignored War of 1812
• Quick, Brown lead Kings to shut out Hawks
• Fans of feathered-friends flock to fundraising fair
• Juvenile offenders causing trouble for state’s budget
• Luciano: Mother’s DNA could find parents’ killer
• East Peoria, Peoria take roundabout way to roads
• Quinn, Cat CEO at center of debate
• ISU beats the clock, Bradley
• Taylor Brown says Bradley career is over
• Blues down Jets in shootout
• Illini Bluffs takes third place in 1A girls state
• Manual victory good for M-S 6 share
• Rivermen lose goaltending duel to Rampage, 2-1
• Spring Home Show kicks off at the Civic Center
• Sparland might hire ordinance officer
• Senator says Democrats’
 highway bill will ensure 
steady funding for Illinois
• Attempted murder charge dropped for Robinson
• County residents also will 
vote on sales tax to fund 
public-safety initiatives
• Jury to begin deliberations on slaying Monday
• Gas prices show big spikes in central Illinois
• Driver crashes car
 into One World Cafe
• Rivermen lose Cole to call-up by Blues
• Illini Bluffs falls to CHBC in state semifinal, 63-54
• London Mills man charged with sexual assault
• 2 of 3 lanes on Sterling Ave. to close next week
• Thumbs up to cameras at upcoming Sheley murder trial
• Turnstile access system to be installed in library
• Man allegedly robbed by woman he met on the Internet
• Journal Star experiencing system issues; email affected
• Morton girls win sectional title
• On the Air: HD radio is well behind HD TV
• Blues beat Predators in shootout, 3-2
• Stars beat Blackhawks, 3-1
• Hidden Web code remains mystery
• Senate holds off on bill to license rolling machines
• Driver says he was chased by gunman in white car
• Quinn's senior health adviser says getting to $2.7 billion will require everything to be considered by lawmakers
• Dean Rusch of College of Medicine honored
• Cardinals broadcaster will address prayer breakfast in Morton
• Woodford County Board chairman releases first state-of-the-county address
• Developer says Marriott project poised to move forward
• Illini Bluffs community sends girls bball team to state
• Sears closing 6 Illinois locations, including Kmart in Peru
• Poll: Millionaire tax popular, spending cuts too
• Ryan Braun's 50-game suspension overturned
• Rep. Schilling meets Pekin city officials
• Iowa man dead after falling off tombstone at Macomb cemetery
• Bloomington mail processing to move to Peoria, Champaign
• 3 Galesburg men arrested in teen beating
• Doomsday nears for old Tremont Supervalu building
• River City Roundup - Feb. 22, 2012
• Funeral protest bill passes Illinois House
• Tazewell grand jury indicts Peorian on five charges
• Big R coming to former Washington Kmart
• Germantown Hills Board trustee resigns
• Peoria County fire departments updating radio system
• Central Illinois lawmakers have mixed reactions to budget speech
• Bruins snap Blues home success
• Rahm Emanuel endorses Duckworth's bid for Congress
• Luciano: Pushing carriage teaches lessons
• Heights alters times for taking junk
• Boozer helps Bulls dominate Bucks
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• Poll: Obama benefitting from improving economy
• Police say homeowner shot California man
• Metamora police don't want to be first response outside village
• Man killed in reported LaSalle Co. home invasion attempt identified
• Prosecutors: Peorian was shot execution-style
• Panel: All adults should get whooping cough shots
• Local student mathletes® to compete in math contest
• Student to give violin recital
• Man arrested after report of camera in Champaign bathroom
• Third prison term coming for Pekin sex offender
• Galesburg man pleads not guilty in beating case
• Mapleton husband and wife dead in apparent murder-suicide
• North Pekin chief says backup will continue to Marquette Heights
• Rivermen strike back, beat Heat 4-3 in shootout
• Blackhawks top Red Wings, 2-1
• Copper pipe, wire stolen from vacant Peoria home
• Romney coming to Peoria for Schock fundraiser
• Woodford board reschedules meeting
• Springdale board addresses savanna
• EPFD tackles OT with new hire
• Morton school board quickly backs summer school program
• Mackinaw IGA will stay dry
• Panel evaluating Pekin airport
• Judge McDade urges students to embrace education
• Costumes, beads consume Mardi Gras in New Orleans
• East Peoria announces contest to name downtown development
• Quinn budget would shut 14 Illinois facilities, slash Medicaid
• Illinois lawmakers propose changes to federal transportation bill
• Dow breaks 13,000 but can't hold gains
• Illinois House panel approves 2 anti-abortion measures
• ADM increases job cuts from 1,000 to 1,200
• Autopsy: Drowning caused death of missing Peoria County man
• Former D150 principal pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• Taylor Brown to miss UNI game
• Car charging stations installed in parking decks
• Traffic on section of Harrison Street redirected this morning
• Supreme Court to take new look at affirmative action
• District 185, Watson agree to resignation deal
• Butler appointed to District 308 board
• 4.0 earthquake rattles southern Illinois, 3 other states
• Caterpillar could start work on new Georgia plant in March
• Share your new beginnings
• World War II veteran receives the gift of mobility
• Food left on stove blamed in fatal Peoria house fire
• Drivers may see more E-15 after EPA approval
• Mother of four takes on photography as a full-time career
• Minonk council adds new categories to agendas
• Washington council OKs sidewalk grant application
• Parked car shot on Martin Luther King Junior Drive
• Longtime Marshall board member dies
• Fulton County voters to make call on safety tax
• Chillicothe gets Safe Routes grants
• Police search for Hardees robbers
• Mild winter brings some relief from potholes
• YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• Chicago school draws scrutiny over student fines
• US, Mexico agree to cooperate on energy
• Quinn plans to cut state budget to 2008 levels
• Illinois Chamber president gives Quinn C, C+ on jobs
• Glenn chats with space station to mark anniversary
• Back from injury, Rose leads Bulls past Hawks
• One dead, two jailed after LaSalle County home invasion
• Annawan sophomore leads area all-staters
• RedFoo cancels Bradley date
• Paternity test allegedly reveals underage sex assault occurred
• Havana alderman resigns from City Council
• Suspect arrested for crashing into house Saturday
• Sex-changing treatment for kids: It's on the rise
• District 51 principal resigns, assistant suspended without pay
• Word on the Street: Sullivan has full platter of goals
• Finke: Quinn readies big budget reveal
• Man held in shooting on Peoria's West Bluff
• Woodford courthouse grounds need attention
• Readers share memories of space race
• Witness interrupts armed robbery in Peoria
• Manual lineman picks Michigan
• Area patients still getting mammograms without delay
• Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program could be at risk of losing more funding
• Children's Home Association of Illinois YWCA Peoria
• Enthusiasts young and old share a devotion to scale-model rails
• 'Colbert Report' to return Monday after absence
• Quinn faces big questions on Ill. budget
• LaSalle County homeowner fatally shoots intruder
• Missing Peoria County man found; a first-person account
• Review: Symphony orchestra presents two styles
• Bullets pierce 3 Peoria houses overnight Friday
• 4-H members explore karate, robots, other new subjects
• Former Bradley students team up to provide service dogs
• Woodford Co. board to vote on proposed changes to wind farms
• Loyola busts out to beat Bradley, 56-44
• Luciano: Kevin Harmon gives his thanks, and so much more
• Domination, third state title for Washington’s Reel
• Candidates offer their take at Women Voters forum
• Man drove into house on Smith Street
• Man who didn't report to prison faces more charges
• Lakeview Museum event discusses climate change
• Kyle Busch edges Stewart to win Shootout
• No. 2 Central is too big for top-ranked Lanphier
• Rivermen goalie Allen leads 3-1 win over Griffins
• Finke: Strip clubs speak out in defense of jobs
• Egypt sets Feb. 26 as start date for Sam LaHood's trial
• Nebraska pounds Illinois 80-57
• Blues blank Wild for sixth straight win
• Taylor Brown to miss Loyola game, may be back next week
• Nets pound Rose-less Bulls
• Blackhawks wrap up road trip by beating lowly Blue Jackets
• Whitney Houston remembered at hometown funeral
• Rivermen All-Star Bishop called-up by Blues
• Balloon-driven cars let students have fun with physics
• Regional planning panel stresses need for high-speed rail
• Man steers burning car to safety
• Rivermen check out in 4-2 loss to Charlotte
• African American Hall of Fame Museum honors Peoria High student
• Man sought in connection with Peoria home invasion
• No-confidence vote may await Minonk city administrator
• Silver-tongued students compete at state speech meet
• Toluca man accused of drug sale to MEG agent
• Part of Forrest Hill Avenue closed to traffic through Feb. 24
• Dunlap man found unhurt, ISP says
• States attack 'Obamacare' with birth control bills
• Retail chain accused of selling dogs from puppy mills
• Sheley's next murder trial spurs debate over courtroom cameras
• NJ Gov. Christie vetoes gay marriage bill as vowed
• Illinois hospitals call for junk food tax
• Glenn kicks off 50th anniversary celebration of historic space flight
• Congress sends payroll tax cut extension to Obama
• Kirk starts rehab exercises after stroke
• Caterpillar plans to build new plant in Georgia
• Convenience stores want to retain control of online lottery access
• Ill. inmates continue suit over soy in prison food
• Weber: 'Hopefully, we can get this turned around'
• Illinois Supreme Court: Lying to police not always a crime
• Terror suspect arrested near U.S. Capitol in FBI sting
• U.S. flu season off to latest start in decades
• Easton man pleads not guilty to sexual assault
• Peoria man arrested in fatal stabbing is released from jail
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• Attorney: Woodford clerk not bound by county board directives
• Richwoods faces adversity but holds off Central for 3A regional title
• On the Air: Former news anchor fondly remembered
• Bellevue store robbed by unarmed man
• Police investigate robbery at North Valley store
• Washington schools will pick new board member
• Illinois lawmaker proposes strip club tax
• Public hearing called on $20M road project in Far North Peoria
• Quest Charter Academy applications approach 50
• McDonald scores in Blues 5-1 win over Islanders
• 4 kids slightly hurt when vehicle hits school bus
• Chillicothe’s McAllister ready for next step after MLB debut
• Deadline fast approaching for Peorians to choose Toter size
• District 150 to receive $34 million in long-delayed state funding
• East Peoria church launches discount food program
• Durflinger heads governor's panel
• House speaker says payroll tax bill won't add jobs
• U.S. Postal Service: $18B loss without cuts, rate increases
• Obama wooing 99 percent, fundraising from 1 percent
• GM posts its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Possibly no charges against man who fatally stabbed another
• Dow within 100 of 13,000 as stocks barrel higher
• Government asks carmakers to curb dashboard technology
• Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter dies at 57
• House GOP lawmakers push plan to update 'No Child Left Behind'
• State budget to include 'quite a few' state facilities closures
• Sears lays off 100 at Illinois headquarters
• Transcript of Geno Ford chat
• Gov. Quinn to meet Chinese vice president
• Bradley Symphony Orchestra concert to feature concerto/aria competition winners
• Quad Cities man runs afoul of Illinois eavesdropping law
• Summer Camp succeeds in upping the wow factor
• River City Roundup - Feb. 15, 2012
• Photos of the Month - January
• Obama initiative designed to create skilled work force
• Rivermen shut down the IceHogs
• Loss to Purdue could be final straw for Illini, Weber
• Clock is ticking on effort to save Pekin's West Campus
• Pizza maker, video store robbed Wednesday
• Peoria pedestrian shot in abdomen
• Search for missing Alzheimer's patient goes on
• Fulton County votes against renewing administrator's contract
• Knox student reports assault
• Rep. Gordon tours Crittenton Centers
• Could mineral springs draw tourists to South Peoria?
• GOP pushes back against any further cuts in nukes
• Police: Malnourished Wis. girl abused for years
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Drake
• Romney targets auto bailout in battle for Michigan
• 358 confirmed dead in Honduras prison fire
• Counterfeit drugs becoming big business worldwide
• 15-minute-old newborn gets pacemaker for heart
• Electric cigarette explodes in Fla. man's mouth
• Boehner delays action on House transportation bill
• Blagojevich hopes to enter prison with 'dignity'
• Police arrest suspect in Wednesday morning stabbing death
• Student to give cello recital
• Deere says 1Q profit up 4 percent on strong sales
• Pekin annexes 239 acres in hopes of future industrial development
• One dead, three hurt in one-vehicle crash south of Danvers
• Chicago, Los Angeles among most corrupt in nation according to report
• Ex-legislator Flider to get top Illinois agriculture post
• IVC assessing options for new athletic conference
• District 150 votes to sell two school buildings
• Blue Jackets slip past Blues
• Predators edge slumping Blackhawks
• Bulls survive late rally to beat Kings
• Ex-principal files suit against D150
• Luciano: No thug with a gun gets called 'polite'
• Caterpillar manager settles lawsuit in tax allegation
• Peorian gets 10 years for shooting at vehicle filled with passengers
• Murphy Road closed at bridge
• Peoria council approves change in flood plain ordinance
• Committee will look at projects for Southtown TIF money
• Lacon joins effort to stop synthetic drugs
• Snell honored by Peoria City Council
• AP sues Meltwater News claiming copyright offense
• IL AG: No to diverting money from mortgage deal
• Federal transportation bill could hurt Illinois transit projects
• StarTek could lay off 250 at Decatur office
• Quinn proposes change to the Illinois constitution
• Hennepin couple died of apparent murder-suicide
• Pressure builds on Illini coach Weber
• Fukudome, White Sox agree to 1-year deal
• Mackinaw teen sentenced for burglary
• West Campus submitted for historic status
• Details emerge in meth case against Galesburg mom
• Pekin council votes 7-0 for new school buses
• Researchers finding evidence corn rootworm making comeback
• U.S. triples ethanol exports in year
• Couple turns fresh start into growing used furniture business
• Lewistown opens visitors center
• Traffic accidents throughout Peoria area follow snowfall
• House transportation bill has hurdles to clear to win support
• Man with Alzheimer's still missing after overnight search
• Peorians could see increase in sewer rates
• Low bids approved for more Washington high school construction
• LS Building owner comforted no one killed or hurt in blaze
• Mettille sworn in as Chillicothe's new police chief
• McDonald's asks suppliers to stop using hog crates
• After Kirk stroke, colleagues push Polish visa-waiver cause
• White House attacks Senate contraception bills
• Student artwork to adorn Peoria airport
• New parenting blog: Rated PG
• Authorities: Whitney Houston was underwater in tub
• Washington becomes seventh state to allow gay marriage
• Obama seeks $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• Black History speaker: 'You make the environment'
• Share your memories of space heroes
• Investigation continues on two found dead in Hennepin home
• AT&T customers surprised by 'unlimited data' limit
• Obama's new budget: Higher taxes for the wealthy
• New community blog: Voices of Faith: A religion blog
• Congrats to Jesus Patino of Joliet Central - Winner of the RMU School Spirit Con...
• Parts of Illinois could get up to 4 inches of snow
• Pekin looks at school bus replacement options
• Adele wins 6 Grammys, including album of the year
• Quinn defends Illinois after Cat CEO blasts jobs climate
• Peoria native pens song for bombing victims
• Peoria seeks new snow plows despite lack of snow
• Word on the Street: Komatsu wears local hiring halo well
• Fundraiser supports scholarships honoring late board member
• Pekin wonders if March Madness Experience pays off
• Area schools see whirlwind of administrative postings
• Knox County meth arrests made after deputies serve warrant
• Perron, Pietrangelo power Blues past Sharks 3-0
• Bradley drops 20th, 64-53 at Missouri State
• Rivermen: 15 shots, 2 Sterling goals, 1 big victory
• Illini lose sixth straight at Michigan, 70-61
• Rondo’s triple-double carries Celtics over Bulls 95-91
• Damage estimated at $850,000 in Morton warehouse fire
• Mary Todd Lincoln portrait in Springfield is labeled a fake
• Missouri State holds off Bradley, 64-53
• Gunshot victim arrives at hospital early Sunday
• Rivermen jump on Checkers for 5-2 win
• Superstar singer Whitney Houston dead at 48
• Woman robbed of purse outside Peoria restaurant
• New book showcases Abe Lincoln's Illinois
• Woodruff grad hoping to build sports facility in Moldova village
• Finke: Quinn team stumbles over JDC
• Colaiacovo scores in OT to lift Blues over Avalanche
• Three-vehicle accident snarls traffic on East War Memorial
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses
• First lady fixes on must-dos prior to election run
• Illinois Catholics worried about Obama birth control plan
• College class teaches students how to live like monks
• Returning veterans find job search a challenge
• As deadline nears, Obama wants action on payroll tax cut
• Group opposed to possible Avon, B-PC, Abingdon school merger
• Vampires invade the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum
• Monsters ruin Peoria’s start
• High school students square off in state chess tournament
• East Bluff fire victims mourned, remembered in candlelight vigil
• Sharks hand Blackhawks 7th straight loss
• No Rose, no problem for Bulls against Bobcats
• State: Revised flood plain map led to levee updates
• Bradley students, Schilling chat
• Lisa Scotts share a name and a trade
• Peoria man makes daring leap in courthouse escape attempt
• Germantown Hills looks to expand at new library facility
• Kinzinger campaigns in Stark
• Second Peoria fire engine equipped with life-saving drugs
• Obama tweaks controversial health insurance mandate
• Teen accused of Peoria robberies faces additional charges
• Man says he was beaten by attempted robbers
• Sloppy driving leads to meth bust
• Peoria Lakes island project may finish by end of year
• Man walking with sword loses weapon to police
• Man reports metal molds in locked garage stolen
• 'Bikers' accused of attack at Adams Street tavern
• One of five hurt in Thursday accident remains hospitalized
• Bank failures in Illinois, Indiana bring 2012 total to 9
• Former Polish leader Lech Walesa tours Lincoln Presidential Museum
• U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk moved to stroke rehab center
• Illinois taking the initiative on Medicare fraud
• Obama budget predicts $1.3T deficit for 2012
• Peorian sentenced to life for 2010 shooting death
• Police report differs from other statements, Meinders lawyer says
• No. 23 Indiana charges past Illinois
• Peoria County still pushing economic development
• Washington District 51 board hires interim principal
• Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau presses forward
• Peoria County approves Good Energy as electricity-buying consultant
• Marshall County won't be fining Lake Wildwood subdivision
• Tracks on new Pioneer Parkway railroad crossing lead nowhere
• Newly released documents detail Meinders confrontation
• Luciano: Nomad is an island unto himself - until now
• Police: South Peorian allegedly admitted he used gun in robbery
• Roanoke receives water settlement
• EP fire department receiving $81,000 grant
• Monmouth hires DeKalb's police chief
• Komatsu to expand, add jobs
• Scientists say NASA cutting missions to Mars
• $25B settlement reached over foreclosure abuses
• Kodak to stop making cameras, digital frames
• Report says Apple to unveil new iPad in March
• Quinn buys lottery ticket for $310M jackpot
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• Alcohol a factor in accident involving Monmouth squad car
• Men charged after 43 puppies found in Chicago van
• Illinois fourth in nation in wind-farm capacity
• House bans federal lawmakers from insider trading
• 10 states will receive waiver from No Child Left Behind
• Chicago mayor wants gun registration throughout Illinois
• Principal Tubist with Air Force Band of Flight to be featured in concert
• Denver flights coming to Bloomington airport
• Peorian gets 97 years for double shooting last summer
• Five hospitalized after crash that leaves truck in ravine
• Absentee voting begins for Illinois' primary
• River City Roundup - Feb. 8, 2012
• 12 accused of conspiracy in Knox County pot bust
• Tazewell looking at strategic plan for trash disposal
• Driver passed out before rollover that killed three teens
• Bulls' Boozer scores 18 in 90-67 rout
• Quinn seeks to address Cat's concerns about state's economy
• Local response mirrors nation on birth control policy
• High poverty rates, child care issues persist in Tri-County
• Creve Coeur seeks grant for water main fix
• Farmer to serve 51 months for fraud
• Park district could operate Carver center
• WTVP plans series of bands performing in unusual places
• Quinn seeks to address Caterpillar's concerns
• Blaze starts in car, spreads through home
• U.S. Rep. Bobby Schilling among speakers at rivers association conference
• Metamora Board OKs revisions for residents who use carts to get around
• Gunman robs Peoria store, thanks employees
• Man visiting children is pistol-whipped
• Woman robbed in vehicle was with her child
• Part of War Memorial Drive to see lane reduction
• Crawford to start for Bradley
• Reputed Chicago mobster 'The Large Guy' gets 25 years
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Indiana State
• Partial legal settlement nets Roanoke about $700,000
• GOP vows to reverse Obama birth control policy
• Collegiate Choral Festival is February 18
• Bradley Chorale Talent Show
• Not fond of drinking your caffeine? Here, inhale this
• Artillery shell removed from central Ill. tavern
• Abortion, birth control grab political spotlight
• Jubilant Santorum wins Minn., challenges in Colo.
• Germantown Hills branch library wants bigger digs
• East Peoria approves more dredging of Illinois River
• Morton School Board approves tax abatement agreement in principle
• Peoria-area school districts wary of pension proposal
• Two enter pleas in meth crackdown
• Police seeking armed man in Dollar General robbery
• Skylar Jordan murder trial gets under way
• Students take cover under desks during earthquake drill
• High demand and drought have helped drive beef prices up
• White House hints at compromise on birth control requirement
• Super Bowl champion Giants lauded in NYC parade
• Lt. Governor hears supporters, foes of proposed Starved Rock mining
• Pekin woman gets probation for role in man's death
• Group asks presidential candidates to support Asian carp fight
• Byron nuclear plant generating electricity after shutdown
• Komen VP quits after Planned Parenthood dispute
• Illinois police torture panel strapped for cash
• Chicago toddler killed by falling television
• Quinn's plan to close state facilities gets cool reception
• No cigar: Economic embargo on Cuba turns 50
• Galesburg mayor casts deciding vote to award bids
• Calif. gay marriage ban declared unconstitutional
• Big Ten exploring 4-team playoff
• The Gold Hockey team will be featured tonight on Chicago Sportsnet Central at 6:...
• Amtrak gets OK for 110 mph train travel in Mich., Ind.
• Noted Sports Communication Professionals to Keynote Sport Summit Hosted By Bradley
• Blood clot guidelines challenge economy class risk when flying
• Fox News commentator sees life in America coming full circle
• Village board looks at financing repair or replacement of water plant
• Imagine the future
• Incentives may be offered to bring development and new jobs to village
• Morton abates taxes for company
• Cat may outsource 65 jobs at Mossville plant
• Boozer scores 24 points, Bulls beat Nets 108-87
• Cullerton, Madigan, Quinn pitch idea for school districts to pay bill
• Pipe cleaning, prep work will close Glen Avenue lane
• Commission says no to Sheridan Liquors
• Illinois River plunge part of Eagle Day
• Fulton County engineers seek balance
• New retail blooms on Washington Square
• Man reports being robbed of cash, prescription drugs
• Super Bowl draws record viewers
• Fatal fire likely not arson, but cause still unknown
• The RMU Culinary Symposium is coming up on Friday April 13th. Join us at the Ch...
• Gun group appeals Illinois concealed-carry ruling
• Lane closures planned for Southwest Jefferson Avenue
• 4 dead after wrong-way crash on I-80
• February is Black History Month
• East Bluff fire victims described as 'beautiful, close-knit family'
• 'Abe Lincoln' visiting Washington for full day of events
• Sheridan Liquor's opponents line up for license hearing
• Peoria city, county won't share top IT post
• Meet Your Neighbor: Michael Thurwanger
• Eureka man indicted in attempt to hit jogger
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Illini caught off guard in 74-70 loss to Wildcats
• Authorities: Stun gun used on woman at N.C. drive-thru
• 3 mushroomers lost in Ore. considered eating dog
• Sam LaHood, 18 other Americans to face Egyptian trial
• Finke: The state of the State of the State
• Tarter: Who's tops in local TV? Depends who you ask
• Canton's needs exceed funding
• Rivermen beat back the Wolves
• Peoria man arrested in West Bluff arson
• Bulls coast past Bucks in Deng's return
• Federal Trade Commission seeking injunction to halt purchase of Rockford Health System
• Discussion focuses on long-term options for Warehouse District
• Rinne, Predators turn away Blues
• Luciano: 'I went from 18 to 80 in seconds'
• Board committee will meet with Realtors for ideas on buying property
• Industry zeroing in on school uses
• Comparing compensation of public, private sector employees a difficult task
• So, what's the book on betting?
• ISU leads Braves 43-19 at halftime
• Patriots, Giants locked in at Peyton’s place
• Fire claims three lives Saturday morning in East Bluff
• Lemon, Shayok won't start at ISU
• RB Martin leads six member Hall class
• Village officials vote to send letters requesting reimbursement of pay
• Grave Digger steals show Civic Center’s Monster Jam
• Iglina's 2 points leads Flames past Blackhawks
• Cheechoo nets pair as Rivermen rally past Admirals, 4-2
• Illinois official says state outlook improving, but pensions remain an issue
• Salvation Army raises more than $1.5 million in Tree of Lights Campaign
• Peoria diocese tears down houses
• Ready for the Super Bowl?
• County Board member has courthouse security privileges revoked
• Canton officer's charge expunged
• Marshall and Putnam join OffenderWatch list
• Halak with another shutout as Blues beat Kings
• Woman's death ruled a homicide
• State Senate president optimistic on pension reform
• Man sentenced in scanner scam
• 'Renaissance man' for Bradley, Peoria
• Officials to meet, discuss Washington Street setup
• Galesburg places ad in Journal Star to woo Caterpillar
• State Farm plans to hire 3,000 employees
• Schools fear Quinn idea to shift pension costs
• Bill Cosby headed to Peoria
• Illinois budget director brings mixed news to Peoria
• Caterpillar shuts locked out plant in Canada
• Illinois lawmaker introduces social media bill
• Cubs, Garza agree to 1-year deal
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 pct., lowest in nearly 3 years
• Galesburg man charged in meth production pleads not guilty
• Monmouth woman in wheelchair hit, killed by vehicle
• The Bethany Fellowship of Churches is sponsoring a FREE Marriage Enrichment Seminar
• Oiler torches Blackhawks for eight-point night
• Rose, Bulls answer Knicks rallies to win
• Far North Peoria Catholic church moves ahead with expansion
• Author, Fox News analyst will share perspectives at Eureka event
• CEOs speak to health care merger
• Luciano: Robert learns lesson the hard way
• Pedestrian killed after jail release was intoxicated
• Toulon shut out of March referendum
• Peoria felon gets 40 months on weapons charge
• Bradley students score Super Bowl internships
• Illinois Supreme Court ruling offers new hope to inmates
• Peoria almost reaches record high temp
• Gertie the Groundhog predicts...
• Gertie the groundhog to keep the party going tonight
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant
• NATO considers shorter timetable for Afghan drawdown
• Mass hysteria rare, but usually seen in girls
• FDA: low levels of fungicide in domestic OJ
• No easy solution to nation's crumbling roads and bridges
• Schock will not have primary challenger
• Chrysler to add 1,800 jobs at Belvidere factory
• Prominent former Peorian Jane Ising dies at 110
• Several area schools receive state honors for academic excellence
• The Annual Career Fair is coming up soon in April. Make sure you talk to your c...
• In surprise twist, Trump intends to endorse Romney – not Gingrich
• Tazewell father, son indicted for allegedly hiding Corvette
• 2 more arrests in Good Hope burglaries
• Students aim to save endangered alligator snapping turtle
• Fire destroys Peoria garage, damages nearby house
• Governor says Cat adding jobs in North Carolina
• EastSide to add facility fees
• Suspended principal leaves Washington District 51
• River City Roundup - Feb. 1, 2012
• Stark County misses ballot deadline for electricity referendum
• Cause of death unknown for Minier woman, 57
• Luciano: Ancient history may be future destination
• Knox County property assessment set at 1.0
• Parties involved in car chase, shooting have criminal records
• Heart of Illinois United Way raises more than $9 million
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Evansville
• $124 million in St. Louis dome upgrades proposed
• Ellen DeGeneres to "get her pink on" in Peoria?
• Hancock Co. Board OKs hog farm plan
• What are you doing on Super Bowl Sunday?
• Egyptian soccer game turns violent, 73 dead
• Charlie Spoonhour, basketball icon, dies at 72
• Komen halts grants to Planned Parenthood
• Sewer repairs to close Graceland Drive
• Senior accepted into highly selective U.S. Navy program
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Pekin's annual audit a mixed bag
• Pfizer recalls 1M birth control packs that may not prevent pregnancy
• Canucks down Blackhawks in OT, 3-2
• Even those without skills express hope at Cat contractor job fair
• Romney routs Gingrich for big win in Florida
• Few speak at East Peoria business hearing
• OSF Healthcare plan for mergers hits snags
• Midland School District does not need to pay Varna teen's attorney
• Heights man indicted in beating death
• State of the State speech to include details on jobs, tax relief
• Cooperation, collaboration key words at area economic summit
• Chillicothe to vote on police chief
• Grand jury indicts Peorian in Taft Homes shooting
• Peoria Convention and Visitors Bureau copes with unstable times
• World Trade Center design flaw could cost millions
• Romney wins Florida, but many voters unimpressed
• Lawmakers reach agreement on $63 billion FAA bill
• Woman injured in East Bluff shooting Tuesday morning
• Illinois College stops literary society pledging after incidents
• Report proposes dividing Great Lakes, Mississippi
• Mentally disabled man reports armed robbery
• At Super Bowl media day, wacky questions the norm
• Chicago zoo wants company to stop using chimps in TV ads
• Northwestern Ill. courts to be 1st to have cameras
• Illinois reactor shutdown blamed on bad insulator
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1T, CBO says
• Many resist standard race labels on 2010 census
• Education: States should do more to reach students
• Minor earthquake hits northern Illinois
• Galesburg will keep Lake Storey Beach open
• Head of Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau resigns
• New state law targets chronic truancy early
• Bulls rebound with win over Wizards
• Creve Coeur hopes streetscape project attracts business
• Heights asks police chief to manage ambulance service
• Peoria chiropractic center expands with new services in spa setting
• State tax policies help fill gap for biofuel industry
• Future of Southtown TIF topic of Thursday meeting
• Bloomington-Normal ramping up outlets for electric vehicles
• Eureka creates two police boards
• Brad Bennett will lead Robein School District
• RLI Corp. plans $15 million upgrade to Peoria offices
• Peorian found in street with gunshot wound
• United to double daily direct flights to Denver from Peoria
• Judge approves 'fire sale' of seized llamas
• State Dept: Three Americans take refuge at Cairo embassy
• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• Quinn looks at pensions as State of the State address nears
• No letup on Gingrich by Romney before Florida vote
• BU lands Loyola again in BracketBuster
• Monday's high of 60 breaks record set in 1988
• Senate clears way for vote on insider-trading ban
• Illinois nuclear reactor loses power, venting steam
• Sen. Kirk upgraded to fair condition, is talking
• Fla. highway open after chain crashes kill 10
• Pack the place this Friday!!! RMU's annual Pack The Place will take place this...
• Works of Edgar Allan Poe to be presented
• Teens migrating to Twitter, sometimes for privacy
• Word on the Street: Sandberg, Ardis stir pot on residency
• Man shot during home invasion Friday night
• Team of students spend 48 hours creating video game as part of Global Game Jam
• City Council will discuss whether to keep Lake Storey Beach open
• Crane Creek Golf Course will be on auction Feb. 21
• Washington learns some lessons in scheduling speakers
• Quinn faces hurdles as session looms
• Gingrich running out of time in Florida
• James, Heat escape with win over Bulls
• Business goals to be highlighted in State of the County
• Plummer, Spencer win SAG supporting-actor prizes
• Bishop shines in AHL All-Star Skills Competition
• Gordon sponsors drug-fighting legislation
• Woman charged in stabbing
• Djokovic wins Australian Open in longest final
• RiverWest marks decade of success after failure of Warner Homes
• Tarter: Always: The debate on Wal-Mart
• Gophers outbattle Illini at the Barn
• Bradley claws for the cause in Omaha
• Rivermen fade in 3rd, lose 5-3 to Griffins
• Peoria making push for osteopathic physicians
• WIU student, 20, killed in single-car accident
• Luciano: Creek name stirs racial debate
• Finke: Madigan graces us with his presence
• Car accident kills Macomb teen, hospitalizes driver
• Peoria Public Library finishes up on $28 million reinvention
• Washington school renovation moving along
• Gingrich says he's in 'til GOP convention
• Knox County, unions at odds over workers' benefits
• College chiefs, including ISU's president, blast Obama plan
• Heights woman indicted in ATM fraud cases
• Quinn faces big hurdles as legislative session looms
• Phil Emery agrees to become Bears general manager
• Peoria officials seek NEA grant for Fulton Plaza renovation
• Jury deadlocked on 2010 slaying of teenager
• Mild winter means heating cost savings for businesses
• Peoria woman gets jail in deadly drunken-driving accident
• Schock speaks to East Peoria high school students
• Methodist, OSF on list of best regional hospitals
• 38 central Illinois teachers getting grant money
• Elmwood students creating a historical portrait of their town
• Men robbed at rifle point at South Peoria bus stop
• Panel rejects study of Peoria bus link to passenger rail service
• Internet tip leads to underage drinking arrests in Stark County
• Minier man could face 20 years for child porn
• Pekin ban seeks to protect teens from synthetic drug dangers
• Bel-Wood building could be used for work-release program
• Hearing examines charges of misconduct at Illinois DCFS
• American economy not healthy yet, but it's healing
• Facebook IPO could value it among top companies
• GOP insiders rise up to cut Gingrich down to size
• St. Louis to host ticker-tape parade for Iraq War veterans
• Bond reduced for Chicago man in Facebook photo case
• Beason family murder trial delayed — again
• FutureGen takes huge loss on sale of first site
• Hull House closes doors after more than 120 years
• Barry Manilow lists Bloomington concert
• PQ History Vault
• Peoria Christian School closed due to water main break
• One shot overnight in Peoria home invasion
• On the Air: The Wolf stalks radio ratings
• Putnam County thefts tied to meat seller
• Germantown Hills OKs janitorial services deal
• Louisiana chef donates skills, Asian carp recipes
• Father pleads not guilty in Facebook child battery case
• RLI posts strong fourth-quarter results
• Jenky urges area Catholics to oppose health care guidelines
• Thousands of federal workers owe back taxes
• Chicago's Shedd Aquarium rescues baby sea otter
• Obama-Brewer friction on display on tarmac tiff
• Somali captors move U.S. hostage after SEAL raid
• 'Fracking' becoming as profane as original F-word
• U of Ill. students state their lack of faith in leaders' ethics
• Illinois board of education seeks more money in FY13
• Funeral set for Illinois Marine killed in Jan.19 helicopter crash
• Ill. man accused in Rube Goldberg-like murder plot involving cat
• Oral HPV affects 7 percent of Americans
• CRCnetbase
• Area unemployment last month slightly up
• More counterfeit bills found in Macomb
• Caterpillar has record-breaking year in 2011
• 16 percent of Q3 Ill. home sales were foreclosures
• River City Roundup - Jan. 25, 2012
• Politico report: Sam LaHood barred from leaving Egypt
• Peoria abortion clinic inspection reveals violations
• Granger leads Pacers to road win over Bulls
• Washington volunteer wins '$500 A Week for Life' lottery prize
• Peoria man, 22, takes stand in June 2010 shooting death
• Tazewell jailers protest changes
• Washington school consolidation meeting postponed
• Illinois Supreme Court accepts 1994 Peoria robbery, rape case
• Issues remain in new courtroom camera policy
• Urich, city defend proposal to divert Southtown money
• Ardis: Area police to team up with feds to reduce gun crimes
• Pekin won't offer e-waste service
• State handgun licenses jump 6.1%
• Florida man arrested for killing, eating part of victim
• Pekin looks to replace worn out equipment
• Study of freakish mystery illness finds no cause
• SEAL Team 6 in action again; U.S. and Danish hostages rescued
• Woodford County Zoning Board approves wind energy revisions
• Man robbed while leaving his Peoria home
• Rivermen sign Bruton to AHL deal
• Global Game Jam is this weekend on campus
• No citations in deadly Illinois cornfield accident
• Rockford airport to offer nonstop flights to Honolulu, London
• Two Bradley University students will intern at the Super Bowl
• Peoria sets special passport time
• Gertie getting prepped for Groundhog Day festivities
• Resident wants to see Morton meetings online
• Rinne, Predators beat Blackhawks 3-1
• Penguins beat Blues 3-2 in SO for 7th straight win
• Woodford zoning board approves wind-energy changes
• County directors suggest level funding, cutting back requirements
• County committee now recommends approval of billboard near I-74
• Peorians must select Toter soon
• Illinois man gets $25M for wrongful conviction
• Obama: U.S. must reclaim values of fairness for all
• Payroll tax negotiations open with optimism
• Solar storm sparks dazzling northern lights
• Bartonville Hardee's robbed at gunpoint
• Judge refuses retrial for former powerbroker Cellini
• Lincoln police say they have "person of interest" in shooting
• Sen. Kirk speaking, asking for phone after stroke
• Rivermen delight 7,082 area students with 6-3 win
• Illinois nursing homes to get $110M in federal aid
• Kankakee woman who cut baby from womb wants case reopened
• Rivermen get Cole from Blues; AHL confirms Bishop
• Illinois to experiment with cameras in courtrooms
• AP source: Fielder, Tigers close to 9-year deal
• Robert Morris is offering another 30 grants to Arlington Heights residents!!! T...
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscar contenders with 11 nominations
• Ill. man who stabbed mom over Avril Lavigne tickets sentenced
• Area home sales down again in 2011
• Peoria Heights shop all about hidden treasures
• 182nd Airlift Wing members return home from Afghanistan
• District 150 discusses gifted kids, discipline
• Clijsters beats Wozniacki in Australian Open Quarterfinal
• Peoria man assaulted while being accused of rape
• Tazewell County again explores sales tax to aid schools
• Bradford furniture maker plans to rebuild after devastating fire
• Peoria City Council to consider Fulton Plaza makeover
• Pekin City Council passes anti-synthetic drug ordinance
• Woodruff grad was official White House florist for 25 years
• Family shares stories of last Peoria firefighter to die on duty
• The Ballot Box seeks submissions
• Michel will be Schock's guest at State of the Union address
• Illinois lawmaker gives scholarship to ally's daughter
• Sen. Mark Kirk suffers stroke affecting left side
• Schock hopes Kirk has speedy recovery from stroke
• Colorado man arrested in Chicago on terrorism charges
• Bond set in brutal Galesburg beating
• Strongest solar storm since 2005 hitting Earth
• Durbin: Prayers for Sen. Kirk after stroke
• Pekin police investigate armed robbery of pizza place Sunday
• Pizza delivery driver says three men stole pies
• Pats-Giants in Super Bowl Super Sequel, 4 years later
• Ex-Miss Iowa becomes Methodist breast-health representative
• Washington school boards to get consolidation study results
• Former chorale director now associate provost at Eureka College
• Meet Your Neighbor: Tom Lacher
• Collectors search for treasures at Peoria comic book convention
• Patriots in Super Bowl, beat Ravens 23-20
• Wisconsin downs No. 22 Illinois 67-63
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Morning fire engulfs Stark Co. furniture store
• Joe Paterno, Penn State coaching legend, dead at 85
• Review: 'Office' star blends music, comedy
• Tarter: Waiting for Cat's numbers to be released
• Team spirit is in abundance at cheerleading competition
• Finke: State facility closing raises questions
• Antique compass reported stolen
• Sex offender pleads guilty to theft
• Peoria ranks 'as one of top organ donation centers in state'
• District 150 and Peoria strive to improve their relationship
• Vote is just the beginning of electricity-buying process
• Boozer leads injury-depleted Bulls past Bobcats
• Backes has 2 goals, 2 assists in Blues’ win
• Man held in Fulton County after arrest in meth bust
• Rivermen goaltender Bishop an AHL All-Star
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Missouri State
• Spokesman: Joe Paterno in serious condition
• Gingrich upsets Romney in SC, tweets his thanks
• Review: Rascal Flatts, Sara Evans a perfect pairing
• Illinois Marine killed in Afghanistan copter crash
• Tiny baby leaves Los Angeles hospital amid fanfare
• Eye on State of the Union, Obama promotes tourism
• 1 killed, 5 hurt in crash on icy southern Illinois road
• Some Chicago burbs got more than 8 inches of snow
• Rivermen reach for winger from ECHL
• Part of Scenic Drive to be closed Monday through Thursday
• Cat selling distribution and support business
• Rivermen outshined by Stars
• Country concert fulfills a last wish
• South Peorian gets nearly 20 years on drug-dealing charges
• Blackhawks beat Panthers to take NHL lead
• LST could find a new home in Peoria
• Communications director given proclamation for years of service
• Lacon looks at downtown face-lift
• Dee-Mack names new superintendent
• East Bluff 'Take Back' meeting set
• Goodfield building new board
• Pilot promises to bring 'illusion of danger' to relocated air show
• Homeless man reports robbery by men he knew
• ICC performance of 'Incognito' rescheduled
• Title lending company donation will help Carver Center
• Lawmakers seek Illinois prison crowding fix
• State cracks down on abortion clinics
• Illinois police to track sale of potential meth ingredients
• Illinois man in joking mood despite nail in brain
• Southwest will keep flying to 22 AirTran cities
• "Occupy" protesters push for Constitutional change
• Pekin may ban synthetic drugs
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dead at 73
• Ambitious project could cost Lacon up to $1.5 million
• Illinois unemployment rate drops to 9.8 percent
• Snow, slippery conditions expected today
• Pekin man found not guilty of sex assault
• Pekin Daily Times building sale closing delayed
• On the Air: WPEO puts faith in FM
• Illini momentum takes a hit in loss to Penn State
• Halak, Pietrangelo lead Blues over Oilers 1-0
• Washington School Board stays mum on administrator issue
• Luciano: Cold, cruel world on streets of East Bluff
• Fiery debate tops bizarre GOP campaign day in SC
• Judge wants more details on Summer Camp arrests
• Mild winter means more trouble with fleas, ticks
• Heights takes closer look at ambulance service
• Peoria Civic Center will be a busy place this weekend
• Warren County burglary suspect in court Jan. 31
• Part of West Fredonia Avenue will be closed
• GOP judicial candidates square off
• Southtown TIF eyed for Marriott
• Old Macomb Cemetery rehab plan endorsed
• Convicted murderer assaults jailers at Peoria County Jail
• The Ballot Box returns
• Popular file-sharing website Megaupload shut down
• GOP campaign turns bizarre in SC; debate is next
• Mason County auction shows land values leveling off
• World not quite as hot in 2011; ranks 11th warmest
• Slick roads cause morning wrecks; snow remains in forecast
• Washington Monument gets $7.5M for quake repairs
• Food stamp families to critics: Walk in our shoes
• Singing alumni return to Bradley for scholarship fundraiser
• Oboe recital set for February 5
• Could Peoria riverfront be new home of Prairie Air Show?
• Far North Peoria seeing more development
• Evansville throttles Braves 90-67
• Harlem Globetrotters thrill fans young and old
• Arrest made in Heritage Inn robbery
• Toews scores twice as Blackhawks beat Sabres
• Springdale deficit projected to be less
• Schock opposes decision on oil pipeline
• Good Energy selection goes to Henry voters
• Contested Legislative primary opponents show big differences in coffers
• Ex-Peoria official takes Canton job
• State police conduct underage sales sweep
• The Ballot Box returns
• Public defender appointed in child molestation case
• No-show witness faces shooting charge
• Chinese food delivery driver robbed
• Quinn announces community grants
• Sen. Kirk tours BNSF rail yard
• Woodford County proposes eastern route for bypass project
• 4G flickers were only a test, Verizon says
• Woman attack, robbed after leaving hospital
• Illinois GateHouse newspapers to centralize page production
• IHSA accepting bids to host football championships in odd years
• Proud of your home office? Share it with us
• Pekin woman, 32, allegedly had sexual relationship with youth
• Romney tries to sidestep tax furor he ignited
• GOP-controlled House passes symbolic measure against debt hike
• Counselors: Plan could cut U of I in-state spots
• $100,000 bond set for teen in filmed beating
• Simon: Ill. community colleges must improve
• Neighbor saves Spring Bay man from house fire
• Washington considers backyard chickens, liquor license for pottery shop
• Luciano: Boys will be boys will still be boys
• Springdale savanna discussion mixed
• Morton Junior High principal gets new job
• Pizza delivery driver robbed at gunpoint
• Man remains jailed in shooting near his home
• Chillicothe woman injured in three-vehicle accident
• EP council sets hearings for new business districts
• Teen remains jailed in wake of Sunday shooting
• Radio icon Charlie Wright 'most trusted man in Canton'
• Peorian robbed at gunpoint by two teens
• Evidence rejected in Summer Camp case
• Charges dropped in roller rink shooting
• Woodford office needs load limit
• Peoria airport seeing more passengers, flights
• Quinn, Schock help announce Pekin plant expansion
• Allegiant Air plans flights from Bloomington to Orlando
• America's obesity epidemic shows no hint of retreating
• Obama honors baseball champs St. Louis Cardinals
• Havana mayor to step down early
• Game-winning prayer by Pekin player makes SportsCenter
• Fisher ready for challenge of rebuilding the Rams
• Bond set for Heights man accused of bludgeoning neighbor
• WIU opens $18.4 million building on Moline campus
• Whitey Herzog on the mend after nasty fall
• Border Patrol to toughen policy on Mexican migrants crossing illegally
• Wikipedia to be blacked out Wednesday over anti-piracy bill
• Two men taken into custody for Pekin school vandalism
• U.S. wants effective Alzheimer's treatment by 2025
• Lincoln man dies in Michigan snowmobile crash
• Farmington officer arrested twice in two days
• Excel plant to expand in Pekin
• Closure of state institutions discussed
• Schock continues to back Romney for GOP nomination
• NBA executive gets King award
• Morton avoids demolition costs
• Surging Blues beat Stars to move into tie for 1st overall
• URS to host job fair this month
• Forum to detail electric aggregation
• MLK Day 2012: Marchers honor King, call for unity
• MLK speaker lauds legacy progress, urges role models
• Missing raised to 29 in Italian cruise disaster
• Father accidentally shoots son while hunting
• Critic of Peotone airport project predicts losses
• Grizzlies beat Rose-less Bulls 102-86
• AFSCME alleges secrecy on closing state facilities
• Arkansas boy, 15, tells police he fatally shot sister
• Rivermen goalie Bishop is AHL Player of Week
• Schock: transportation bill vote could come next month
• Falling television kills 4-year-old Illinois girl
• Victim identified in fatal Knox County ice fishing accident
• Warrant issued for driver who allegedly hit teen
• Master autoharp player performs at Forest Park Nature Center
• World Series champion Cardinals visit central Illinois
• CityLink breaks its ridership record
• Police arrest fourth man in Thursday shootings
• Police investigating death of hunter shot in head
• West Wiswall house shot at Sunday afternoon
• Former Morton leader dies shoveling
• Retired contractor takes on Canton City Hall
• Washington officials stress local control over school consolidation
• Father dies ice fishing with his son in Knox County
• Word on the Street: Repeating past does not make it right
• Campaign officials: Huntsman to quit GOP race
• Winds, slick roads prompt Peoria County collision alert
• Manning throws 3 TDs, Giants stun Packers 37-20
• Dressed-up stars arrive for Golden Globes
• Huge comeback ends Bradley losing streak at 9
• Boxing great Muhammad Ali gets 70th birthday bash
• Miss America confronted family pain with pageant
• Russian space probe crashes into Pacific
• Neighbor arrested in Peoria Heights man's death
• Ravens beat Texans 20-13, move into AFC title game
• Dunlap family introduces Zambian children to a whole new world
• Wessler: Thome happily taking one for team
• Rivermen ace Aeros, 2-1, to split two-game set
• Finke: Facing a tough climb on pensions
• Orchestra dusts off Brahms concerto
• Three more held in Thursday shooting
• Brady, Patriots rout Tebow, Broncos
• Blues win in shootout over Wild
• Rose leads Bulls past Raptors
• Birds from Wildlife Prairie State Park are focus of presentation at library
• Woodford County has more crime than 'ever imagined'
• King Jr. celebration, Pekin business expo join forces
• Inspections conducted by the Peoria Health Department during December
• 'Pickles,' 'Big Nate' added to JS comics pages
• Red Wings beat Hawks in OT
• 49ers late rallies beat Saints 36-32
• Night of chaos, fear after cruise ship ran aground
• 81-year-old Peoria Heights man's death is being investigated as a homicide
• Rivermen attack wilts in 2-1 loss to Aeros
• Wichita State drubs Bradley again
• Judge: Life sentence isn’t long enough
• Prisoner Review Board asked to exonerate dead man
• Ameren rate hike about $3 month
• Sleeping man alerted to fire upstairs at home
• Bulls beat Celtics with Rose back in lineup
• Board will look at Cellini's finances
• Illinois Furniture settles lawsuit
• Questions remain about UI emails
• Morton honors couple for service
• Cold weather expected to increase demand for food and cots
• Marshall board violation resolved
• Damaged Pottstown Road bridge closed
• Fisher headed back to Rams, this time as coach
• Cubs say Kerry Wood returning for 2012
• Gene Hackman OK after Fla. bicycle accident
• DNR in spotlight over sand mine near Starved Rock
• Cubs' Castro talks with police in assault case
• Judge: John Edwards has life-threatening condition
• Man gets life after killing Peoria woman in 2010
• City: streets slowly improving
• ACT/SAT review course offered
• San Jose man found guilty of sexual abuse
• Lincoln man serving 111 years asks for new trial
• Westbound I-74 traffic snarled by bridge crash
• Man gets 6 years for marijuana possession
• Rivermen tame Monsters, 4-0, on Bishop's 6th shutout, Hensick's 3 points
• Photos of the Month - December
• Two men in Thursday night shootings require surgery
• Repeal of home rule in Pekin doesn't make ballot
• U.S. promises probe of video depicting desecration of Taliban corpses
• Jury rules beating death of Manual Academy student a homicide
• Blackhawks beat Wild, 5-2
• Late start for snow has plowers eager to start earning some cash
• Charter Academy gets credit line
• Many happy to be able to play in snow
• On the Air: Kiss-FM deejay not done in Peoria
• Retail sales slow in December
• Rep. Cross wants union wage freeze
• Canucks clip Blues, 3-2 in OT
• Bond set for man accused of having meth precursor
• 5 Central girls basketball players suspended
• Plan for sand mine near Starved Rock moves forward
• New sensation: Phones that let you feel the world
• Republicans rally around Romney after hits on Bain
• Illinois GOP leaders push income tax repeal
• Army officer recommends trial in WikiLeaks case
• Ameren natural gas rate increase OK'd; watchdog will appeal
• For alumni, few answers from Penn State president
• Jazz Festival to feature trombonist Wycliffe Gordon
• Two die in weather-related accidents
• Pedestrian hit by car Wednesday upgraded to serious
• 2011 was 10th wettest in Illinois
• Snow blankets Peoria just in time for morning commute
• Methodist reviewing potential effect of TIF on its future projects
• Peoria police arrest two people after Tuesday shooting
• Two women treated after car flips on Southport
• Chillicothe replaces economic director
• Bergan, ISU star to enter hall
• Woodford gets $900,000 from wind turbine developer
• Copper items found inside wrecked vehicle after police chase
• District 150 explores cellphone policy changes
• Project Linus has sewn blankets for needy children for nearly 7 years
• Grant will be used to train people for 'green' jobs
• West Bluff business robbed at gunpoint
• Wife held in connection with child porn case
• Jury acquits Peorian on weapons charges
• Rivermen get Grachev from Blues, lose Fairchild
• Online campaign wants bald Barbie to promote cancer awareness
• Astronomers see more planets than stars in galaxy
• Obama visiting Chicago days after chief of staff quits
• EPA: Power plants main global warming culprits
• Report: Shortchanging IRS budget hurts taxpayers
• Casey Anthony says she became pregnant after party
• Get ready: 3 to 5 inches of snow expected Thursday
• Heisman winner Griffin III leaving Baylor for NFL
• Toulon mayor appoints daughter as treasurer
• Homicide no longer a top 15 cause of death in U.S.
• Twinkies maker Hostess seeks bankruptcy protection
• Alleged victim breaks down in Mason Co. sexual abuse trial
• Pekin bank evacuated after gas odor found
• Decatur-based Archer Daniels Midland to cut 1,000 jobs companywide
• Listen to RMU on WGN 720 AM Radio today at 1:45
• Luciano: Run over and taken for ride of their lives
• U.S. Cellular invites Illinois residents to sign up for free wireless AMBER Alerts
• Special delivery for Illini to beat No. 5 Ohio State
• Multi-vehicle accident near 116 and S. Lightfoot
• Resisting arrest, battery charges in Peoria parking lot incident
• Fulton County freezes hiring through 2013
• Morton schools seeking input on district facilities needs
• Liquor license denied for proposed South Peoria bar
• Peoria council approves redevelopment plan with OSF
• Bloomington man gets maximum 20 years for child porn
• Rose leads Bulls over Timberwolves
• Hat trick lifts Blackhawks over Columbus
• Snow in the forecast as Peoria nears century-old record
• Election Commission trying to improve teamwork of judges
• GateHouse names JS publisher to head additional papers
• Emotions run high at Hate Crimes Summit
• Mitt Romney wins New Hampshire Republican primary
• Quinn: Fix pensions 'once and for all'
• Live blog: Bradley at Drake
• U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,750
• CDC: Young adults down 9 drinks when they binge
• Marijuana doesn't harm lung function, study found
• Illinois legislators not giving tuition waivers
• Lease deal sparks anger on Lacon council
• No big change in air show safety rules likely despite Reno accident
• Civil union benefits approved for Springfield workers
• Quinn signs earned-income tax credit
• Peoria man who allegedly drove car into river finally on trial
• Urbana man gets 92 years for attack on 79-year-old woman
• Looking for homes
• District 150 to sell two more of its buildings
• Alabama beats LSU for BCS title
• District 150 continues to use private busing company
• Five Points Washington seeks tax-exempt status
• Pekin delays vote on recycling pact
• Three armed men rob Family Dollar store on Wisconsin
• Downgraded Illinois credit rating snarls borrowing plan
• Woodford County circuit clerk faces new criticism
• Bulls beat Pistons 92-68
• Pekin man guilty of trying to entice teen
• Peoria council to vote on Washington Street financing
• Cat expects to grow with China
• Web Tech helps businesses find their online comfort zone
• Portion of U.S. Route 24 to be shut down until Jan. 20
• Portion of Interstate 74 to be closed Wednesday
• Peoria Riverfront Museum update: 40 weeks to go
• Returning Afghan war veteran presents flag in East Peoria
• McNabb, Central Warren fire districts get grants
• PDC to collect Christmas trees through Friday
• America hits the brakes on health care spending
• Many U.S. communities are blocking medical marijuana
• FAA says pilots can guide whooping cranes
• Larkin elected to baseball Hall of Fame
• USDA says it will close 259 offices to save $150M
• Fire whom? Romney draws flak on eve of NH primary
• Labor union endorses Duckworth in 8th District race
• Report: Cook Co. Homeland Security program a waste
• New sex education standards released by national coalition
• Chicago father arrested in Facebook post case indicted
• White House chief of staff resigning
• Chicago Walgreens to sell sushi, fine wine
• US condemns Iranian death sentence for American
• Rivermen right the ship
• Word on the Street: Cemetery officials looking for space
• Glasford couple loses home to fire
• Overloaded extension cord blamed for fire
• Owens Center clears air on safety
• New housing gets a banking boost
• Tebow time is back, Broncos defeat Steelers
• Two Macomb residents arrested in drug sting
• Four people indicted in drug-making operation
• 5 Things about the girl scouts
• Gustafson Ford to close Galva dealership
• Nastiness ahead in SC; Romney in strong position
• Giants shut down Falcons, Green Bay awaits
• Boil order in effect in Elmwood
• Former Peoria civil rights veteran named VP of SCLC
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords will soon face decision about future
• Annual winter disc golf tournament just as nice without the ice
• Saddle Up making 'small dent' in eliminating meth
• Peoria County calls him Mr. Fix-It
• Symposium in Morton aims to get message out about synthetic drugs
• Rivermen checking line on rise; Blues send down Fairchild
• Finke: Illinois starting the new year in arrears
• Shots reportedly fired by people leaving party
• Washington's Five Points hosts 'Coffee With Mayor'
• Smith leads Hawks past Bulls
• Blues return favor with shutout of Avalanche
• Texans win first playoff game, 31-10 over Bengals
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Creighton
• U of I president's chief of staff resigns amid probe
• Illinois comeback sinks Nebraska 59-54
• Rivermen odd men out in loss
• Peoria council to vote on OSF redevelopment pact
• East Peoria company seeking approval to expand business
• Bradley to kickoff robotics competition Saturday
• Iconic Wienermobile rolls through Morton
• Suspects sought in Peoria gas station robbery
• Another happy return for Arkansas star in Cotton Bowl win
• Man injured after being ejected from vehicle
• Chicago man to get new trial for Lacon burglary
• Minonk, Toluca to formalize ambulance service agreement
• Avalanche blank Blackhawks 4-0
• Bloomington woman gets 8 years for child porn
• Rose, Bulls hold off Magic 97-83
• These Braves could run with the best
• Bird plane runs afoul of federal regulators
• Five ways to help students get back into a school routine
• U.S. redefines rape; adds men, others as victims
• Quinn: Get fit with virtual walk across Illinois
• Panel: Illinois school mergers could cost billions
• Moody's lowers Illinois credit rating, again
• Nation adds 200,000 jobs in December hiring surge
• Cubs trade Cashner to Padres for slugging prospect
• Lilliquist replaces Duncan as Cards pitching coach
• Illini guard Richardson bothered by wrist injury
• Bears promote Tice to offensive coordinator
• Man pleads not guilty to abuse
• Marquette Heights slaying suspect's lawyers seek psychiatric exam
• Toxic releases by Illinois industries rise in 2010
• Controversial painting of frolicking nude nymphs and satyr endures
• Lincoln man gets 30 years in fatal beating of 2-year-old
• On the Air: Political ads getting more common, more nasty
• Woman pleads not guilty in mother's death
• Sparland must address illegal pay raises
• Peoria teen charged in report of shots fired
• Illinois set to bet on plan for online version of lottery
• 51-year sentence given for sex assault of teen
• Blues score 3 in 3rd to rally past Oilers
• Woodford County Board member says 'she does what she wants to do'
• Defense attorney will be paid $2,500 for Sheley murder case
• IHSA sets eligibility bar higher
• Snow has been a no-show so far this winter
• Peoria man arrested after aluminum siding theft
• Michael Eric Dyson confirmed as MLK luncheon speaker
• Titanic items to be sold 100 years after sinking
• Rivals go hard after Romney, who goes after Obama
• Pujols: $240 million and 4 season tickets
• Slain Chicago police officer remembered as 'hero'
• New year starts with hopeful outlook on hiring
• IRS contacts 1 in 8 millionaires for extra taxes
• Done deal: Zambrano headed to Marlins
• Classes canceled as Zion H.S. teachers strike
• Islamic Center cemetery decision on hold
• Pontiac high school reopened without incident after lockdown
• EP boil order lifted
• 4 charged in Galesburg pot conspiracy want trial
• Caterpillar to expand research center in China
• West Virginia routs Clemson in Orange Bowl
• Peoria homeowners concerned about plans for cemetery
• Roanoke-Benson considers options for school renovations
• Smiley out as speaker for Peoria MLK luncheon
• Central Illinois farmland prices spike in 2011
• Man pleads not guilty to pointing gun at man
• Two men skip jury trials, opt for 'boot camp'
• $300,000 bond set in Peoria home invasion
• Man ordered held in MEG marijuana sting
• Former Lakeview head dies at 58
• Refurbished McClure Branch library opens Saturday
• Future of MLK lunch organization group in question
• Bulls beat Pistons in Hamilton's return
• Your wedding: What made it so special?
• Live blog: Bradley vs. SIU
• Springfield pastor's wife jailed for alleged sex with foster son
• Debate heats up over electricity 'smart-meters'
• Simms-Edwards won't start vs. SIU
• Federal panel urges lower cutoff for child lead poisoning
• Police: Texas student killed by officers had pellet gun
• After Iowa, Romney now hopes to pull away in NH
• FDA limits some antibiotics in livestock
• High school students to attend FIRST Robotics Competition kick-off at Bradley
• Iowa vote doesn't resolve GOP search for identity
• Oh, baby: 1 in 30 U.S. newborns is a twin
• Rivermen send 2 to AHL All-Star Game
• New Illini coordinator backs out, returns to N.C. State
• Durbin drops by Peoria to make 17th District endorsement
• Music Scholarship Concert Series concert to feature guitarist Michael Hull
• Early morning fire at vacant Peoria house labeled suspicious
• 3 McDonough Co. inmates transferred to Peoria on federal warrants
• Michigan beats Va. Tech in Sugar Bowl, 23-20 in overtime
• Eureka 'getting close' for Parsons project deal
• Deng’s layup with 3.7 left leads Bulls past Hawks
• Morton awards raises to three employees
• First look at Riverfront Museum exhibits coming soon
• Canton, firefighters agree to contract
• After-school programs offer opportunities to students
• New law requires passengers in the back seat to buckle up too
• Ameren files rate-hike plan with Illinois Commerce Commission
• Labor leaders support Canadian workers in dispute with Cat
• New Year's Day shooting leads to arrest
• Governor makes gloomy forecast for Illinois budget
• Controversy grows over proposed sand mine near Starved Rock
• Cullerton: Statewide ban on cell phones in cars 'might be inevitable'
• Iowa caucuses: At last, opening night for GOP race
• Father: Thankful for passers-by who saved children
• Cat survives 2 euthanasia attempts at Utah shelter
• Attention moms, dads and caregivers
• Cubs agree to 1-year deal with Reed Johnson
• U.S. Supreme Court asked to ponder drug dog's sniff
• Bears fire GM Angelo; Martz also out
• Lawsuit: Illinois cop issues ticket, asks for date
• Boil order issued for section of East Peoria
• Illini defensive end Mercilus to enter NFL draft
• North Pekin fine-tunes local zoning ordinances
• Pekin police arrest 25 alleged underage drinkers
• Pekin's home rule challenged
• Incident prompts seminar about hate crimes and bullying
• Redevelopment of Sunnyland Plaza showing promise
• Readers help WCBU-FM in program for blind
• Tire slashings reported in Central Peoria
• 2012 forecast calls for higher temperatures, precipitation
• Union workers with WMBD-TV stage informational pickets
• Area police report fewer fatal crashes in 2011
• Rivermen: Fairchild up, Barriball out, Allen in, McKee down
• Illinois Central College offers solar technology coursework
• Boy grazed by bullet fired into home
• Washington mayor hosts partners at monthly coffee
• 2011 was a balancing act for weather in central Illinois
• Mover chased from apartment, beaten
• Putnam County girl still critical after traffic crash
• Last day: 23 Iowa campaign stops combined
• Police: Body found at US park is that of gunman
• Witness describes Chicago pit bull attack
• Children rescued from icy Utah river return home
• Newborn baby found dead in suburban trash bin
• Economy, elections could mean rough 2012 in Illinois
• Blagojevich tweets dark New Year's message
• Residents cite concerns over proposed Hancock hog farm
• Pekin man petitions for repeal of city's home rule status
• Word on the Street: Schock stumps for Mitt in Iowa
• Sartorial choices aside, annual plunge is all about charity
• LIFENET provides heart lifeline
• Bishop holds Admirals in check as Rivermen win, 1-0
• Veterans memorial on the move in Morton
• Washington, East Peoria unincorporated boundaries clarified
• Bears end an up-and-down season with 17-13 win over Vikings
• Meet Virenda: First baby of the new year for the Peoria area
• Possession may be fined in Galesburg
• Apparent accidental shooting injures woman in Kewanee
• Two teens arrested after massive fire at former Peru clock factory
• Firefighter injured during Sunday morning fire
• Police find shooting and stabbing victims overnight
• Tarter: Planes, trains and otherwise
• Rivermen slug, shrug off IceHogs, 3-2 before 6,226
• Journal Star top 10 stories of the year
• Grease fire injures one at Peoria apartment
• Court advocates learn on job
• Purdue crushes Illini
• Julie K is passionate about performing for children
• Notable locals left their marks on central Illinois
• Area lawmakers have a hand in new laws
• Year of the ... pig, catfish, monkey, deer and more
• More than 200 new laws start in the new year
• BU rebounds, at least competitively
• Purdue clobbers Illinois
• Rivermen get captain Cracknell back from Blues
• Pekin rape accuser faces charge
• Police must keep video even for minor cases
• Chicago officer killed during robbery
• Quinn OKs tweaks to 'smart grid' power bill
• Man, woman nude on late-night fast-food run
• Christmas Fund: Fund meeting goal, even in worst times
• Bulls pull away in 4th to beat Clippers
• Donations double in final weeks of year
• Photographer looks back on trip in 2004 to cover Iraq
• Canadian workers vote to strike against Cat subsidiary
• Peorian held on $1M bond in fatal shooting
• Nomination would be historic for Macomb
• Reaction civil for same-sex unions
• Blackhawks edge rival Red Wings
• New commercial permits drop in East Peoria
• Predators slip past Blues in shootout
• Holiday hoops Friday: The finale
• Manual falls point shy of nation’s No. 1
• Downtown New Year's Eve fireworks show back on
• Winter barely seems noticeable
• New Year's Day canoe float set for Chicago River
• Chicago sees fewer homicides in 2011
• Secretary of State offices to close for holiday
• African American Cultural center sporting new look
• Peoria Academy seeks leader
• Rivermen roster remains same entering weekend
• Heights principal moves up
• Christmas Fund: Christmas saved for six children
• Bulls use fast start to beat Kings
• Suspect awaiting charges in connection to robbery
• Daughter faces murder charges
• El Paso hopes funding clicks
• McCarthy, 61, resigns from Illinois House
• On the Air: 2011 a year of change
• Luciano: PETA wants to buy roadside memorials to honor cows
• Bowling event raises money for children of Easter Seals
• Book club to boycott Smiley
• Pekin bank robbery leads to arrest warrant
• Holiday hoops Thursday: Tourney stories, notes and scores
• Murder charges filed in Marquette Heights death
• No Sears, Kmart closings will be in Illinois
• White Sox, Danks agree to 5-year, $65 million deal
• Knox Board OKs newest member
• Veterans Drive construction near
• Motorcyclist who survived horrifying crash is making progress
• Pekin Park District program keeps kids active during winter break
• Fieldcrest schools favor lower taxes
• City, police set to cut information posts
• Canton man helps in rescue after plane crash
• Luciano: Building a legacy, brick by brick
• Commercial property owners seek lower property taxes
• Christmas Fund: Mother swallows pride to ask for help
• Blackhawks offense not quick enough in shutout by Kings
• Congressman calls for investigation into Chicago jail deaths
• Peoria garbage fees going up in January
• Air compressor suspected in Chuck's Towing fire
• Holiday hoops: Tournament features, roundups, and scores
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Wichita State
• Herget Bank robbed in Pekin
• Big Ten, Pac-12 to announce scheduling deal for all sports
• Section of Kickapoo Creek Road closed today for railroad crossing repair
• Suspect in Ind. girl's death cared for her grandpa
• Autopsies: Conn. victims died of smoke inhalation
• Local man arrested in Bushnell burglary
• Charges possible in Shandi's burglary
• Pekin family loses home but keeps spirit
• Luciano: Peoria native had true star qualities
• Christmas Fund: Donation honors adventurous friend who is now far away
• 5 things to know about Christmas tree disposal
• Peoria blues performer returns to stage after neck surgery
• Metamora courthouse wants to store 19th-century court records
• Schwindenhammer: So many holiday names and stories
• Peoria shooting results in 'minor grazing'
• Radnor Road will be closed to through traffic
• Lane of Glen Oak Avenue will be closed at Methodist
• Woodford taxes mostly steady
• Woodford might convert documents
• 78 candidates file for 18 congressional seats
• Miller enters race for 18th District
• Schock opponent details positions
• New legislative maps lead to busy primary election
• Investigation continues in woman's death
• Fire damages Chuck's Towing in Pekin
• Construction to close part of Glen Oak temporarily
• Bears place Cutler, Forte on IR
• Fire official: Overloaded fireplace cause of Monday night blaze
• Community saves Christmas for family displaced by Dec. 24 fire
• Illini reserve guard Head leaves program
• Lottery head says online sales could start soon
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Stamford mayor: Fire that killed 5 not foul play
• Danvers farmer to challenge Schock for GOP nomination
• Police: Man shot Monday received only minor injuries
• Pekin hopes to help low-income homeowners
• Blagojevich No. 1 Illinois story of 2011
• Christmas Fund: Need is there, even in Woodford County
• Gavra Lynn returns to Peoria and opens Art Show
• Shoppers head back to the malls to return gifts, look for bargains
• Pekin targeting synthetic drugs
• Heartland Partnership CEO sees changes in 2012
• Chimney fire fills Peoria house with smoke
• One person injured in Peoria shooting
• 5 things to know about Kwanzaa
• ICC finds home for Sonya the cougar
• Rivermen rally to salvage point, fall 4-3 in OT to Wolves
• All but 2 judges moving in 2012
• Illinois not forgetting veterans
• Suspect sought in Macomb motel robbery
• Conn. house where 5 died in fire is torn down
• Investment group closes Chicago Sun-Times purchase
• Christmas Eve fire destroys historic church
• Cubs sign former Rays pitcher Sonnanstine
• Rivermen home for the holidays
• Rivermen captain Cracknell called-up by Blues
• Word on the Street: Public relations heading for void
• Eureka girl gives back to church
• Thomas Jefferson Primary wins $10,000 grant
• Packers beat Bears 35-21, clinch No. 1 seed
• Fire displaces Bartonville men
• Christmas Fund: Santa's helper delivers joy to those in need
• Peoria volunteers make sure no one goes hungry on Christmas
• Sparland residents question sudden resignations
• 4 Illinois congressional races to watch
• Bulls float one past Lakers
• Avanti's Dome has new GM
• Tarter: Big game expanding to small screens
• Newsmakers from 2011: Mike Barr
• Christmas Fund: Family honors girl's memory by giving to others
• Re-creating the first modern Santa
• Joy turns to tragedy for family
• Peoria County reaching out for Sheriff's volunteers
• Cause of death unclear for man found near river
• Finke: Pensions face public relations crisis
• Pekin hosts 24th annual pre-Christmas dinner
• New class for Peoria sports hall
• Christmas Fund: Girls' Christmas left in grandma's hands
• Hospitalized children thrilled when Santa 'finds' them
• Readers share Christmas Fund memories
• Henry-Senachwine makes administrative changes
• Items will let veterans know people care
• Two more legislators opt to bag waivers
• Pekin target of lawsuit
• Christmas tree disposal varies by city, county
• King luncheon revamps speaker - again
• ADM will reopen soybean facility
• State to create tax appeal tribunal
• Seven escape fire at Peoria home
• MEG goes on Facebook
• Last-minute shoppers make their final push
• Gingerbread competition brings out ingenuity
• Chillicothe man found dead
• Reds trade Wood, 2 others, to Cubs for Marshall
• 7 people escape Peoria house fire
• Tax cut lives: Congress gives last-minute approval
• BU plays to halftime tie, but Michigan seizes momentum for 77-66 win
• Mizzou keeps on Braggin’ against Illinois
• Illinois among Race to the Top winners
• Journal Star Family Christmas Sing carries on tradition
• Schock, Schilling react to payroll tax agreement
• Man drives into Cat CEO's yard
• New Toulon police chief was forced out of past job
• Mistaken report of gunman locks down Eureka campus
• McDonough votes in favor of hog plant
• Rezko's sentences to be concurrent
• Peoria woman pleads guilty to pocketing fines
• Peoria man granted a third trial
• Motorists reminded to be careful on roads over holidays
• State pushes transportation bill
• Witness says man fighting a guy jumped by another
• Lawmaker wants to review strategy
• Motorcycle accident stretches budget thin this year
• Slick roads cause numerous accidents this morning
• Shots fired in several Peoria locations; no bullets or casings found
• Giguere stops 37 shots as Avalanche top Blues
• Peoria at risk for reductions in emergency response preparedness
• South Side Mission seeing need in new and different areas
• Kinzinger, Schilling asking for input from small-business owners
• New IHSA eligibility rules considered
• Toulon hires former city officer as chief
• Peoria Chiefs organization hit with financial losses
• Delivery driver robbed of Chinese food, cash
• Brunette, Sharp lead Blackhawks past Canadiens
• Woodford contracts for cat control
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• Peorian guilty in murder attempts
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• Christmas Fund: Peoria fourth-graders carry on tradition of giving to Christmas Fund
• Peoria Chiefs stay with same manager
• EPA tells nation's dirty power plants to clean up
• Economy ends tough 2011 on a surprising upswing
• Many Americans brace for loss of payroll tax cut
• Bears to start McCown at quarterback
• Feds list possible methods for blocking Asian carp
• Springfield newspaper editor resigns
• Services set for 3 who died in Ill. murder-suicide
• Few details released on two Pekin prison inmates caught after escape
• $100,000 bond for Chicago dad charged over Facebook post
• Yet another John Wayne Gacy victim found alive
• AP source: Cubs closing in on re-signing Reed Johnson
• Center for STEM Education awarded grant to create research internships for high school students
• Two remain hospitalized Wednesday from Spring Bay crash
• FAA to issue rules aimed at tired airline pilots
• Are you a winner? $2.4M in unclaimed Illinois Lottery prizes
• Sharing their light: 5 facts about Hanukkah
• Woodford chooses not to work with energy broker
• Some IVC parents contest drug testing proposal
• U.S. Cellular's Calling All Communities champions share plans for winnings' allocation
• Peoria area veterans say Iraq war carried a high price
• Inmates who walked away from Pekin federal prison back in custody
• Fire chief still a hot topic in Peoria Heights
• OSF Healthcare chosen to pilot new care model
• Another resignation cuts Sparland board down to three
• Christmas Fund: Unexpected gift a reminder to be thankful
• Teachers nearly hit by arrow at Kewanee school
• 'Bike-by shooting' trial begins
• Opting to track, not treat, early prostate cancer
• Medicare cuts could hit Jan. 18 to those who care for seniors
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Western Carolina
• Forrest out but Emmitt might be in at MLK luncheon
• House GOP rejects 2-month payroll tax cut
• 'The Office' star to perform at Bradley
• Barely half of U.S. adults are married
• Fire causes heavy damage to East Bluff duplex
• OSF Healthcare chosen for Medicare pilot program
• New details on 2 men injured in electrical accident at Caterpillar
• Synthetic pot suspected in central Illinois student's illness
• Services announced for 5 killed in small Illinois town
• Bird's eye view now available to public with online IDOT cameras
• District 50 gets grant to upgrade aging furnaces
• About 100 grams of crack seized in Macomb
• Time's up: Gift ideas for last-minute shoppers
• 49ers steal spotlight amid two blackouts
• Washington has a new city attorney
• Sparland mayor, 4 others resign
• Homeless woman found dead inside Peoria store
• El Paso-Gridley board approves draft of school improvement plan
• Woman pleads guilty in cruise ship bomb threat
• Man shot, another bludgeoned Sunday in Peoria
• 'Fearless' burglars on spree in Bartonville area
• Illini big man in a zone now
• More than 5,000 Christmas Fund food baskets distributed
• Peoria man indicted in child sex assault
• Palin: Not too late to enter presidential race
• Congress moves toward standoff over payroll tax
• Quinn signs bill that prevents state facility closures and layoffs
• Deadly snowstorm halts travel across Great Plains
• McCain says Kim Jong Il in a 'warm corner of hell'
• Accused White House shooter to be held for trial
• New cancer research center lauded at ceremony Monday
• Feds issue warning to unconventional sperm donor
• Authorities finally say Emington mother shot 3 children, boyfriend
• Simon officially named new CEO of Methodist Medical Center
• U.S. Sen. Kirk endorses Romney for president
• Judge slams Blago lawyer for 'harebrained' motion
• 2 injured by electricity at East Peoria Caterpillar facility
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• Bears receiver Knox to miss rest of season
• New dean of the Foster College of Business Administration appointed
• $20,000 raised at Dax Locke movie premiere
• Galesburg City Council to consider goals, projects Monday
• Pekin firefighters to receive FEMA grant
• Quinn urges Illinoisans to donate frequent flyer miles to military families
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• Postal Service says today is busiest mailing day
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69
• Woman's boyfriend helps man she stabbed
• Revenue from topless bar divides Sparland
• Bloomington man killed in head-on collision
• Springfield man rings in a record
• Blackhawks beat Flames for Quenneville's 600th win
• Four-goal 3rd period gets Blues past Columbus
• Christian artist who used to be homeless shares his story and his music
• Volunteers finish preparing 5,000 food baskets for area residents in need
• Christmas Fund: Nothing perks kids up like Christmas
• Last troops exit Iraq in subdued end to 9-year war
• Packers no longer perfect after loss to Chiefs
• Two arrested in Peoria homicide appear in bonding court
• Tarter: Peoria left at the station again
• $85 million pegged for I-74/I-155 interchange
• Luciano: Balancing Christmas cheer and energy efficiency
• 90-year-old woman lends helping hand to Metamora food pantry
• Illinois Legislature makes progress thanks to bipartisan support
• Christmas gifts, meal provided for children with incarcerated parent
• Peorian injured as man attacks door with machete
• American Legion surprises nursing home residents with presents
• Man with gun robs North Allen Road resident
• Christmas Fund: 99 years of memories
• Rivermen banged up, but not broken in 2-0 shutout over Marlies
• Statehouse Insider: Mystery funding for Illinois business tax cut
• Two men suffer stab wounds, police investigate
• Men with guns take cash from Family Dollar
• East Peoria police say duo broke into dozens of cars
• Legwand lifts Predators to shootout win against Blues
• UNLV hands Illinois first loss of season
• Drexel holds off Bradley
• Rivermen scramble to patch lineup
• Neighbor describes Illinois mom shooting child in yard
• Foul play suspected in Peoria man's death
• Semi had tire blow out before fiery I-474 accident
• For Methodist grads, nursing runs in the family
• Experts: Numerous changes in pension laws could 'create havoc'
• Sparland faces investigation into alleged violation of FOIA
• East Bluff man says acquaintance took car, tools, meat
• Washington man pleads guilty to having child porn
• Peorian gets 30 years for holdup outside restaurant
• Teen girl's cellphone stolen near RiverPlex
• Lewistown man pleads guilty to heroin charges
• Police find gun, marijuana during traffic stop
• Rockford man gets six years for garage break-in
• Peoria home invasion a 'warning from Big Homie'
• Heights mayor: Village still safe despite firefighter resignations
• Trailer falls off I-474 overpass
• Quinn signs tax breaks for Sears, Chicago Mercantile Exchange
• Have a memory of the Journal Star Red Stocking fund? Share with us
• LaHood: Peoria needs connection to Normal rail line
• Five dead from apparent murder-suicide in Livingston County
• Peoria County employees wrap up toy, food drive
• 700 Illinois pension law changes since 2003, says report
• New York students suspended for organizing 'Tebowing'
• States unlikely to heed NTSB call for cell ban
• 2 centuries after New Madrid earthquakes, what's next?
• Judge gives Bonds house arrest, then delays it
• Female empowerment campaign awarded Ebeling PR-ize
• Uncertainty of testimony sinks Alpha sex abuse case
• House passes $1T budget bill, avoids shutdown
• Sheley attorney asks for trial to be moved
• Penn St. coach: I saw molestation and reported it
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• Galesburg meth maker receives 14-year term
• Christopher Hitchens, author of 'God is Not Great', dies at 62
• Woman robbed by armed suspect Friday morning
• Galesburg man accused of attempted murder pleads not guilty
• Illinois warns of fraudulent health insurance provided by ReAssurance
• Illini reaches NCAA title match with win over USC
• Peoria couple pushing for ordinance change to keep their ducks
• Lemon’s ‘big-time’ shot rallies BU to win
• Germantown Hills board rejects holiday bonuses, again
• Federal judges uphold Illinois Democrats' election map
• Christmas Fund: What goes around, comes around at Christmas
• Luciano: Scribbler on the roof talks turkey
• Madison Avenue fire likely was intentionally set
• Caller threatens to 'blow up' elementary school
• Elliott wins again, Blues beat Rangers
• South Peoria homeowner uses rake to chase off burglar
• Illinois National Guard played vital role in Iraq
• RMU alum is making a movie!!!
• State Farm changes logo for 1st time since 1953
• Jim Gaffigan adds second show
• Unemployment claims at lowest in 3 1/2 years
• Peoria County preps incentive package for new Cat plant
• Washington woman jailed for stabbing boyfriend over baby bottle
• Cardinals add lefty reliever Romero
• Illinois unemployment rate falls to 10 percent
• LaHood to announce $44M for Illinois road, rail
• Founding dean of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology named
• Survival during your freshman year may depend on this!!!
• Bears receiver Hurd facing drug charges
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Galesburg police alerted to alarming Facebook photo
• $177M earmarked for QC-Chicago rail
• Woman killed in New York elevator accident was Knox College grad
• 13-year-old Pekin girl caught driving for uncle
• 'The Artist' leads Golden Globe nominations
• Ice Time Online - Angel of Hope
• U.S. death sentences reach 35-year low
• Census shows nearly 1 in 2 Americans are poor or low-income
• First in Print: Shared services
• Report: Half of U.S. public schools fail federal standards
• Mother, daughter will graduate together from Bradley
• Well-known Peoria theater actor Mike Dentino dies
• Goodfield to OK appeals board
• Blackhawks beat Wild, 4-3 in shootout
• Stolen firearm discovered during Peoria traffic stop
• Blaze destroys vacant Peoria house
• Christmas Fund: Health problems dampen spirits for Eureka mother
• Pioneer Parkway extension seen as top priority for Peoria
• Rain today, gone tomorrow
• It’s official: Costco is coming to East Peoria.
• Survey: 1 in 4 women attacked by intimate partner
• Documents weigh down Woodford County Courthouse - literally
• Congress weighing length of jobless benefits
• Report: Illinois tax incentives come with few strings
• Rivermen name Cracknell captain
• Lawyer asks judge to endorse Blagojevich for rehab
• AP source: Bulls, Hamilton close to 3-year deal
• Koenning to leave Illini after coaching bowl game
• House Republican leader proposes corporate tax repeal
• Judge denies motion to reconsider Sheley's sentence
• Canton music store burglarized
• Rivermen goalie Allen to leave team for Spengler Cup
• Mason County Board OKs levy increase
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Stark, Marshall boards to hold referendums for energy 'aggregator'
• Lawmakers skeptical of complete cellphone ban in vehicles
• Cat: R&D provision 'a small step'
• IDOT: Buses could connect Peoria to state's high speed rail
• Beardstown man gets 20 years in child porn case
• Challenger hopes to bring economics background to Mason Co. Board
• IDOT minority contracting meeting will be in Peoria
• Peoria man indicted in beating death
• Stark looking to restore cupola
• McDonough, deputies near contract
• Easton man will oppose Schock
• Heights loses eight fire volunteers
• Christmas Fund: Strong bond holds family together in good times and bad
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Homeless man arrested after Peoria house fire
• Officer gets look as police chief
• Illinois tax breaks could trigger demand for more
• Bradley president: Cancer has returned
• Rivermen lose Grachev to Blues, call-up Bruton
• Illini assistant Koenning appears likely to leave
• New MLB deal includes extra replay
• Illinois Senate committee OKs tax breaks
• Man indicted on second-degree murder charge in teen beating
• Creve Coeur lifts boil order
• Cardinals sign Schumaker, cut Theriot
• NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
• Blagojevich ordered to report to prison March 15
• Financial Aid Questions answered!!!
• McDonough County deputies, jailers get new contract
• Illinois receives $44M for transportation projects
• Safety violations found at Head Start centers across country
• Seahawks defeat Rams, 30-13
• Owner says renovations forcing closure of airport gift shop
• District 150 board OKs new tax levy
• 1915 gold coin donated to Salvation Army
• Koenning gets offer from new Illini coach
• Washington OKs gym light installation bid
• In surprise move, Pekin officials keep property levy the same
• Condition of driver injured in fatal Stark County accident improves
• Auto dealers ready for year-end sales push
• Peoria County coroner's daughter arrested after accident
• Abduction attempt reported near Glen Oak school
• LaGondola building may soon change hands
• Local pizzeria struggles with ever-rising cost of doing business
• New U.S. data shows continuing drop in child abuse
• Too much information? Birth control choices abound
• Man agrees to testify against father in Galesburg park murder
• Illinois House OKs tax relief for businesses, families
• Hundreds mourn slain Virginia Tech officer
• War nearly over, Obama says Iraq won't stand alone
• $1T-plus spending bill taking shape in Congress
• 'Elvis' monkey, psychedelic gecko found in SE Asia
• 5 Monmouth students accused of stealing Jesus
• Illinois prepaid tuition program stops new contracts
• Cause of Washington fire still undetermined
• Cavs re-sign former BU guard Parker
• Pekin motorist faces more than 30 charges after Saturday police chase
• Prosecutor considers criminal charges in Xavier-Cincinnati brawl
• Tiniest babies are growing up healthy despite odds
• Fresh choreography for old favorite keeps 45th 'Nutcracker' exciting
• Taxi cab company says two men robbed office
• Word on the Street: Weaver pitching Peoria land bank
• Documents on possible Fulton Sheen miracle headed for Vatican
• Illinois 10-0 with ‘a way to go’
• Fire starts in Peoria home being remodeled
• Witness says ex-girlfriend stabbed man Sunday
• Sharp makes another overtime delivery as Hawks beat Sharks
• Illinois House reconsiders closing pension loopholes
• Rivermen rally, then top Aeros
• Bears give up second-half lead to another Tebow, Broncos rally
• Christmas Fund: Family would be happy with the basics for Christmas
• Returning Tazewell County veterans experience increasing needs
• Indictment alleges Peoria man started fire
• Sheley allegedly attacked other inmates at Knox County jail
• Pekin City Council to consider levy, abatement on Monday
• Tarter: Cybercrime a growing threat
• On the Air: A few words with WMBD's Bob Larson
• Finke: Finally, Blagojevich mans up
• Propane tank explosion destroys Washington home
• Rampage powers past punchless Rivermen
• Metro Centre jewelry store discovers unauthorized transactions
• Journal Star Red Stocking Party delights Peoria area families
• Baylor QB wins Heisman Trophy
• Lincoln Branch of the Peoria Public Library makes its grand debut
• Gingrich assailed by rivals, fires back at Romney
• Elliott makes Blues' goal stand in 1-0 shut out of Sharks
• State house plans rare Sunday session
• Researchers can dream big at new UICOMP cancer center
• NJ widow exposes mishandling of troop remains
• City manager has taken control of Peoria budget process
• Indiana stuns No. 1 Kentucky 73-72 at buzzer
• Obama praises members of military academies
• Sky-watchers get rare treat: total lunar eclipse
• Postal Service plant closures will be 'a mess'
• Rivermen come up 63 seconds short
• Gun lobby rejoices over ruling on FOID privacy
• Peoria man shot in back while walking near Village Green Apartments
• Police say Peoria woman robbed by man in gas mask
• Water line repairs near West Nebraska, North University almost done
• State Rep. Sommer opposes free tuition program
• Part of Liberty Street to close for Ameren work
• ICC gets funds to demolish 'temporary' Dirksen Hall
• Blagojevich may lose his pension
• Tremont art students bring joy with holiday greeting cards
• Man gets 6 months for shooting at mobile home
• Peorian gets 11 years for selling drugs to officer
• Peoria man gets 7 years in crowbar beating
• Dunlap man has taken a five-mile walk for 5,000 consecutive days
• Cat awaits vote on research and development tax credit
• NASA OKs launch of private space station trip
• Obama says jobless rate could drop to 8 percent
• FDA panel backs birth control patch despite risks
• Proposal to make Chicago a state shows Illinois divide
• Gingrich's rise puzzles critics of his record
• Police identify Virginia Tech gunman
• WIU names provost and academic vice president
• Gay rights group says more than 3,700 Illinois civil unions issued
• Illinois man admits trying to open jet door mid-flight
• Rodney Carrington headed to Peoria
• Thorogood lists March 22 concert in Peoria
• Pujols has come a long way since stint with the Chiefs
• Rivermen ship winger to Las Vegas
• City, county lay out legislative priorities for Peoria
• Presidential candidate Davis visits Pekin
• Failure to signal turn leads to marijuana bust
• Driver who wedged car under semi trailer remains hospitalized
• Peoria man charged with causing crash while fleeing police
• Crime awareness forum draws a crowd to Peoria's East Bluff
• Rotary Club members buy items for 7 local charities
• Idea of county credit card frightens some Marshall board members
• Coroner's jury rules Mercer County woman's death homicide
• Havana City Council approves loan to help business remodel
• Spoon River College to build multipurpose building
• Board denies Varna zoning change
• Blackhawks beat Islanders in overtime
• Oshie scores twice as Blues beat Ducks
• Red Stocking parties carry on tradition for children in need
• NASA loses moon rocks, comet chunks, lunar soil samples
• Census: Income gap widens within the black community
• Sunday Mass is next step in effort to canonize Sheen
• '99 percent' drop in on DC power players
• Names of FOID cardholders will not be released
• Labor Department proposes plan for employing disabled
• Obama calls morning-after pill call 'common sense'
• Illinois lawmakers to try new strategy on tax breaks
• AP Source: NBA players approve labor deal
• VirginiaTech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• Albert Pujols agrees to 10-year deal with Angels
• Small towns fear losing holiday postmarks
• Caterpillar spent $480,000 on lobbying in 3Q
• Water leak reroutes traffic near University and Nebraska
• EPA implicates fracking in groundwater pollution
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• Blagojevich gets 14 year sentence on corruption charges
• Illinois comes back strong to avoid loss
• Detweiller to stay open
• Canton, Fulton at odds over discussing animal control services
• Morton has new superintendent
• Trial to start March 19 in Lowpoint scuffle
• Public fears large hog facility
• Lincoln Branch library set for Saturday opening
• Area attorneys say Blagojevich apology, remorse came too late
• Christmas Fund: Working family falls on hard times
• Lawsuit over new Illinois legislative map thrown out
• Game on in Iowa as GOP attacks target Gingrich
• Big promise is seen in 2 new breast cancer drugs
• Rivermen get Grachev from Blues
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash U.S. record
• Buehrle agrees to deal with Marlins
• GOP bill would increase congressional powers
• No to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Sandusky jailed on new child sex abuse charges
• Hendricks Award goes to Illini's Mercilus
• Vice chair of Tazewell County Board to step away after 36 years
• 'M-A-S-H' star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• 'Homemade-looking ice pick' found by Pekin police in suspicious car
• Report: Ill. dropouts earn less, cost state more
• Woman wedges vehicle beneath semi trailer on Galena Road
• Marlins angling for Pujols
• Houston coach on Illini radar
• Backes, Steen score as Blues win
• Luciano: Pearl Harbor survivor recounts fateful day in 1941
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Fire district board passes levy increase
• EP development could bring 350 construction jobs
• 'All hands on deck' at toy giveaway
• Man pleads guilty to shooting two
• Peoria students use music in cultural lessons
• Demolition begins Friday at old airport terminal
• Man picked from lineup indicted in robberies
• Lowpoint man indicted in Peoria robberies
• Park board to address fees again
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Northeastern
• Two vehicle accident results in multiple injuries
• Do presidents really age faster than rest of us?
• White Sox trade closer Santos for Blue Jays' pitching prospect
• Obama pledges to fight for middle class
• Knox County Board chairman not seeking re-election
• Peorian takes plea deal in double shooting case
• Chicago mayor to speak at Peoria Chamber of Commerce luncheon
• Toys get fans free admission to Farmington basketball game
• U.S. to use foreign aid to promote gay rights
• Men beat, rob 80-year-old Chicago priest
• Two men involved in Galesburg murder plead guilty to obstruction
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• Body of missing Monmouth trucker found in Iowa
• Illinois sees 6th wettest November on record
• Luciano: Dedicated Cubs fans celebrate Santo news
• Fire causes evacuation of Washington school
• Koehler support is evident
• Tazewell County circuit clerk has challenger
• Tazewell County has HR vacancy
• Jury trial ordered for Ogle County man in cocaine case
• Lion's Club in need of holiday donations
• Nursing students upstage engineers
• Pair in fatal shooting plead to obstruction
• Jason Aldean parties hard with 6 wins at ACAs
• Peoria man sentenced for assaulting girl, 10
• Heights board seats to be filled
• Man indicted for threatening officer
• Roanoke ready to fill vacant trustee spot
• Postal changes could mean more work, security for Peoria facility
• Peorian recommended for 'boot camp'
• Charges in shooting case dismissed by prosecutors
• Picking a perfect Christmas tree
• Task force arrests 14 people on meth charges
• Furniture store owners found Peoria Heights was the perfect spot to set up shop
• Community comes together in prayer vigil
• Planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• FAA chief arrested for DWI
• After crime, now punishment for Blagojevich
• Ron Santo elected to baseball Hall of Fame
• Illinois cracks into top-25 basketball poll
• Democrats drop plan to give tax cut to employers
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research says
• Tazewell County lowers tax levy for 2012
• More than 100 attend prayer vigil for Galesburg beating victim
• Canton mine draws far-reaching interest
• New state law will prohibit pitching certain electronic items
• Secretary of State Police remain vigilant for parking scofflaws
• Heights all decked out
• Germantown may get ambulance
• Christmas Fund: Honoring colleagues through the J.S.C.F.
• East Peoria banking on a growth spurt
• Word on the Street: Candidate seems bit unsure of party choice
• Rivermen emerge from fog to beat IceHogs
• Road construction update
• Catholics work to embrace new English translation of Roman Missal
• Indiana man drowns at Starved Rock
• First in Print: Washington phones
• BCS title game to be rematch of LSU and Alabama
• Last second field goal gives Packers win and playoff berth
• Lackluster Bears fall to Chiefs
• Rivermen rally, but Admirals answer, hand Peoria 3-2 loss
• Pekin city manager regrets his comments
• Tarter: What makes a 'worthy' company?
• BU lets down guard in Wyoming
• Car catches fire after accident at Lake and Knoxville
• Ice cream shop owner gets 2 years probation for fire
• Historical re-enactment includes German anti-aircraft gun
• Illini bulldog No. 19 Gonzaga
• Koehler decision not huge shake-up
• Animals rip into holiday season
• One last Christmas for 118-year-old church
• Luciano: Hide your valuables, including cold beer
• Illinois upsets No. 19 Gonzaga, 82-75
• Rivermen get Sterling, Fairchild back from Blues
• Pekin shuffles economic posts
• Mail carrier one in a million
• Industry set to decide on school's fate
• Christmas decorations stolen
• Rivermen collapse in 3rd period for another loss to Admirals
• Peoria men get prison for 'horrific' robbery
• Man gets prison for sex assault
• No central Illinoisan running for 17th District
• Ex-District 150 candidate files suit
• Peoria man robbed at gunpoint in home invasion
• Man robbed after ATM visit at Campustown
• Woman robbed of purse while walking in Peoria
• Peoria man gets 14 years for attacking officer at jail
• Creve Coeur man pleads guilty to meth charges
• Learning to share
• Pere Marquette photo brings back memories of father
• Parents of driver in fatal Fulton County car wreck speak out
• Peoria councilman's trial pushed back to March
• Koehler drops bid for Congress, will seek to remain in Senate
• University of Illinois reviewing sex abuse policies
• Creative bookkeeping prevents Illinois layoffs
• On the Air: 25's 'Mac' looks back
• Judge: Blagojevich sentencing to take 2 days
• Ill. congressman recommends immigrants carry documents
• Study confirms many of us go online for no reason
• 1st Penn State abuse suit comes from new accuser
• Country legend George Jones headed to Peoria
• Farmers worry new labor rules will end teen jobs
• Roseville man gets 35 years for child porn
• Industry to decide fate of school
• Normal gets U.S. EPA 'smart growth' award
• Unemployment rate falls to lowest since March 2009
• Firefighters use colored lights as reminder of holiday fire dangers
• Illinois ranks 7th in HIV/AIDS cases
• Regional Planning Commission hires economic development expert
• Stark County community mourns loss of teens killed in car crash
• Developers unite in effort to lure new Cat plant to central Illinois
• Man says robbers tried to choke him in parking lot
• Firefighters extinguish Shenandoah garage fire
• Both drivers in Tuesday rollover released from hospital
• Teen who knew of gun at Limestone High School faces juvenile prison
• Two men appear in federal court in child porn cases
• Judge sentences father in 2009 shooting case
• Bulgarian national pleads guilty in ATM scanning case
• Sentencing set for March on two child sex cases
• Chiefs open April 5 in Beloit, April 9 at home
• Motorist checking tires reports armed robbery
• Hotel Pere Marquette created decades of memories
• For Herman Cain, the campaign is all but over
• Congress bickers toward year-end compromise
• GM willing to buy back Volts from fearful owners
• Apple juice can pose a health risk from calories
• Quinn: Sears help 'more than adequate'
• Student brings unloaded BB gun to Pekin High
• Candlelight vigil planned for Stark County High students, community
• ISU locking up .xxx domain names
• Pekin school building repairs in the works
• Grape tomatoes recalled over salmonella concern
• Illinois health agency marks World AIDS Day
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• Golfers air their concerns at Peoria Park Board meeting
• Man says he was shot while in car on Adams
• 3 charged in bogus credit card scam
• East Bluff neighborhood group looks to future
• Former police officer sues Eureka
• Small community mourns teenagers
• Caterpillar upset by Illinois tax credit decision
• Bullet holes found in Lexington Hills Apartment
• Peoria home invasion includes a second house
• Drug-dealing charge nets 18 years in prison
• Deer Creek-Mackinaw begins superintendent interview process
• North Valley man sent to prison in tax scheme
• Morton joint boards meeting highlights positives of past year
• Metamora High School tax levy called 'fair'
• FAA: Changes coming to prevent tarmac delays
• FDA examines level of arsenic in apple juice
• After raids, Wall Street protesters shift tactics
• Ill. Supreme Court to consider abortion dispute
• Peorian found guilty in June 7 shooting
• Move by central banks exhilarates Wall Street
• Cutler not sure he'll return this season
• Appeal in Peterson case gets another day in court
• Three teen victims in fatal Henry County crash ID'd
• Newspaper calls on judge to open Cellini hearing
• Quad Cities man says he hid $13K in suit donated to Goodwill
• Target, Costco plans take shape for East Peoria
• First in Print: Changing dynamics?
• District 150 will seek levy with lower tax rate
• Three teens killed, two injured in accident near Kewanee
• Limestone student pleads guilty to gun charges
• Man shot in arm, chest while sitting in car
• Maniscalco leads unbeaten Illini past Maryland
• State hospital plan loses backer
• Free HIV tests for BU students after play commemorating AIDS Day
• Pekin man charged with trying to entice a minor
• Cat drops property tax appeals
• Christmas Fund: Single mother wants the best for her children
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• Bears feel Hanie will improve
• American Airlines bankruptcy should not affect Peoria flights
• Farmers check out latest trends, equipment at Peoria farm show
• Rivermen rookie Fairchild called-up, makes NHL debut
• Google Maps indoors? New feature rolls out on Android platform
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Report says Facebook seeks $10 billion in IPO
• Herman Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• DNA identifies previously unknown John Wayne Gacy victim
• Former FBI agent gets 10-month sentence for lying about missing money
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• 'Fahrenheit 451' finally out as an e-book
• Doh! Motorist arrested after police chase
• Galesburg City Council pares capital projects, may add library
• Pekin takes second look at tax-levy numbers
• Illinois to let civil-union couples file tax returns
• Leadership Morton program returning
• District 150 financial outlook improving
• University of Illinois Extension service copes with cuts
• Quinn: Budget deal prevents closures, layoffs
• Pekin School Board eyes rate increase
• Candidates file nominating petitions
• Oompa Loompas, free food highlight new Haddad's debut
• Bloomington man gets 4 years on drug charges
• Police: Gun found at Limestone High School was for 'protection'
• Fire causes damage to vacant Peoria church
• BU students protest new condom policy
• East Peoria eyeing Target, Costco for downtown
• Volunteers wrap more than 10,000 holiday gifts for seniors
• Peoria man shot during Nov. 4 robbery dies three weeks later
• Fitch keeps AAA US credit rating but dims outlook
• More kids skip school shots in 8 states including Illinois
• Army Corps restores Great Lakes fish barrier power setting
• Illinois committee OKs smaller tax-break package
• Lawyers: Bullet was switched at Sirhan's trial
• Penn State sets student forums to discuss sex abuse scandal
• Democratic Rep. Barney Frank announces retirement
• Stocks soar on big shopping weekend
• Ohio's 200-pound 8-year-old prompts parent issue
• Ringling circus agrees to $270K fine by USDA
• Woman alleges long affair with GOP candidate Cain
• Is technology a friend or foe to Santa Claus?
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Garrison Keillor coming to Peoria
• Saturday rainfall sets record
• State requests NCLB waiver
• Word on the Street: Marriott deal still ruffling feathers
• Rivermen, Bishop stun Wolves with first-ever shutout at Chicago, 4-0
• Church marks two years of serving area deaf population
• Opiate abuse a 'scary' trend
• Coast Guard Auxiliary offers civilians training
• Christmas Fund: Single mom finds nothing left for holidays
• Illinois rolls Chicago State, prepares for tough stretch
• First in Print: Deeper impact than they thought?
• Bears winning streak kicked to curb
• Road construction update
• Three men attempt to rob Peoria man checking car tire
• Illini cruise past Chicago State 90-43
• Zook out at Illinois; Koenning to serve as interim coach
• Pekin police adding officers
• Farm show opens Tuesday at Civic Center
• Tarter: For many, retiring not an option
• Rivermen get 2 goals from Barriball, but lose 5-3 to Wolves
• Festival of Lights parade delights people of all ages
• Knights to Remember: Richwoods falls in title game
• Woodhull motorist dies in two-vehicle accident
• Christmas Fund: Counting blessings despite not having home
• Peoria heeding lessons from Dec. 1, 2006, snowstorm
• Luciano: Filling the void, as a family
• Bradley loses to Nevada, but learn plenty
• LaHood touts small businesses
• Kristkindlmarket kicks off holidays with German flair
• LaHood: Transportation bill urgent
• Governor's mansion displays Christmas trees
• Illinois sinks to new depth in loss to Minnesota
• Nevada downs BU for third place
• Prairie Ridge defeats Richwoods in 6A title game
• Two men shot in Taft Homes on Friday night
• Feds probe new battery fires in Chevrolet Volt
• NASA launches super-size rover to Mars
• NBA owners, players reach tentative deal
• Rivermen collapse in 3rd, absorb 7-3 loss to Hogs
• 124th Santa Claus Parade rings in the season
• Knights’ unlikely run to the 6A finals truly is a team effort
• CityLink food bus only half stuffed
• Family mourns victim of Wednesday night shooting
• Online sales tax hasn't hampered cyber sales
• ICC seeking to increase levy
• 59 people arrested in Chicago shoplifting sting
• Pekin City Council will consider levies
• Christmas Fund: Holidays tight amid children's ailments
• Live blog: Bradley vs. Wisconsin
• Galesburg woman hospitalized after beating
• Endangered baby gorilla born at Chicago zoo dies
• Drought puts damper on tree farmers' Christmas
• Richwoods coach 'part of the family'
• New bodies could bring Ohio Craigslist toll to 3
• Prosecutor: Reagan, Bush not criminally liable in Iran-Contra scandal
• Stocks slip to end the roughest week since September
• Sharp elbows: Shoppers scuffle on Black Thursday
• Pre-parade fun-run benefits Toys for Tots program
• Deadline soon for making education suggestions
• Former Chicago first lady Maggie Daley dies at 68
• Black Friday crowds turn out on Thursday
• Ill. applies for 3rd round of Race to the Top cash
• Charges filed in Caterpillar theft
• Christmas Fund: Tavern's fundraiser offers bang for the duck
• Ravens beat 49ers in duel of Harbaughs
• Sparland besieged by confusion
• First in Print: IVC drug tests
• Luciano: Seeking dress owner, gift donors
• Volunteers, diners share food and smiles at Salvation Army Thanksgiving dinner
• After 47 years apart, father and daughter spend holiday together
• Romo rallies Dallas to win over Dolphins
• Packers stay perfect with 27-15 win over Lions
• Peoria police investigating Wednesday night homicide
• East Peoria streamlines Festival of Lights
• Illini, Maniscalco hold off Illinois State 63-59
• Christmas Fund: Family grateful to be together after tough year
• Peorian pleads not guilty in armed robbery case
• Schock disappointed at 'utter failure' of supercommittee
• Family fun abounds on Black Friday
• CityLink bus No. 2 alters route for parade
• Knox boardmember Pickrel resigns
• Judge wants hearing on Cellini conviction
• David Sedaris to perform April 20 in Peoria
• Bond set at $50,000 for Peoria man accused of arson
• Alexander Street will be reduced to one lane to train tracks
• Peoria metro area jobless rate held steady in October
• Peoria teen indicted in shooting at City Hall parking lot
• US prosecutors to corrupt officials: Wake up, work with us
• Illinois workers suspended over money to help disabled
• AP source: Chiefs claim Orton off waivers
• 7 arrested in Amish haircutting attacks in US
• First in Print: Touting small business
• Illini roll past Richmond to face rival Illinois State
• Washington basketball tourney draws elite competition
• Peoria hikes garbage fee, rolls out Toter program
• Peoria City Council signs off on 2012 budget
• Redbirds hold off Rutgers for ‘sweet’ win in Cancun
• Luciano: Give thanks and pass the squid
• EP City Council pulls vote on possible anchor store
• Henry City Council votes to obtain city credit card
• Galesburg man found dead behind gas station
• Kings get past Blues 3-2
• Live blog: Wofford 36, Bradley, 27 Halftime
• Expect crowds at airports, on the road for Thanksgiving holiday
• Washington man charged with robberies
• Bloomington hit with majority of Afni cuts
• Dunlap woman remains in fair condition after crash
• Unloaded handgun found in Bartonville school
• Thanksgiving food tips...
• Weary, blistered Wall Street protesters reach DC
• Illini and ISU take the court at the Cancun Challenge
• Blues call-up Rivermen rookie Fairchild
• Economy means scaled-back Thanksgiving for many
• Inverness man killed in deer hunting accident
• Illinois checks on drivers using disability parking placards
• Business owners, local leaders praise Small Business Saturday
• Brewers' Braun wins NL MVP Award
• Assembly Hall renovation plans move forward
• New baseball contract limits tobacco use
• Coroner: Driver had taken prescription meds before fatal Fulton Co. crash
• Illini face first real test Tuesday against Richmond
• Operation Christmas Child encourages spirit of giving
• Review: Peoria Symphony shares some holiday spirit
• Fire damages air unit at galvanizing plant
• Morton land purchases OK'd over 2 objections
• El Paso official grateful for support after June arrest
• South Side Mission determined to provide Thanksgiving to all comers
• Robber takes Peoria man's cash and shoes
• Marshall County vote on zoning variance violates ordinance
• Police: Home invasion not likely related to others
• Police, IDOT caution motorists to buckle up, be ready for checks
• Peoria gears up for winter snow removal challenges
• Beauty queen says 'no' - to distracted driving
• Target scrambles to line up new egg suppliers
• Case of accused White House shooter is rare
• Obama issues 5 pardons, 1 prison commutation
• Stores betting shoppers would rather skip Z’s than a great deal
• End of season loss tough on Braves
• Galesburg man loses beer, shotguns in burglary
• Burglar takes medicine from Peoria veterinary clinic
• Endangered baby gorilla born at Chicago Zoo
• State legislature headed for unusually large turnover
• Quinn report casts doubt on hefty gambling revenues
• East St. Louis mom accused in kids' shotgun deaths 'truly sorry'
• Chillicothe man dies after becoming pinned between pickup, embankment
• Tigers' Verlander wins AL MVP award
• Police, transportation officials issue holiday safe driving reminder
• Mariners outfielder Greg Halman killed
• Today's Deal: 50% off at Sam's Roadhouse
• Fatal plane crash under investigation
• Word on the Street: McMillan has reason to be miffed on voting
• Road construction updates
• Louisville goal as good as gold
• Galesburg sees need for hotel
• South Side Mission accepts meal reservations
• Refurbishing Morton vehicle saves money, makes headlines
• Opportunistic birds feast at Chautauqua
• Early Thanksgiving meal served at Trewyn Middle School
• Rabbit lovers converge for annual fall show at Expo gardens
• Fire closes parts of Pere Marquette State Park
• Bradley soccer leads Louisville 1-0 in NCAA game
• Rivermen lose Sterling to Blues, lose game to Marlies
• Seahawks stuff Rams 24-7
• Cutler leads Bears past Chargers
• Illinois State left out of FCS Playoffs
• Pekin wastewater plant construction to start soon
• Richwoods football tickets available Monday
• Two men shot Saturday night
• Princeville man suffers burns while trying to put out house fire
• Rivermen lose scoring ace Sterling to call-up by Blues
• Rep. Leitch building a lasting legacy at State Capitol
• Caterpillar retiree combines his passions to become a guitar maker
• Double overtime victory puts Richwoods in 6A title game
• Civil War re-enactors open winter encampment at Sommer Park
• State seeking smooth foster care transition
• Finke: State borrows idea to repay loan
• Family House takes on 'Polar Express' theme for annual fundraiser
• Shots fired at Peoria man walking on Archer Avenue
• 18-year-old writes first book from experiences on family farm
• Fitness buffs check out program using intense fitness, nutrition
• Former Channel 20 anchor Don Hickman dies
• Rivermen fall short against Monsters, 3-2
• Firefighters put out two South Peoria garage fires
• Animal rights video prompts McDonald's, Target to drop egg supplier
• USDA targets stores nationwide in food stamp trafficking
• Illinois Superman caper lands thief in prison
• Illinois State football falls in 2 OTs
• Morrison backs roll over Stark County defense, 28-0
• Feds investigate report of Springfield water pump failure
• Live blog: Bradley vs. North Dakota
• Manual High teen beaten last week has died
• Firearm deer hunting season under way in central Illinois
• Defensive front gets Richwoods back into 6A state semifinals
• Rep. Leitch honored as 'dedicated public servant'
• Police respond to bomb threat on Fulton Street
• Pekin park fees going up modestly
• Morton bracing for winter weather
• Students find lessons in cooking Thanksgiving meal
• Trial ends in redistricting lawsuit
• New gambling plan pushed before last one finished
• Regional superintendent criticizes cuts
• Sentence reduced for Iraq veteran
• Manito house fire causes $130,000 in damage
• Two Pekin teens arrested on meth charges
• Regis Philbin makes exit from morning TV
• Deficit gridlock looms, supercommittee deadlocked
• Firefighters battle arson fire twice at same house Friday morning
• Illinois man indicted in kidnapping case in Vegas
• House says no to mandating balanced federal budget
• Joe Paterno has lung cancer, son says
• Two alumni elected to Bradley University Board of Trustees
• Hayden-Clark Alumni Center open Thanksgiving weekend
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer
• Ill. board proposes new rules to evaluate teachers
• Bears' top draft pick Carimi out for season
• NCAA launching investigation of Penn State
• Sheley sentenced to life in prison for Galesburg slaying
• Bradley offers fan bus for NCAA soccer match at Louisville
• It's official: Sveum introduced as Cubs' 52nd manager
• JS Saturday TV section expanding
• Rivermen surge into 1st with 4-3 shootout win over Monsters
• On the Air: Suspension over 'Daily Show' sends wrong message
• Bradley sophomore sends soccer team into NCAA’s Round of 32
• Beaten Peoria teenager not expected to live
• Peoria Heights woman wins groceries for a year in sweepstakes
• Peoria City Council delays decision on garbage program
• Galesburg man gets 7 years in stabbing
• Peoria County Board approves budget
• Washington boy dies after accidentally hanging himself in yard
• Man says he was robbed on Jefferson Avenue
• Congress about to kill high-speed train program
• Water bills in Peoria Heights on the rise
• CityLink will get two hybrid buses
• Cost of Ill. tax break package could hit $850M
• Dale Sveum will manage Cubs
• Friday Night Insights - Live Chat - State Semis
• Is economy best birth control? US births dip again
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Occupy protesters march nationwide; over 200 arrested
• Congress approves bill averting government shutdown
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• Peoria man guilty in Flat Top Grill robbery; victims locked in cooler
• Wild cards, realignment and more interleague ahead in MLB
• Sheley to be sentenced Friday for murder
• Ill. man sues Southwest Airlines over free drink coupons
• Mail package leads to meth arrest
• Calling all shoppers!
• Detweiller Golf Course a likely budget victim
• Luciano: Quick! Do something kind before it's too late
• Ray LaHood will address Galesburg Chamber
• Lowpoint man accused in robberies
• Tazewell elevates deputy coroner
• Decades old gaming debate rages
• Students take part in educational program using PBS video content
• Peoria awaits decision on garbage carts
• Sheley's lawyer gives bill to Knox County
• Man said cellphone stolen while at bus stop
• Delta flights expected to return to Peoria airport
• Halftime: Bradley 34, SEMO, 34
• Gunman at Princeton High School surrenders, no injuries
• Illini guard Head likely to get playing time after suspension
• Live blog: Bradley vs. SEMO
• Authorities release ID of Astoria woman killed in Tuesday crash
• Two bullets hit White House, one man arrested
• Millionaires on Capitol Hill: Please tax me more!
• Workers push back against earlier holiday openings
• McGwire, Duncan stay with Cardinals under Matheny
• Retired judge to serve as prosecutor
• House passes concealed weapons permit bill
• 11 indictments in western Illinois drug bust
• Gibson, Maddon win manager of year honors; La Russa 3rd
• RMU will be part of the McDonald's Thanksgiving Parade! Come out and see the RM...
• Quinn 'optimistic' on budget deal for facilities
• Study: Ill. ranks high in taxes on poor families
• Knox County gets $45K bill for Sheley defense
• Rivermen lean on Bishop, Hensick to collar Dogs, 3-2 in SO
• Woodford signs off on budget
• Blues clamp down on Red Wings for 2-1 victory
• Peoria, Galesburg receive grant to buy hybrid buses
• Astoria woman dies in crash on Route 125
• Peoria cumulative voting system remains for now
• Peoria man allegedly tried to assault driver after nephew struck
• Pet owners express worries over Lacon ordinance
• Fundraiser to help Peoria's homeless draws a crowd
• Bill gives businesses tax cut
• Photos of the Month - October 2011
• Two men testify against third involved in Flat Top Grill robbery
• Second Heights trustee leaves
• Varna teen hit by car remains in Peoria hospital
• Sandusky TV interview could haunt him at trial
• Peoria man hears gunshots, later finds bullet in bathtub
• Metamora man upgraded after semi accident
• Body found on Avon tracks identified as resident
• Pekin man released from hospital after crash
• Congress set to cut money for meat industry reform
• Girls hoops preview: Central ‘family’ has high expectations
• United pilots say poor training is safety issue
• Congress pushes back on healthier school lunches
• Teacher suspended for showing questionable material in class
• Quinn took 4 months to remove child-welfare chief
• AP Exclusive: Lost JFK assassination tapes on sale
• Verlander wins AL Cy Young in unanimous vote
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Zook walks out of press conference after job question
• Quinn OKs bill to restore superintendents' pay
• Catholic Charities ends Ill. civil unions dispute
• Cellini says 'dishonest' juror requires new trial
• Visitors Center manager offers numbers touting benefits to Peoria
• CEFCU warns of possible security breach
• Ardis blasts Quinn on jobs
• Washington school board OKs property tax increase
• Bond set at $500,000 in shooting of Peoria man
• Washington-MacArthur lane reductions scheduled
• Tourists help track copper sword theft
• Suspensions on rise this year in District 150 schools
• Morton, Limestone bands place at Lucas Oil Stadium
• Arson suspected in Millman Street fire
• Central Illinois food pantries see increased need
• Luciano: Hunters: Shoot to kill unwanted feral swine
• Illinois woman says tea party bracelet led to firing
• Deep-chilling trauma patients to try to save them
• Semi flips, spilling gravel across Northeast Adams Street
• BU soccer team plays home match in NCAA tournament
• Women's Choir will present Through the Eyes of a Child
• Chorale holiday concert is December 4
• Peoria Lunaire concert features guest flutist, five premieres
• Bradley senior to give horn recital
• String Chamber Music Recital at Bradley December 3
• Marion prison on lockdown after fights
• Washington man charged with slapping infant at home daycare
• Big Ten takes Paterno's name off title trophy
• USDA: 'Locally grown' food a $4.8 billion business
• U.S. Supreme Court will hear health care overhaul case
• Cray replaces IBM on massive U of I supercomputer project
• Occupy protesters in Galesburg pleased with community response
• Peorian arrested on attempted murder charge for Nov. 4 shooting
• No deficit deal in sight despite prods by Obama
• American Eagle fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays at O'Hare
• BU jumps over Kangaroos
• Questions raised after Cellini juror past revealed
• Quinn: Ill. gambling deal can't be done without me
• Word on the Street: Gateway to more revenue?
• 41st Annual Peoria Turkey Trot
• Couple finds Dynegy Havana Power Station 'unnerving'
• Morton officials: Wait for power plan
• Grand jury hears child sex assault case
• Road construction update
• Scouts retain members with military living history program
• Bears dominate Stafford, Lions, 37-13
• Cardinals set to hire Matheny as manager
• Bradley wins opener in Ford's debut
• Illini LB shot in hand, out for season
• Live blog: Bradley vs. UMKC
• Lawmakers punt on pensions as $85B liability grows
• Luciano: Hospital not just a haunted house
• What are you thankful for?
• Roger Williams fell 70 feet, and survived
• Rivermen ride Bishop to 3-0 shutout over IceHogs
• City Council examining doing away with cumulative elections
• Program gets Bradley students involved in the community
• Peoria man indicted in City Hall lot shooting
• Shriners strive to help those in need
• Richwoods edges Danville in 6A
• Michigan rolls past Illinois 31-14
• Joliet Catholic beats Washington, 56-7
• Doctors: Test all kids for cholesterol by age 11
• Cat to invest $640 million to upgrade facilities
• Report of shots fired at apartment Thursday
• Woman, passenger ejected from vehicle
• Rivermen charge back to beat IceHogs, 7-6, in OT
• Peoria County OKs landfill siting
• Stipend causes 'hard feelings'
• Illinois finishes big vs. Loyola
• Mason officials OK with budget deficit
• Panel votes to keep facilities open
• Kickapoo Creek Road expected to reopen
• Emery douses Flames in 4-1 Hawks win
• Peoria County Board praises engineer's promotion
• Keeping memories alive on Veterans Day
• Bluejays blank Braves in MVC semis
• State Rep. will host free breakfast to honor veterans
• Souvenir cap's owner hasn't yet emerged
• AirTran leaving Bloomington airport
• South Peoria fire deemed suspicious
• East Peoria boil advisory lifted
• Cubs interview Sandy Alomar Jr.
• Penn State places McQueary on administrative leave
• Hundreds line Downtown streets to salute those who served
• Portion of Kickapoo Creek Road closed
• Temptations headed to Peoria
• Cellini attorney says he'll file mistrial motion
• Priest accused of shoplifting again in southern Illinois
• AP source: Marlins meet with Pujols
• How much do you know about the Morris Graduate School of Management? Are you co...
• Collegium Musicum plans recital
• President, CEO of U.S. Chamber of Commerce to deliver commencement address
• Man gets 3 years for copper theft
• Caterpillar banks on China growth with ERA deal
• Review: Christmas comes early at Mannheim show
• Lawmakers explain their vote
• City Council debates garbage carts, fee hike
• Blues rally to get point in shootout loss to Leafs
• Proposal to cut tourism funding is put on hold
• School chiefs closer to paycheck
• Schock advocates to renew roads bill
• Luciano: Pearl Harbor survivor wanted others to remember
• Outreach center opens in Peoria
• Toews scores twice as Blackhawks beat Blue Jackets
• Red Cross has special blood drive for vets
• 11-11-11 proves a popular day for weddings
• Men's city golf champ arrested at Peoria club
• Peoria NEXT names its CEO
• Panel recommends coroner appointment
• Bradley great Bob Carney dies at age 79
• Woman dies after falling down Canton elevator shaft
• Friday Night Insights - Live Chat - State Quarters
• Accident backs up War Memorial Drive traffic
• Freshman Sophomore High School Honor Band to perform Tuesday at Bradley
• Jazz Ensembles present “100th Anniversary Tribute to Stan Kenton”
• Limestone football coach resigns
• EP area under boil advisory
• Tremont vets memorial includes 12,000-pound anchor
• New veterans outreach center opens in Downtown Peoria
• Mason County's 2012 budget plans for the worst
• Princeville man killed in car crash this morning
• Ice Time Online - Payne-less Blues
• 'Mr. Cub' statue gets a makeover in Peoria
• Elmwood students make snuggly blankets for sick children
• Scaled-back gambling bill defeated in Illinois House
• U.S. Cellular to offer free device workshop in Peoria
• Succop’s FG lifts Chiefs over Chargers in OT
• Filling the treat bags
• Not guilty plea entered in train drug delivery case
• Ruling allows for 'sweep' of special funds
• Canton TIF motions die
• Cumulative voting worked, surviving plaintiffs says
• State: Education gap narrows
• Bradford sign project shines in spotlight
• State biologist says 65,000 pounds of Asian carp caught in two days, sent to fertilizer plant
• Heritage Lake asks for help with roads
• Gunshots confirmed as cause of Eureka deaths
• Ken Paulson will deliver Robison Lecture
• Schock accepts intern applications for 2012
• Woman who died in fall at ISU identified
• United Nations marks 7 billionth baby
• Solemn motorcade brings Pekin Marine home
• Senior voice recital set for November 19
• Workers try to turn Asian carp into fertilizer
• Symphonic Winds and Symphonic Band perform November 13
• Jazz Combos will give concert November 17
• Rivermen bring Polacek back from ECHL
• Todd Kelly Quintet to perform at Bradley
• Guitar Ensemble concert is November 20
• Bradley Community Chorus and Symphony Orchestra to perform November 20
• Maniscalco to miss Illini exhibition game
• Morton, IVC judged among top bands in state at ISU
• 3 more victims of grain elevator blast found
• First Amendment Center president to deliver Robison Lecture
• Native American writers to give joint reading
• Central Illinois couple ties the knot in cemetery
• Word on the Street: Cumulative voting gets quantified
• Cardinals take one final bow
• Police arrest two men in shootings on Ann Street
• Woman falls from Watterson Towers to her death
• Smoldering cigarette suspected in Morton fire
• Fire in Willow Knolls 14 bathroom ruled as arson
• Magical mystery of the Shriners
• Flags placed to honor fallen Marine
• Northeast snowstorm kills at least 11
• Acrobats amaze Five Points Washington
• Robbers run away from heists in separate incidents over weekend
• MEG unit pushing participation
• More schools miss progress goal
• Road construction update
• Rams shock Saints 31-21 for first win
• Stewart wins at Martinsville to tighten Sprint Cup standings
• Review: Casting Crowns blends music, ministry
• Business Watch: Missing link in rail study: The bus
• Lifestyle show: A day for women
• Grenita Lathan opens up about her job
• Luciano: Good luck kicks in after hunter falls down
• Non-gooey goblin goodies
• Man on porch struck in head with gun, robbed
• Wellness council refocuses to build healthy central Illinois
• Tainted witness poses challenge for Cellini jury
• 40-year-old Florida cold case finds way to Peoria
• Finke: Hiatus to be spent balancing budget
• BU men sock Evansville, 2-1, move up in MVC
• Marine returns to Pekin Monday
• Rivermen check IceHogs with Bishop in 5-2 win
• 409: Penn State, Paterno find winning formula against Illini
• Youngstown routs Western 56-14
• Morton, IVC take top honors at ISU marching band competition
• Early storm pelts East Coast with wet, heavy snow
• Cards win World Series, beat Texas 6-2 in Game 7
• Rivermen breakdowns fuel 6-4 Rockford victory
• For some, Halloween is time to decorate for creepy fun
• Father of Marine killed in Afghanistan: 'My son is my hero'
• Panthers prowl on offense, defense for 34-14 win over Dunlap
• Game 6: It’s the stuff of legends
• Luciano: Cardinals’ faithful bank on their mojo
• Peorian arrested after home invasion
• Pepper spray used on defendant Payne
• Canton weighs third TIF district
• Environmentalists lose challenge against Peoria landfill
• Officials thrilled funding for regional education offices failed
• Catholic Charities appeal timetable
• Feds indict 15 in meth sting
• Elmwood receives governor's award
• Operation Copperhead indictments
• Parents unhappy with Midland schools
• Moffitt seeking 11th term
• 72-year-old man guilty of marijuana possession
• NBA cancels all games through Nov. 30
• That muffin didn't cost taxpayers $16 after all
• Lawmakers still haven't tackled $85B pension debt
• Stocks finish mixed after Thursday's big rally
• Carpenter to start Game 7 on short rest
• Quinn wants probe of voting by absent legislators
• 20 Illinois soldiers home from Afghanistan
• RMU offers schollarship awards based on financial need, academic achievement, at...
• LaRussa on stunning Game 6: You had to be here to believe it
• Holliday to miss Game 7; Chambers added to roster
• Illinois Marine discharged after murder charge
• Coroner's jury rules 15-year-old’s death a homicide
• Champaign mom backs over, kills 4-year-old daughter
• Bradley University ends successful capital campaign
• Peoria woman is sixth victim in string of robberies targeting elderly
• Eventually, Rivermen shining the brightest in win over Stars
• Dunlap lays out 20-year plan for growth
• Henry plant lockout ends on divided union vote
• Pere Marquette closing plans cause concern
• State high court blocks challenge of delisting at Peoria landfill
• Knox County teen's traffic death ruled a homicide
• Peoria planning department director Pat Landes to retire
• New state-federal meth task force will target Tazewell County area
• Luciano: 82-year-old unfazed by robbery attempt
• Man fights off robbery outside his home
• Marijuana trafficking suspect appears in court
• Two members of marijuana ring plead guilty
• World Series: Team that strands the most is toast
• Friday Night Insights - Week Ten
• Congress' deficit-cutting panel looking at benefits, taxes
• Illinois-American Water seeking rate increase
• Army Ranger killed on 14th deployment to war zone
• Illinois lawmakers wrap up 1st veto session week
• Illinois House adopts ban on 'crafty' pension abuse
• School superintendent pay legislation fails again
• Blago brother: 'Unanswered questions' on Jesse Jackson Jr.
• Beluga whale dies at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium
• BU exceeds capital campaign goal, brings in $161 million
• Reward offered in suspicious death
• State figures show unemployment easing in Peoria area
• Clean-up efforts continue day after Minonk fire
• Ice Time Online - Rookie Defensemen
• Fallen Pekin Marine headed home
• About 1,000 attend hearing on closing of Logan Correctional Center
• Expert: Voting system is failing
• Tazewell budget largely status quo
• Convicted child killer Karen McCarron wants new trial
• Goodfield quiet on settlement over house feud
• Override of health insurance veto fails in state Senate
• Wrestling coach receives Little Lotto jackpot check
• Schoo sworn in as chief of Mason City police
• Luciano: Reader response echoes weather
• Unions decry state pension bill
• Tazewell inmate died of overdose
• Peoria man faces 19 years in assault
• Building careers
• Pregnant student injured in lunchtime scuffle
• Peoria County sues Globe Energy
• Apartment building fire displaces family of eight
• Marching Potters, others score at Illini band contest
• 'King of Clout' jurors deliberate
• Blaze destroys several buildings in downtown Minonk
• Cleanup nearing end after Tiskilwa derailment
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace middle class
• Michael Jackson doc moved to tears by patients' testimony
• Illinois Senate delays vote on gambling expansion
• Not your fault! Hormones linked to weight regain
• Riot squads clear Wall St. protests in 2 cities
• UAW OK's new contract with Chrysler
• World Series Game 6 postponed
• State high court suspends Blagojevich law license
• Lung cancer screening with X-rays isn't beneficial
• Bradley Named a Best Value Private College by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
• Expect price hikes, thanks to peanut shortage
• Peoria woman robbed of money while doing yard work
• Men pistol-whipped, woman assaulted at Peoria hotel
• Peoria hires Good Energy as consultant
• Peoria Ballet's 'Nutcracker' looking for new Sugar Plum Fairy
• JS Exclusive: Study examines Amtrak link between EP, Normal
• Fire forces family of eight from home
• Blackhawks beat Ducks 3-2 in shootout
• Safely dispose of old drugs Saturday
• Quinn takes hit on electricity, union deal
• Stark County Junior High students spend day focusing on military
• Quinn skips Logan meeting
• Committee agrees on search firm for Peoria County department chiefs
• First grade instructor at Woodrow Wilson wins mathematics award
• Frye Avenue resident indicted in stabbing death
• Luciano: No time for fright in real-life slasher
• Woodford jury convicts man of setting van on fire
• Two winning lottery tickets sold in Tazewell in a week
• Late-night knock at door leads to home invasion
• Man apparently flees traffic stop, crashes twice
• 30 year old pleads guilty to cocaine charges
• Lexington Hills resident finds bullet in bedroom
• Botched robbery results in 19 year prison sentence
• Council, developer announce new hotel agreement
• Just in time for the holidays, a bad economic mood
• Patience tested over waste, crime at protest sites
• U.S. Secretary of Agriculture to Keynote Bradley Symposium
• Guitar Ensemble concert set for November 20
• Home prices up in half of major U.S. cities, says survey
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Cubs introduce Epstein
• Quincy University grapples with bat problem
• Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave
• Shooting victim drives rental with bullet holes
• Jaguars shut down Ravens, win 12-7 in prime time
• 12-year saga involving village and unfinished home nearly resolved
• Gunman robs Peorian, hops in trailing SUV
• Short layover at Lindbergh for 150 Board
• Council expects to tap energy consultant
• GM’s Volt rolls into central Illinois
• Luciano: Couple recounts a mixed-up stickup
• Disabled man attacked, robbed of his liquor
• Teen mobs harass motorists
• Freezer wall collapse kills Bureau County man
• Arson suspected in fire at vacant Peoria home
• Intruder slashes Peoria woman with box cutter
• Burglars snag tobacco, liquor, cash, computers
• Robber makes repeat visit to sandwich shop
• 82-year-old man robbed at knifepoint, shoved
• Marine from Pekin killed in Afghanistan
• Illinois lawmakers gear up for busy fall veto session
• Judge blocks Florida's new welfare drug testing law
• The elusive McRib makes a McComeback
• Thome eager to play again in 2012
• Caterpillar sets record third-quarter profit
• Word on the Street: Warming to concept of regional approach
• Hensick, Cheechoo lead Rivermen past Wolves, 5-2
• Holland tops Pujols, Cards; Texas ties Series at 2
• Tax breaks on historic homes to be explained
• Tourism officials offer advice: Don't cut from Peoria
• A shared passion
• Lawmakers face daunting agenda for fall veto session
• On a quest for success
• State found funds to expedite settlement
• Organizations crippled by state's spending cuts, delayed payments
• Road construction updates
• Bowyer slips past Burton’s Cat car for win at Talladega
• Forte runs for 145 yards, Bears beat Bucs 24-18
• Infant found dead in Glasford home after co-sleeping
• Dunlap, Morton; Ann/Weth, United switched in HS football pairs
• Cheerleaders show their spirit at Civic Center competition
• Finke: Gamble big or not at all
• Few signs of movement on paying backlog of bills
• Interest for late bills adds another financial blow
• Youthful as ever at 107th birthday
• Night out on birthday ends with morning in jail
• Both drivers seriously injured in Friday accident
• Luciano: Restoring tranquility at asylum cemetery
• Rivermen offense works overtime, but Stars win 6-5
• State to try new deterrent for dealers
• State football brackets revealed
• Police suspect Peorian in heroin, cocaine sales
• Services honor former Eureka mayor
• Illini confidence is shaken, stirred
• Medical students gain experience, skills from mentors
• Pedestrian shot in hand as he runs away
• Three on bikes rob walker on West Bluff
• Purdue upsets No. 23 Illinois 21-14
• Rhoades' bond set at $1.5 million
• Wildlife in state of fear again
• Rivermen on rampage for first win of season, 5-0
• Two dozen local groups to receive grant money
• Sheley will have same lawyer represent him
• Police ticketed truck driver in fatal crash
• Four face federal charges for meth
• New Canton TIF is causing a rift
• Lurking layoffs may limit City code enforcement
• Obama signs Panama free trade agreement
• Death in Washington crash still under investigation
• Marriott deal sees changes
• Prosecutor describes a grisly scene
• Center for Youth lands pair of execs
• Man gets 10 years for abuse
• Long-running Goodfield house dispute nears an end
• Municipal governments affected by late state payments
• Ohio exotic animal farm owner traded guns for tiger, monkey
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Senate rejects big piece of Obama jobs bill
• Cain tweaks 9-9-9 tax plan to allow exemptions
• McDonald's ponders third price hike this year
• Illini linebacker receives probation for DUI
• Gadhafi body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Not so crappy: Field Museum's restrooms are best in the U.S.
• Police respond to apparent barricade of hotel room
• Bullpen fizzles in 9th as Cardinals lose 2-1
• Galesburg man gets 3 years for child sex abuse
• East Peoria schools trying for state funds
• Robbers hold Dunlap couple, baby at gunpoint
• Decison on replacing Tazewell coroner delayed
• Medical providers delay projects, cut back
• Firm rejects D150 union claims of 'unfair' health screenings
• Dunlap High one of eight to make Adequate Yearly Progress
• Illinois AG investigating possible violation of Open Meetings Act
• Film producer takes stand at Cellini trial
• Students set off to see the witches
• Libyans feel 'release' after death of Gadhafi
• Morton principals meet with architects
• State awards Metamora $731,250
• Woman dead in accident at U.S. Route 24 and Main
• Morton woman found dead in St. Louis hotel bathtub
• Largest study on cellphones, cancer finds no link
• JS will publish list of Veterans Day events
• Friday Night Insights - Live Chat - Week Nine
• Some stores freezing out Ben & Jerry's new flavor
• Illinois jobless rate hits 10 percent
• Few Americans take immigrants' jobs in Alabama
• Biography sheds new light on Steve Jobs' life
• Rep. Bobby Schilling receives death threat
• Former Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi dead
• EPA to regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• Poll: Quinn approval rating at 35.5 percent
• VIDEO: Rivermen World Series predictions
• Weatherman prepares for final forecast
• Peoria music teacher has become a bluegrass phenom
• Man turns self into police in Oct. 10 slaying of Shannon Elmore
• San Jose officer honored for rescue
• Fund would help pay for Eureka girl's burial
• The 2011 Screaming Pumpkin - Marathon, Marathon Reraly, 6.55 Miles Run, 2 Miles Walk
• Efforts to expand gaming could be back to square one
• Proposed mandatory Toter program for Peoria explained
• EP puts brakes on City Hall sale
• Opening date set for Peoria Riverfront Museum
• Marshall County Board mainstay is honored
• Candidates show fundraising strength
• Pekinite sentenced for sex assaults
• World Series Game 1
• Occupy Wall Street becomes NYC tourist stop
• Medicare costs to reduce Social Security increase
• CDC: 1 in 25 adolescents take drugs for depression
• Retired Pekin officer pleads guilty to solicitation
• FDA cites dirty equipment in cantaloupe outbreak
• Sex offender charged with assaulting Bloomington girl
• Starved Rock State Park could have record year
• Schumaker, Westbrook added to Cardinals roster
• Briggs says Bears players, management on different pages
• Public doctor database back online in Illinois
• NBA talks resume after 16-hour session
• Pekin man in custody after double stabbing Tuesday
• Red-White scrimmages inconclusive, but spaghetti was good
• Exotic animals escape Ohio farm; owner found dead
• Indiana governor talks about balancing budget at LaHood fundraiser
• All against Cain: Upstart targeted in GOP debate
• Plevka: When shirt goes on, the Cards take off
• Peoria garage fire determined to be act of arson
• Cardinals gear 'flying off the shelves' ahead of World Series
• Leading educators tour Manual Academy
• Schilling, Schock bring in more than Democratic rivals
• Peorian gets 11 years after drug charge plea
• Peoria Area Convention and Visitors Bureau warns of layoffs
• PIPCO facility burglarized; eight truck keys taken
• Attitude right for new Illini basketball season
• $435,000 could help NY protesters endure winter
• Emanuel sees hope, 'common ground' on gambling
• Quinn: Law barred me from disclosing DCFS trouble
• Truck with equipment for Obama tour stolen in Va.
• The new normal: Higher bank fees are here to stay
• Israeli soldier emerges from 5 years of captivity
• Ethics panel extends investigation of Rep. Jackson
• Senate votes for unlimited potatoes in schools
• Senators urge baseball to ban tobacco
• Heart failure hospital stays fall, saving billions
• Bears receiver Hester says he was assaulted at Illinois casino
• Section of Sheridan Road shut down due to water main break
• 45 cents needed to mail a letter next year
• Name of Pekin woman killed in crash Tuesday released
• Cellini defense seeks to undermine wiretaps
• World Series tickets? Attending a viewing party? Share your photos
• Quinn: No slots at state fairgrounds
• Caterpillar heralds role in free trade agreements
• Peoria-area realtors see ups and downs in sales
• Peoria council discusses fee hike, tax during budget talks
• Driver of SUV in fatal Rt. 9 crash had a record
• Washington to vote on energy plan
• Peoria teen gets probation in robbery scheme
• Sally Page personified philanthropy for Peoria
• Peoria man sentenced to 17 years in sex assault
• Indictment returned in child sex assault case
• Tools, equipment stolen from renovation site
• Peoria man gets 7 years for unlawful weapon use
• PHA meets deadline to fill vacant units
• District 150 still working on bus driver shortage
• Cellini trial witness: Drugs may have hurt memory
• Illinois canoeist missing off Wisconsin shoreline
• Sheriff: Solid leads in effort to ID John Wayne Gacy victims
• Lawmakers: Quinn's gambling plan won't pass
• Rancic shares cancer news; still headed to Peoria
• Lowe's to close 20 stores, two in suburban Chicago
• Alumni, faculty, staff honored during Founder’s Day convocation, luncheon
• Bears coach says Hester's injury not serious
• Pal of DCFS ex-director accused of misconduct
• Rams acquire WR Lloyd in trade with Broncos
• Bears safety Harris seeks trade
• Arrest marks growing pains for superhero movement
• Elmwood offered low-cost loans for business start-ups
• Hardee's robbed Sunday night
• Word on the Street: City may cut key asset
• Cardinals beat Brewers 12-6; headed to World Series
• Fans celebrate as Cardinals advance to World Series
• Man with gun tries to rob man walking in Peoria
• Ex-girlfriend searches home, man held at bay
• Hester injured in helping Bears roll Vikings
• Road Work Update
• Making connections
• Service links local businesses, customers
• Police release name of driver who crashed into Peoria salon, killing one
• School districts feel pinch of transportation funding cuts
• IndyCar driver Dan Wheldon dies in 15-car fiery wreck
• Quinn: Paying state bills would boost Ill. economy
• Still winless: Rivermen drop 3-1 decision to Checkers
• Active duty gays say coming out has been nonevent
• Police: 175 arrested in Occupy Chicago protest
• Unpaid state bills of more than $100M taking toll on central Illinois
• Business Watch: As landlines fade, AT&T pushes hard for merger
• Rivermen rally for 3 in 3rd, but fall 4-3 to Checkers in sudden-death SO
• Blues rally in third period to beat Sharks, 4-2
• Advanced Medical Transport feeling pinch of late payments
• Occupy Peoria just getting going with first rally
• Man arrested in shooting in City Hall parking lot
• Elderly woman killed Saturday when truck hits hair salon
• Luciano: Farm workers a different breed
• Metamora woman fights to regain her life after deadly Kentucky crash
• Groups developing options for blocking Asian carp
• Lawmaker seeks to allow Catholic Charities to continue foster care
• Buckeyes bounce back, upset No. 16 Illini, 17-7
• LaHood criticizes House GOP for not solving nation's problems
• Pot operation found in suburban Chicago home – with alligator
• Neighbor interrupts East Bluff burglary
• 52 lose jobs in Urich's budget plan
• Wessler: Relievers ready to go for St. Louis
• Woman at Farmington Road bar Tasered twice during arrest
• Guard unit gets OK to use drone near Havana
• Charges dropped against Canton police officer
• Bradley gets defensive in first basketball practice
• Coming Sunday: In-depth series explores state fiscal crisis
• Marchers protest closing Logan prison
• Rock used to gain entry into Peoria electronics store
• Cardinals-Brewers square off in Game 5
• Car wash employee robbed Thursday morning
• Amtrak hits record 30 million passengers
• Obama pulls plug on part of health overhaul law
• East Peoria lifts boil order
• Epstein-to-Cubs compensation talks ongoing
• Final beam in place with one year left of museum construction
• Crash claims life of Bartonville man Friday morning
• Wolf beats Cards, NLCS even
• Charcoal roasted food and fun
• Florida marketing firm gets the nod
• Good outlook for central Illinois pumpkin crop
• Training deputies end flee attempt
• Grant to study rail line between Peoria and Bloomington announced
• Luciano: Memories of youth ignited by a fire pit
• Northbound Route 6 may be delayed today
• Heights home burglarized; three teens arrested
• Marshall County amends food safety ordinance
• Art on a plate is contagious
• Pot plants found after home invasion
• Former Pekin policeman faces solicitation charge
• Airport Authority OKs demolition contract
• Al Gore links Great Lakes problems to climate change
• No-touch pat-downs
• Dunlap makes room for all-day kindergarten
• Tigers stay alive in ALCS
• Two Route 9 crash victims improve to fair condition
• Springfield boat club decides women can be members
• Illinois minor league team signs NBA guard Livingston
• Stern doubts Christmas games if no NBA deal Tuesday
• LaHood says he'll leave cabinet at end of Obama's term
• EP newborn dead after being found unresponsive in parents' bed
• Illinois fugitive 'corn'ered by police, farmer
• Ill. EPA wants rail company to clean up after Tiskilwa derailment
• Cards' Berkman wins NL comeback award
• East Peoria issues boil advisory
• Tazewell County Board considers iPad purchases
• Cue: Peoria pawn shops see uptick in business on heels of reality TV
• Westbound I-74 closed at Goodfield exit after semi accident
• JS home deliveries running behind; free e-edition available
• Domino’s, Washington FD team up to promote Fire Prevention Week
• Multiple units respond to East Peoria fire Wednesday morning
• Lucy Page-Baksai must repay insurer $64,000 she stole from village
• Peoria students named National Merit semifinalists
• Cards relieved with win
• Review: ‘Wicked’ casts an enchanting spell
• Stark chairman won’t run in ’12
• Canton facility staff members, clients mourn crash victims
• Luciano: Time for state to put stamp on rock songs
• Body ID'd as Minier woman
• Aludium Q-36 air cannon team has sights set on breaking its world record
• State will look at spending ‘options’
• District 150 looks at refinancing options
• Decision affects ways that Medicaid users can ‘gift’ their assets to relatives
• Lowpoint woman killedwhen car hits bridge
• BlackBerry outages spread to North America
• 9 shot in Southern California beauty salon
• 80 percent of U.S. boys use condoms the first time
• Star witness to testify at Cellini trial
• Reports: Epstein agrees to deal with Cubs
• Sheley asks for Galesburg attorney in 2nd murder trial
• Former Heights bookkeeper gets prison time for stealing from village
• Ill. to have plenty of pumpkins despite dry summer
• Lowpoint woman killed in Marshall Co. crash
• Fifty-plus city of Peoria employees told today they could be laid off
• Romney tries political center in debate against Republican rivals
• Galesburg students join effort to break world record in jumping jacks
• Illinois travel app expanded for iPhone, Droid phones
• Former President Clinton calls for tax code changes
• Meetings will discuss eliminating cumulative voting in Peoria
• Records clerk accidentally sends fax to newspaper instead of attorney
• Birthday numbers score $3.25 million for Pantagraph employee
• Rivermen drop rookie defenseman Shields to ECHL
• District 150 increases substitutes' pay, studies repurchase of bonds
• Pekin council to help church get loan for renovations
• Washington to demolish old house for new parking lot
• Protesters promote jobs, not cuts in Downtown Peoria rally
• Despite cutbacks, city pledges streets will still get plowed
• Woman without a lighter shot in foot in alleyway
• Tigers beat Rangers 5-2 in Game 3 of ALCS
• City Council honors WEEK-TV’s Ranson
• Luciano: Sphere lands at art guild’s doorstep
• Man reports fending off armed home invasion
• Fire at East Bluff home under investigation
• 'Wicked' moves in at Peoria Civic Center
• Young deer hunter admits story about mountain lion attack untrue
• Victims in fatal Fulton County crash identified; 3 dead, 11 injured
• Vitamin E pills linked with prostate cancer risk
• Senate candy desk? Illinois Sen. Kirk is in charge
• Friends, loved ones pay respects to Eureka girl found dead last week
• Ventura 'right for us,' White Sox say
• Police say former Washington man burned his home
• Authorities investigating decomposing body found in Bloomington field
• Ahead of GOP debate, Republicans starting to pile on Romney
• Tazewell Co. receives grant from IEPA to inspect landfills
• Chicago man attends 503 straight high school games
• Galesburg teachers, supporters picket before District 205 meeting
• Veterans Drive project in Pekin to finally move forward
• Woman fatally shot Monday night at Peoria intersection
• Cards end Brewers home cooking
• Surging Lions beat Bears
• Flames shoot from house on Peoria Avenue
• Board formally accepts contract
• Board may hire an officer, someday
• Peoria may cut down on snow routes this winter
• Netflix kills off Qwikster
• Luciano: Rogue turkeys are terrorizing Mossville
• Tazewell picks search firm for county administrator
• Washington fills chamber spot
• District 150 teachers part of state committee on evaluations
• Steakhouse repairing some damage
• Man dies in motorcycle accident involving tractor
• You can bank on it
• Mingus will not run for state senate
• Woman gives birth after running Chicago Marathon
• Not the economy? GOP campaign focuses elsewhere
• State doesn't know who received free tickets to Grandstand shows
• Autopsy inconclusive on Chicago marathon runner
• Area high schools do well in Metamora marching band competition
• Lighting of the "B"
• Three Pekin police officers injured while making arrest
• Chicago Tribune highlights Bradley’s iPad tours
• Growing number of Americans finding it difficult to get job
• Supercommittee deadlock remains over taxes
• High-ranking religious leader stops in Peoria during U.S. tour
• Cardinals fans paint town red
• Dogs and their owners converge on Peoria riverfront
• Roadwork Update
• Four people injured on Interstate 474
• Word on the Street: Quinn explains his decision on IPA hire
• Brewers rally to beat Cardinals in NLCS opener
• Ill. gets $648,000 in grants for specialty crops
• Mosop, Shobukhova win Chicago Marathon titles
• Game 2 of ALCS postponed by rain
• Man with gun robs Peoria Heights drugstore
• Rivermen drop season opener, 4-1
• Review: 'Upstairs' neighbor proves entertaining
• Robber breaks into Wisconsin Avenue home
• Tiskilwa residents home after train derailment
• Luciano: Real cat fight brewing in Elmwood
• Bicyclists push for unity in Peoria
• Peoria is still the center of this universe
• Finke: Expect lingering limbo
• Galesburg native and Marine pilot remembered by family and friends
• Bad blood already brewing for NLCS
• Musclemen test their limits in hoisting competition
• Casey Anthony takes video deposition in civil case
• Romney responds to Mormon flare-up
• Federal long-term care program a budget 'zombie'
• Race track advocates see future in gambling bill
• Cards-Phillies a hit on TBS
• NFL mourns passing of Raiders owner Al Davis
• Educational river barge includes lessons on repurposing items
• Dunlap takes a 20-7 win over EP
• Tiskilwa residents evacuate after fiery train accident
• West Peoria man hit in head with gun before giving up wallet
• Police suspect friend in fatal stabbing of Peoria man
• Driver cited in fatal August motorcycle accident
• Peoria City Council set to pick energy consultant
• Carpenter outduels Halladay, Cardinals edge Phils
• Man seeking cellphone reception finds gunman
• Elevator out in Tazewell office
• Luciano: Waitress braves smoke, police to get to Tiskilwa job
• Obama salutes 1985 Super Bowl champs, Da Bears
• Gee murder cases are 'in limbo'
• 'Dream' matchup pits Halladay vs. Carpenter
• Pain of job crisis goes well beyond the unemployed
• Wall Street protest functions like a small city
• More than 100 arrested in massive NYC theft ring
• CBO estimates $1.3 trillion deficit for 2011
• 21 deaths in US linked to listeria in cantaloupe
• CJohnson, Sproles, Hester among most explosive
• Rising prices mean people recycling scrap metal
• Woman freed after years on death row
• Economy adds 103,000 jobs, but it's not enough
• Busch Stadium takes steps to remove squirrel
• Pekin woman cited in motorcyclist's death
• BREAKING: Fiery train derailment leads to evacuation of Tiskilwa
• Tigers hold off Yankees 3-2, head to ALCS
• Peoria police officers deliver pizza, arrest would-be armed robber
• Peoria Heights man stabbed outside tavern
• Peorian allegedly steals microwave from home
• Catholic Charities of Peoria ending state foster care contracts
• Apple co-founder remembered as visionary
• Colchester couple receive sentences for making meth
• On the Air: How to save a free press
• Additional D150 administrator assigned to Trewyn
• Regional superintendents still await pay
• Peoria airport to get body scanners
• Census: Housing bust worst since Great Depression
• Ohio sheriff: Castoffs are attacking fellow Amish
• Friday Night Insights - Week 7
• Feds to design health insurance for the masses
• Quinn talks utility regulation during Peoria stop
• Woodford coroner: Eureka man died from close gunshot wound
• White Sox hire Ventura as manager
• Illinois fugitive arrested in Omaha after bed sheet escape
• Giffords makes return to Washington for ceremony
• Stabbing victim confirmed dead Thursday afternoon
• For Obama, 10-year Afghan war mark to pass quietly
• Defiant Obama challenges GOP on jobs bill
• Assisted living facility to be built near Richwoods High
• Hank Williams Jr. out on 'Monday Night Football'
• AP source: Big 12 votes to invite TCU
• Halloween Live At the Five Spot
• Mother and daughter team up to create East Peoria haunted house
• Washington schools won't sell Bayler home
• Panelists debate federal role in public education
• Postal Service mix-up causes concerned
• Sacks a product of Illini system
• Spoon River College sets public forums
• Avon man accused of distributing meth
• Peoria man gets 7 years in cocaine conviction
• Peoria man convicted in restaurant holdup
• Guilty plea entered in drug conspiracy case
• Manteno Congressman is first of two incumbents to enter same primary
• Employers examine ways to tackle rising health care costs
• Man and niece found after Eureka fire died from gunshot wounds
• Game 4: Cards 5, Phillies 2 Bot 7th
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• New dictionaries delight Peoria third-graders
• Unions, students join Wall Street protesters
• Sears talking with Illinois and 2 other locations
• U.S. OKs $196.5M for high-speed Chicago-Detroit rail
• Union members blast Quinn's state closures plan
• Peoria to get Chick-fil-A, Chipotle Mexican Grill
• Bradley student reports robbery
• There will be an IT/Graphic Design/Architectural Technology Career Fair 10/6/11....
• Senate Democrats add millionaire tax to jobs bill
• Quinn touts $78M plan to finance small businesses
• General: Army has a discipline problem
• Obama signs bill to avoid government shutdown
• You are now free to swear in this Chicago suburb
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets sees Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• Diamondbacks snap back at Brewers with 8-1 victory
• Luciano: Her last motorcycle ride was to help others
• Opponents of river islands march to Illinois River Council meeting
• Peoria council approves early retirement program
• Morton passes schools renovation plan
• Water system renovation complete in Wyoming
• Metamora to close hiking trail gap
• Macomb police arrest 2 men after report of a man with gun
• Supinie: Illini may have to audible
• Two people wounded in separate shootings
• Yankees pound Tigers to even series at 2-2
• Area food pantries combat shortages
• Annual blessing of pets attracts a variety of animals
• D150 offering workshops to teach parents to help their kids
• Fred Winterroth will serve while Farmington searches for new chief
• Teen says he used knife to fight off mountain lion
• Rene Sandoval is named new director of MEG
• Two catalytic converters stolen from Peoria car lot
• John Ackerman will seek renomination to Tazewell County Board
• Galesburg allows housing plans
• CDC raises cantaloupe listeria death toll to 18
• NBA talks break down, preseason canceled, games in jeopardy
• Bernanke warns recovery 'close to faltering'
• California wife who killed, cooked husband seeks parole
• House sends White House short-term spending bill
• Illinois murder convict accused in 5 California deaths
• Beltre hits 3 homers as Rangers oust Rays
• Obama seeks debt collector proposal
• Grand Prairie jeweler burglarized for second time in weeks
• Knox County’s budget balances despite state woes
• Blagojevich selling Chicago home, asks $1.07M
• Verlander, Tigers send Yankees to brink
• Freeman, Buccaneers rally to beat Colts 24-17
• Bushnell man hospitalized after motorcycle crash
• Two air conditioning units stolen from Water Street
• City staff hears from 4 energy consultants
• Luciano: Signs do more for city than add 'clutter'
• Mackinaw approves monthly surcharge for electricity
• County Board will assume administrative tasks until a new official is hired
• Unes says bill will deter criminals
• Cellini at ease as selection process for jury begins
• Teen's robbery conviction reversed
• Area pools don't meet state standard
• Junction City shop has fun,useful items for dogs of all sizes
• Hospital heads happy to share
• Rangers hold off Rays to take 2-1 series lead
• Peoria County grand jury returns porn indictment
• Fulton chairman, engineer clash
• Motorcyclist cited in fatal wreck
• For Obama, finding one clear foil may take a while
• Scientist wins Nobel for medicine days after death
• NBA negotiations break, with 'very huge day' ahead
• Coroner IDs teen killed during Rockford robbery
• Deere to spend $124M on 2 new factories in Brazil
• Amanda Knox cleared of murder by Italian appeals court
• Stocks sink, pushing S&P to a new low for the year
• Wall Street protesters dress as zombies in NYC
• Protesters occupy Chicago's financial district
• Leonard Nimoy attends final 'Star Trek' convention
• Haven't read any good personal letters lately? You're not alone
• Arbitrator rejects Quinn's layoff, closure plan
• Speaker focuses on valuing life at annual dinner
• Several hundred participate in National Life Chain event
• Man reports being shot in thigh while walking in Peoria
• Police find two men fighting on Linn Street
• Knox County considers 'time bank' plan
• Taxi driver says female passenger robbed her
• Home on West Butler targeted by shooter in car
• Family raising and training a lab for Leader Dogs for the Blind
• Consultants to discuss Washington school consolidation Monday
• Morton school board to discuss Jefferson Elementary on Tuesday
• Participants raise money for juvenile diabetes research
• Trial for Bill 'The Pope' Cellini to start Monday
• Peoria council moves forward with city strategic plan
• NLDS Game 2: Cards at Phillies
• Yemeni official: Al-Qaida bomb maker not killed
• Hurricane Ophelia picks up speed as it heads north
• Next NPR CEO is longtime 'Sesame Street' honcho
• Off-duty deputy shoots 4, kills 1 during Rockford robbery
• Candidate Cain says he should have spoken up for gay soldier
• Suspect in 1957 Sycamore killing now charged with rape
• Illegal students face obstacles even after college
• Mother of Illinois Senate president dies
• Luciano: Kitty therapy helps her handle chemotherapy
• Finke: Any day now, jobs will be created
• Business Watch: Social media more than idle chatter
• Juvenile suspects taken from damaged residence
• Gift cards reported stolen from Children's Home
• Police find drugs, guns inside Galesburg house
• 'Double dip' reform stops short
• Hospital mergers continue in hopes of keeping costs down
• Tasty and scenic
• New to job, but learning quickly
• Events celebrate short lives
• Island taking shape
• Interim CEO Simon ushers in new era at Methodist
• Bishop wants to empower women
• Bishop, Cheechoo, 6 others sent to Rivermen by Blues
• Peorian killed in Germantown Hills motorcycle accident
• Police recover 13 gunshot shells
• Peoria 15-year-old girl reported missing
• Peoria council to consider 54 layoffs
• Princeville park will honor late wife
• Rivermen edged by Wolves, 3-2 in preseason
• Fire starts on top floor of Sterling apartments
• Some communities still waiting for snowstorm funds
• Pekin man held in federal child porn case
• U of I lawyers pressed on jurisdiction
• Welcome to line of fire
• Full compliance on sign sweep
• 'Everyone was eating and crying' at YWCA
• WIU trustees eye budget increase
• Timber-Hollis FD receives grant
• Bushnell man sentenced for meth parole violation
• Rivermen send 4 players up to Blues
• Santos gets new deal with White Sox
• Not guilty: Randy Deskin acquitted of murder
• Obama praises killing of al-Qaida cleric al-Awlaki
• 2 accused of fraud in grain elevator operations
• Cards broadcaster McLaughlin suspended after arrest
• Deskin case in jurors' hands
• On the Air: Burns does it again
• Caterpillar joint venture to join Navistar
• Spider Hill workers find joy in giving a good scare
• Illini Bluffs student still in critical condition
• Peoria man charged with four robberies
• Luciano: Funerals truly fitting the dearly departed
• Peoria real estate developer to face fraud charges
• Mother of District 150 student claims school abuse
• 12 catalytic converters stolen
• Billboards to help disabled residents find jobs
• Durbin: 'We can do a better job'
• Peoria man pleads not guilty to attempted murder charges
• Twitter study reveals timing of our mood shifts
• Mediator assists District 205 talks
• Macomb woman fights with police
• Driver said his car rammed by girlfriend
• Homeless man reports being beaten, robbed
• Friday Night Insights - Week Six
• Appeals court tosses gays in military lawsuit
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon?
• Caterpillar inks deal to work on power projects
• First lady a not-so-secret 2012 campaign weapon
• Comeback Cardinals earn a day off
• NASA IDs 90 pct. of largest near-Earth asteroids
• Census: Hispanics fuel U.S. white population growth
• Daley biography to be published in 2013
• Peoria councilman pleads not guilty to prostitution charge
• Times set for Cardinals' first 2 playoff games
• Hundreds of plants, animals up for new protections
• Braves complete colossal collapse, help Cardinals steal Wild Card
• Cardinals clinch NL Wild Card
• Punchless Padres power past Cubs
• Man stabbed at Downtown Peoria apartment
• Tazewell OKs road improvement package
• Durbin touts jobs bill during stop in Peoria
• iPads enter the classroom
• Anti-abortion effort begins 40-day vigil
• Video by Luciano: Mike Unes and his 1948 Willys Jeep
• Fitness walk shows support for Marines
• 11 area school districts earn Bright Star awards
• Peace Project reaches out
• Woodford County coroner announces re-election bid
• K-9 unit sniffs drugs after car wreck avoided
• Forest Whitaker to speak at 2012 Peoria MLK Day luncheon
• Peoria man reports thefts over several months
• Four teens charged in Macomb burglaries
• New 75 mph limit puts Maine in the fast lane
• Woman arrested in Macomb burglary
• Macomb man sentenced to year on drug charges
• Obama administration approves 2 solar loans worth $1B
• Cantaloupe illnesses and deaths expected to rise
• White Sox end disappointing season with loss
• Plaintiffs notch legal win in Illinois cigarette suit
• Rabid skunks run amok as population soars in Illinois
• Family: Illinois plumber was slain CIA contractor
• UAW workers ratify new labor contract with General Motors
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• 26 states file Supreme Court health care appeal
• Chicago named most 'mustache-friendly'
• Big recall of Little Tikes play tool sets
• New license created for Illinois hair braiders
• It’s not a huge rivalry, but Illini still aim to beat Northwestern
• Peoria hotel project hangs on
• City Council honors 103-year-old Peorian
• Tazewell may skip hiring an interim administrator
• Supporters rally in Peoria to save post offices
• City of Peoria files lawsuit against owners of Globe Energy
• Sex clubs not welcome in Peoria County
• Excel plant in Pekin may add manufacturing jobs
• Peoria County may alter pet rules
• Chillicothe man finds bullet inside his mailbox
• Zobrist helps Rays turn triple play vs. Yankees
• New Woodruff training program stresses real-world application
• Live blog: Another hotel vote
• Rivermen camp: Simulated fights, white pucks, mower tires
• U.S. tells court bin Laden photos must stay secret
• Bloomington woman charged after newborn found in toilet
• In GOP race, Romney, Perry, Paul are the money men
• Congress dodges one crisis, now on to the next
• GOP to Planned Parenthood: Hand over records
• Cantaloupe outbreak could be deadliest in a decade
• Researcher: Hope, famed Internet bear, is dead
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report they're married
• Engineers prep inspection atop Washington Monument
• Union calls for slow-down on facility closures
• NASA: Satellite fell in south Pacific, not Canada
• Axelrod: Obama faces 'titanic struggle'
• East Peoria crash sends two to hospital
• White Sox's Ozzie Guillen says he's going to Marlins
• Study: Health insurance costs surge in 2011
• Illinois enters grain deal with Taiwan
• Fire department: Arson causes apartment blaze
• Cowboys armed with six-shooter
• District 150 touts $34 million grant as 'incredible opportunity'
• Runner-up joins Pekin City Council
• Meeting to focus on Morton District 709 special education
• Cards miss opportunity to tie
• Sox send Guillen out with victory
• White Sox place Ozzie on waivers
• Elegant evening planned for Stark County Courthouse fundraiser
• Part of Forrest Hill Avenue to be closed for two days
• Man shot in leg during robbery in Peoria
• Police break up fight on Glen Oak School grounds
• Area corn harvest in full swing, but hot summer takes a toll
• Perry ups ante with twist on Romney's '4 aces'
• Arkansas man accused of asking to suck women's toes
• Sheley pleads not guilty to five 2008 killings
• Obama administration won't seek appeal on health care overhaul
• Shutdown averted; disaster aid dispute surmounted
• Hunter may have shot bear made famous by Internet
• Jewelers want states to replace limits on cadmium
• Watchdog questions comptroller, treasurer raises
• Judge delays Blagojevich sentencing indefinitely
• District starts contracted bus drivers a week early
• Home-buying season the worst in at least 50 years
• VIDEO: Rivermen open AHL camp
• Randy Deskin murder trial gets under way
• Crash closes Illinois Route 116 as motorist cut from vehicle
• DCFS can nix adoption, foster care contracts with Catholic Charities
• Stocks rally big on investor hopes for a Europe fix
• Report: Illinois could be short $8.3B this year
• NYPD chief: Police could take down plane if needed
• Doritos creater dies, chips to be sprinkled over grave
• Supermarkets start bagging self-serve checkouts
• Police find marijuana crop in South Pekin basement
• Word on the Street: Nature area, bottom line collide at Springdale
• No victim found after reported shooting
• Shotgun fired, child endangerment alleged
• Carrying on tradition
• The upside of economic worries: Lower gas prices
• Park chief: 'Stars aligned' for school
• Freed hikers: Iran held us because we're American
• Tazewell deputy hiring on hold
• Elmwood to debate how to use streetscaping money
• Detour Tuesday during water main installation
• Rookie receiver leads Ravens past hapless Rams
• Rodgers, Finley lead Packers 27-17
• Cardinals pull within 1 game of wild card after beating Cubs
• Peorian indicted in August bank heist
• Haas wins high-stakes FedEx Cup
• Third base curtain call for Thome in Cleveland
• Floyd strong but Mendoza pitches Royals past White Sox
• NY Sen. Schumer accuses OnStar of invading privacy
• Obama says GOP would 'cripple' America
• Rivermen get Cheechoo, trio of All-Stars from Blues
• On the Air: Bond between network TV, local affiliates being tested
• Edgar: We need to be more tolerant
• Eureka College dedicates Reagan Research Center
• Peoria airport eyes flights to international destinations
• Luciano: Burglar shatters sense of security
• Illini survive hard ride with Broncos
• Pekin expands classrooms to accommodate cyber-savvy students
• Armed man tries to rob woman at Pere Marquette
• Storms create waterspouts on Lake Michigan
• New WIU president takes helm at Founders' Day
• Bikers rally for fallen friends, hope to raise awareness on road
• Facebook photos lead to criminal charges for woman
• Review: Symphony orchestra adds pop to Broadway revue
• Are Illinois gas stations withholding sales taxes?
• Winning in wild ways
• Satellite likely in ocean, but may have hit U.S.
• Rivermen get first cuts from Blues
• Circus spectacle opens in Peoria
• Muggles keep Potter magic alive at Return to Hogwarts
• Stewart tagged for 4 HRs, Royals beat White Sox
• Irritated La Russa sees red after loss
• East Peoria Bass Pro hiring will be scrutinized for lawsuit
• 'Crisp' transition from summer to autumn
• Democrat field grows in 17th Congressional District
• Man barges into Peoria apartment, fires gun
• Former Farmington police chief will receive severance
• Davis: No decision on defending congressional map
• Jury selected in Jackson doctor's case
• Economic worries all over the world
• Unsafe food handling found at Chicago ballparks
• Casey Anthony now owes $217K for Caylee's search
• Congress hits budget impasse as deadline nears
• Propane tanks ignite in parking lot of old Jumers hotel on Friday
• After fast verdict, killing spree cases could slow
• Thome undecided on future
• U of Ill. fundraising campaign tops $2.25 billion
• Challenging Einstein is usually a losing venture
• Furcal not in Cards lineup one day after crucial error
• Motorist confrontation may have caused fatal crash Friday morning
• Bloomington lands pro hoops team
• East Bluff bank robbery suspect caught within minutes Friday
• House approves bill to delay, scrap EPA air pollution rules
• Four arrests made in connection with Galesburg carjacking
• Dr. Allen Huffcutt's research cited in Chronicle of Higher Education
• Nobel Laureate to Lecture on Climate Change
• Replicas of Nina, Pinta dock in Peoria on yearlong journey
• Disabled student lost, found in Lacon
• Midland, Henry districts exploring sales tax measure
• Disappointments adding up for Sox
• Morton reaches deal with energy consultant
• Peoria Civic Center net loss less than expected
• Combination of factors caused flooding at WCHS
• USDA designates 46 Illinois counties for flood aid
• Jackson won't back new state congressional map
• JustFaith sessions at St. Thomas, St. Mark's kick off on Sunday
• Three air conditioning units stolen from church
• $1.6M upgrade to Heights water system begins Monday morning
• District 150 will pay $830,000 to settle two lawsuits
• State Sen. LaHood will seek election
• Renovation project at grade school delayed
• AP Sources: Chrysler-UAW talks break down
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• Dow falls 391 on worldwide fears about economy
• Cardinals miss opportunity
• Cline convicted of 2-year-old's murder
• Obama invites 1985 Chicago Bears to White House
• Congress is bitterly divided as economy sputters
• Gov't opposes full severance pay for military gays
• American diplomats stage walkout as Iran delivers anti-U.S. speech
• GOP rivals target Perry in pre-debate criticism
• Northern Illinois couple creates online poll for naming unborn baby
• Study: Misuse of bedbug insecticides can be deadly
• No deal, but no postponements yet in NBA
• HP names eBay veteran Meg Whitman as new CEO
• Chicago to launch bike-sharing program in 2012
• Illini senior helps team keep focus
• Health departments preparing for fall and winter flu season
• Vehicle rolls into diner, damages gas meter
• Crowds flock to grand opening of Bass Pro Shops
• Indiana man caught after fleeing police in Galesburg
• Luciano: False teeth snatching a true crime
• Springdale Cemetery closer to getting corporate help
• Buehrle pitches White Sox past Indians 8-4
• More charges possible in fraudulent prescription case
• Peorian guilty in 2009 shooting death
• Peoria man's bond requires weekly appearances in court
• Duck hunter's sentence includes 2 year ban
• UAW, Chrysler extend contract for a second time
• Child safety guidelines highlighted
• Death toll in cantaloupe outbreak rises to 8
• The end of the world as we know it: R.E.M. calling it quits
• Facebook users: Get ready for more changes
• Bradley dedicates new Jewish facility
• Glen from Prospect to Grandview to close
• Two arrested after drugs found in car on I-74 ramp
• Officials continue push for gambling at state fairgrounds
• Caterpillar executive urges changes in U.S. tax policy
• Billionaire Buffett to headline Obama fundraisers
• NFL memo warns teams on faking injuries
• Stocks plunge after Fed announces stimulus steps
• Cubs win Wrigley Field finale behind Garza
• Lincoln man testifies in tot's death
• Ex-band director fills Henry council seat
• Morton District 709 gets details on classrooms plan
• Galesburg Marine killed during training exercise
• Fake prescriptions result in arrest
• Eureka District 140, union agree on contract proposal
• Woodford tables action on energy broker
• East Peoria OKs business district
• Heights passes sales tax increase
• Bass Pro Shops: Adding a local touch
• South Peorian testifies he wasn't near murder scene
• Midland board approves contract
• Jewelry box taken while person taking a bath
• Police seek help in solving AC thefts
• Washington lawyer to run for Tazewell board seat
• Photos of the Month - August 2011
• Study indicates BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor
• Video of SeaWorld death not shown during hearing
• Troops amputations up sharply in Afghan war
• Obama: Killing of Afghan leader won't deter U.S.
• Republican candidates assail Obama over Israel
• Bradley settles Les contract
• Many in Joplin ignored 1st tornado warnings
• Death toll rises to 11 in crash at Reno air races
• Illinois charity misspent state funds on luxury SUV
• Tazewell County set to purchase Pekin Times building
• Peoria 5th District councilman Dan Irving indicted
• U.S. military milestone: ban on gay service ends
• BU Hall of Famer, longtime supporter Paul Moore dies at 72
• World economy enters 'dangerous new phase'
• ISU opens $2.7 million nursing lab
• Troop total in Iraq to drop sharply
• Kids of all ages enjoy elephant march through Downtown Peoria
• Indians nip White Sox in opener of day-night twinbill
• Single mothers in Illinois hit hard by economy
• Giants capitalize on Rams’ errors
• Farmington now looking for new city police chief
• Washington OKs downtown square work
• 3 suspects in Friday marijuana bust out on bail
• House GOP leader unveils Illinois jobs plan
• Intruder binds woman, robs Peoria residence
• Peoria residents: Ban front-yard fences
• Luciano: Backyard melee has resident in hot water
• Soto powers Cubs over the Brewers
• In China, Quinn announces business deals
• BU entrepreneur program honored
• Supinie: Illini will work on getting offensive
• Murder charges dropped in shooting of Food Stop clerk
• Jury finds Sheley guilty of murder
• Tenn. woman charged in death of her newborn twins given bond
• Netflix and beyond: new ways to watch TV, movies
• Illinois woman hospitalized in cantaloupe listeria outbreak
• CDC reports 4 dead in cantaloupe listeria outbreak
• Parents divided on seeing Casey Anthony again
• Navy officer, partner to wed in Vermont as ban ends
• U.S. stocks slide as Greek debt worries grow
• Tax the rich, Obama says; class warfare, says GOP
• Bass Pro visitors amazed by new East Peoria outdoor center
• Rivals ask: Is Perry weak on the right, or left?
• Bass Pro speaker featured at Heartland Partnership luncheon
• Obama endorses ending one day of mail delivery
• Study: Whooping cough vaccination fades in 3 years
• Stewart wins rain-delayed Sprint Cup race
• Worker aid program key to passing free trade deals
• You can't reinvent the burger; you can remake it
• Healthcare Workers Cited For Service Above And Beyond The Call Of Duty
• Cardinals help their playoff cause with win over Phillies
• Obama to propose $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue Monday
• Indian community builds bonds with friendly game of cricket
• Peoria businesses recognized for beautifying their properties
• Dual services mark Rosh Hashana in Peoria
• Word on the Street: Smoking scofflaws have a rural character
• Last Borders shoppers wistful, looking for deals
• Arrest made in Saturday shooting at occupied vehicle
• Washington Community High School to see spike in enrollment
• City of Virginia looking to sell fishing spot
• New Peoria County Jail chronic care clinic treating sicker patients
• 'Potter' magic continues at Return to Hogwarts
• Repeal of military gay ban welcomed by civilian partners
• Eureka takes first in two band competitions
• Rain postpones start of NASCAR Chase in Joliet
• Upon further review Astros beat Cubs
• 'Mad Men,' 'Boardwalk Empire' face off at Emmys
• Saints beat up Bears, 30-13
• Pierzynski homers twice to lead White Sox past Royals
• $1,000 bar tab offered to buyer of Illinois home
• Business Watch: What would get you on the bus?
• Voters could get chance to approve municipal electric aggregation
• Van Buren Street garage second suspected arson of the day
• Bushnell police say intoxicated man started a fire in office
• Illinois holds off No. 22 Arizona State 17-14
• New police chief expected in Farmington on Monday
• Royals pound White Sox for 7th straight win
• Phillies beat Cardinals to clinch NL East again
• Fire department says vacant Peoria house was set ablaze
• Luciano: Youth sprints for help
• Volunteers pack 100 bags full of trash along Illinois River
• Downtown Peoria church plans upgrade
• Thousands of feet point skyward in attempt at handstand record
• Illinois police academy will make its home at WIU
• Kewanee police search for fatal hit and run suspect
• Bradley car set to start at Chicagoland Speedway
• Post-WWII plane pilot dies at W.Va. air show crash
• GM, UAW agree on new 4-year contract
• Obama to seek a new tax rate for wealthy
• Military society subtlety changes as gay ban ends
• U.S. says evidence ties militant group to Pakistan
• GOP candidates revive private Social Security idea
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• Libyan fighters inch forward in Gadhafi hometown
• Obama: Pass jobs bill without 'division or delay'
• Wounded grizzly kills hunter on Idaho-Mont. border
• Lopez, Cubs hand Houston its record 100th loss
• Northeast farmers warn of Irene-related pumpkin shortage
• Illinois civil unions law pits religious, gay rights
• Man allegedly threatened to kill Illinois AG Madigan
• Peoria woman loses nearly $3,000 in 'mystery shopper' scam
• Saudi food service firm fraudulent
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• Computer guru leaving Peoria County post
• Miss America coming to Washington after all
• White Sox stay on slide toward finish
• Livingston County hog facilities rejected
• Red-hot Cardinals keep applying heat
• Sheley prosecutors trace trail to St. Louis
• Theft of AC units? Not cool
• Peoria County gets grant to fight lead poisoning
• NBA players present unified front in labor impasse
• Doctor tries to catch suspect in faked prescriptions
• Byrd's single lifts Cubs over Astros in 12
• Obama admin reworked Solyndra loan to favor donor
• Household wealth dipped in the spring
• Mannheim Steamroller headed to Peoria
• Violent crime plunges 12 percent in U.S. in 2010
• Health officials probe illness tied to cantaloupe
• Burglary suspect leads police to marijuana growing operation
• Stocks have their second-best week in a year
• Emerald ash borer surfaces in southern Illinois
• 7 state AGs join Justice case against AT&T merger
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since 1952
• Share your photos from 2011 Race for the Cure
• Crowd shouts down Illini Bluffs School Board
• ATS survey: U.S. workers lacking skills
• Goodfield's renovation bids overflow
• ICC impressed with its CougarPlex
• Macomb man arrested, charged in Decatur murder
• Peoria homeowner chases off would-be burglar
• Prosecutors allowed out of plea deal with convicted murderer
• IDOT gathering responses until Sept. 30 on 'ring road'
• Peoria man arrested in training center burglary
• Peoria man pleads guilty in home invasion
• There she goes, Five Points cancels Miss America stop
• Not just science fiction: Planet orbits 2 suns
• Illinois Gov. Quinn heading to China on Friday
• White House ignored warnings about loan program
• Friday Night Insights - Week Four
• Illinois judges probe evidence in police torture case
• Defying orders, hero Marine saved other troops
• U.S. dollars ending up in Taliban hands
• Palin camp denounces racy bio of former governor
• Sheley trial: Testimony addresses fingerprints
• Live from the Sheley trial: Day 5
• Gordon alleges RCR orders altered Richmond finish
• Survey suggests slow growth in Midwest, Plains
• New panel to advise on science of Ill. rivers
• Cardinals' Holliday out 4-5 days with hand injury
• Urlacher returns to Bears, expected to play Sunday
• Farmington police chief to resign
• Mortgage default warnings surged in August
• Firefighters called to vacant East Bluff home
• Tigers rally to beat White Sox in 10 innings
• Group wants Illini Bluffs School Board president to step down
• Reds club Cubs, 7-2
• Jury reaches partial verdict for South Peoria man
• Woodford meeting brings out the claws
• Heights may raise sales tax Tuesday
• Construction alters route for Washington parade
• Septic service claims Wyoming is being unfair
• Court-related expenses erase Fulton County savings effort
• Ex-Marine honored for saving 36 in Afghanistan
• NPR editor sees lack of civility in D.C.
• Senate, House diverge on disaster aid strategy
• Attorney says possible hotel litigation was discussed in meeting
• Flight targeted by laser on descent to Downing PIA
• Union president speaks out about bus driver concerns
• District 150 hires private company to supply bus drivers
• U.S.: Embassy attack a propaganda win for militants
• Mason County Circuit Clerk Brenda Miller announced her retirement
• Appeal questions Illinois Supreme Court justice's fairness
• Senate procedural snarl could shutdown FAA again
• Warnings about federal long-term care plan ignored
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Report: BP ultimately responsible in Gulf spill
• Stocks jump on hopes for progress on Greece's debt
• Tigers rally past White Sox for 12th consecutive win
• Judge blocks Fla. law restricting doctor gun talk
• Squirrel knocks out power to thousands in Peoria County
• House probing $528M loan to failed solar company
• Liberals would raise Social Security tax for rich
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• Obama touts jobs bill benefits for small business
• GOP wins in NY House race, seen as Obama rebuke
• Fulton board passes noise ordinance
• Hotel vote delayed for two weeks
• Cardinals keep pace with 6-4 win over Pirates
• Peoria council signs off on new Maxam building tenant
• Leake outpitches Dempster in Cubs’ 2-1 loss
• Chicago woman pleads guilty to money laundering
• Campaign aims to drive down ozone levels in area
• Lacon passes TIF-within-a-TIF
• Peoria brothers will be arraigned Thursday in heroin case
• 10th Judicial Circuit has new candidate
• Schock supports alternate plan for transportation funding
• Small cities struggle to pay for 9/11 memorials
• New Illinois birth certificate rules start Nov. 15
• Look at test scores shows District 150 making some progress
• Mother tells Dr. Phil: Casey Anthony had seizures
• 'Corpse Flower' blooming at WIU
• Perry facing new criticism for Texas vaccine order
• Sheley trial: Pathologist says blow to head killed victim
• West Bluff woman indicted in baby's death
• Charter Oak makes big test-score gains
• Thieves steal condensers from mall's AC units
• Hy-Vee, Kroger stop sales of recalled ground turkey
• Boil advisory issued for EP's Fieldgrove Court
• Hollister Co. reports theft of 100 cologne bottles
• Homeland Security announces new airport policy for kids under 13
• New evidence cites more BP oil spill mistakes
• North Pekin plans annual fall cleanup next week
• Bradley Symphony Orchestra presents first concert of the season
• Bradley StringFest is October 11
• Bradley students receive unique NASCAR internships in Chicago
• Relatives, police testify about bludgeoning of Ronald Randall
• Washburn waits to make decision on future of police force
• Perry assailed by GOP rivals during debate, defends his record
• Hundreds interview for handful of openings at West Peoria grocery store
• Tigers pound Sox for 10th straight victory
• North Pekin FD residency rule enacted
• Pekin accepts Neumann resignation
• School board delays vote on house
• 2 men drinking before gunshot
• Pirates rally in 8th to stun Cardinals
• Castro leads Cubs to 12-8 slugfest win over Reds
• Luciano: Grocery store plans a golden re-opening
• Slater will serve time for emails
• Thomas found guilty in gas station shooting
• Miss America will speak at two events Monday
• Motorcyclist hits cow, thrown from bike
• Rams injuries pile up; Jackson likely to miss Week 2
• From the Sheley trial: Day 2
• U.S. to expand E. coli tests in meat
• Galesburg woman defrauded in Internet scam
• Authorities disable working meth lab in Peoria
• Older pills often safer even though many think new is better
• AP source: Carpenter, Cardinals close on 2-year deal
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance
• Judge finds Peorian guilty in November fatal shooting
• Peorian sentenced to 27 months for threatening emails
• Quinn vetoes bill to raise Illinois electric rates
• Bank of America will cut 30,000 jobs
• Obama challenges Congress to act on jobs bill
• Man with machete attacks truck of Galesburg teens
• Five-vehicle accident slows traffic on westbound Interstate 74
• Galesburg man arrested for stabbing woman
• SpongeBob in hot water from study of 4-year-olds
• Peoria’s National Day of Remembrance event will be Sept. 25
• AMVETS Post 64 asking Peoria for help with renovation project
• Canton celebrating friendship at festival
• Road construction update
• Peoria man arrested in fatal shooting case
• Mason County community mourns loss of coroner Richard Hurley
• Word on the Street: Roundtable produces thoughtful, witty ideas
• Peoria man indicted in marijuana case
• Public hearing to focus on possible eastern bypass routes
• Iraq cleric to followers: Stop attacking U.S. troops
• New October date set for MLK memorial dedication
• Texas fire destroys 1,554 homes, 17 people missing
• White House: Obama to send jobs bill Monday
• Bears pound Falcons in opener, 30-12
• Bomb at U.S. base reminder of raging Afghan war
• Military jets safely escort flight to NYC
• Peorian arrested in Saturday homicide
• Oscar-winner Cliff Robertson dies in U.S. at 88
• Illinois House Speaker open to discussing ways to avoid layoffs
• We each return to Sept. 11, 2001, in our own way
• Finke: Quinn calling bluff
• Judge may allow statements from inmates in Deskin trial
• Luciano: Conover links time as policeman, coroner
• Seeking those with an awesome apartment
• Armed robbers pour gas on victims in Peoria
• Patriotism runs deep as Peoria honors victims
• Embracing ethnicity
• Cards keep pushing Braves
• More than a football game on the night of Sept. 11, 2001
• Cantor Fitzgerald: Surviving 9/11, and thriving
• 'The building shook back and forth like a tuning fork'
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• Late rally lifts Cubs over Mets
• Rios , Sox win in a walkoff
• No sign of US entry for terror plot
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• Illinois routs South Dakota State 56-3
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• Illinois man broke into restaurant, made meal
• Saturday morning homicide victim identified as 26 year old man
• Twin NASA craft launched to study insides of moon
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• Toulon Memorial bench is now missing
• Cardinals beat Braves 4-3 in 10 innings
• Late double clips Cubs
• Luciano: Wink and a Mona Lisa smile
• Ryder halts truck rentals amid terror threat
• Ag department has hog facility questions
• Mautino: Quinn serious about cuts
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• Hotel Pere Marquette in foreclosure
• Quinn taking steps to close Logan, 6 other state facilities
• Longtime Mason County Coroner Hurley dies at 90
• Ryder cancels truck rentals amid terrorist threat
• Dow down 304 at close
• Book: Kennedy scorned idea of LBJ as president
• Hearing on hold in dispute over Catholic adoptions
• Washington QB proving he’s Fisher of big wins
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• BU tickets for games in Hoffman Estates on sale Monday
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• Congress sends patent overhaul bill to president
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• Packers outlast Saints 42-34
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• Morel, Konerko lead White Sox past Indians, 8-1
• Peoria County Board hikes fees for special services
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• Three seek to retain their Peoria County offices
• Marshall approves food fee waiver
• Cheers greet life sentence
• Man guilty in sex assault, taping
• Shooter gets 30 years for 'execution'
• Soldier found sense of purpose after 9/11
• Urich: Tax credit could be shifted
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• Nearly $1,700 stolen from U.S. Cellular store
• Soldier found sense of purpose after 9/11
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• Fourteen shopping carts stolen from supermarket
• Quinn proposes closing 7 state facilities, cutting nearly 2,000 jobs
• AHL sets 2012 All-Star Game in Atlantic City
• 1 in 3,200 chance that dead NASA satellite will hit someone
• Bradley's iPad innovation touted by Chronicle of Higher Education
• Bradley basketball slate complete with MVC dates
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• Illinois State enrollment at highest level since 1992
• Concert featuring saxophonist is first in MSCS Concert series
• Ben & Jerry's unveils Schweddy Balls ice cream
• Third Sheley alternate retained; questions arise about missing evidence
• Havana council OKs Intermet sale
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• Two-day road closure delayed in Tazewell County
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• Peoria family escapes fire thanks to smoke detectors
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• About 10,000 visit LST 325 in Henry
• To 'never forget' 9/11 is one thing, to truly remember is another
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• Notre Dame High School ready for first phase of expansion
• Residents' workshop addresses questions about Peoria's future
• 3 Morton schools could get 3 new rooms
• Carpenter’s gem leads Cards over Brewers
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• Convicted Peoria teen's robbery case back in juvenile court
• Man to serve 6 months in drinking death
• State revenues up, but not all is well
• Man free on bond victim of a home invasion
• Romney, Perry spar on jobs in presidential debate
• Firefighters gain ground against Texas wildfire
• Man injured in Lowpoint police confrontation upgraded to 'fair'
• Prairie City woman thrown from vehicle after it rolls
• Roanoke will consider NY's Good Energy
• Judge decides Memphis teen should be tried as adult
• Suspect arrested in Peoria bank robbery
• BP clearing tar balls dumped on Alabama shore by Lee
• Old Style to remain beer of choice at Wrigley
• AP Sources: UAW, Ford, Chrysler far apart in talks
• Bill Richardson seeks release of American in Cuba
• Cullom man gets 36 years on murder for hire charges
• Report: 2,300 layoffs set at Illinois companies
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• Stocks surge after Germany upholds bailout plan
• Sheley jury sworn in; questioning of alternates continues
• $13M liability verdict sets a Tazewell record
• University of Illinois reporting record enrollment
• Speaker recounts how she made it through Rwandan genocide
• Suspect in Peoria armed robbery arrested
• Farmington area loses natural gas
• Retired Washington administrator back at former job
• Fulton County highway meeting gets testy
• Construction, repairs bring traffic-pattern changes
• Rested Lohse leads Cardinals
• Peavy, Rios lift White Sox over Twins 3-0
• Votto helps Reds beat Cubs in 13
• Construction begins on new senior care facility
• EP business district proposal aired
• Working-age adults make up record share of U.S. poor
• Expect detour at Route 98
• Free Android app now available for Journal Star
• Cutler, Bears hoping to build on 2010
• Police: 5 slain in W.Va. before suspect kills self
• House GOP share some ground with Obama on jobs
• Romney jobs plan: cut taxes, slap China, drill oil
• Luciano: Reader suggests possible Elvis sighting
• Obama to propose $300 billion to jump-start jobs
• In financial crisis, Post office turns to Congress
• Sheriff: Gunman used AK-47 in IHOP shooting
• Soul food disappearing in Chicago as blacks leave
• Gordon races to 85th Cup victory
• Whistleblower lawsuit accuses 3 drugmakers
• Quinn says 'reductions' in jobs needed, blames lawmakers
• Rottier quoted in “The Atlantic” article on social media education
• Illinois sees 13th driest August since 1895
• Adult smoking rate edges down slightly
• 1,000 Texas homes burned in past week, say officials
• Dolphin dies in accident at Brookfield Zoo
• WeaverRidge incident ends with battery arrest but no gun charges
• Boy falls 20 feet into canyon at Starved Rock
• 8 more jurors needed to complete Sheley panel
• Pitching gets Sox back on track
• Police respond to armed man barricaded in home
• DNR wants hunting land
• Washington high to get new lights
• Open hydrant empties Elmwood water towers
• Illinois soldier killed in Afghanistan laid to rest
• Peoria County taxes due on Wednesday
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• Cardinals’ deficit back to double digits
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• PADI wagon worth riding
• More than free lunch
• Commission to consider Main Street licenses
• Eureka College joins diversity outreach effort
• Offering breath of fresh info
• Extra effort at O’Brien
• Dunlap man accused of hitting woman
• Tea party forcefully shaping 2012 GOP race
• Obama pledges federal help for Irene recovery
• Pekin Marigold Medallion found
• BU gets commitment from Chicago-area point guard
• Obama appeals for transportation bill passage
• FDA cooking up helpful new nutrition facts label
• Business Watch: Checking out farm progress
• Wessler: How good are the Illini? At this point, we don’t know
• Simon says she wants to make Ill. school districts more efficient
• Catalytic converter stolen from parked vehicle
• Stolen rifle turns up at pawn shop
• Ill. congressman defends plan to skip Obama speech
• Riverfront festival keeping the blues alive
• Authorities encourage use of national website to log Internet crimes
• Peoria coroner seeking help finding man's family
• Italian, at least for a day in Farmington
• Thirty-six years after fleeing Vietnam, doctor finds herself in Peoria
• WIU student sentenced in Macomb drug case
• Peoria woman charged as accomplice in burglary
• Severe storm downs utility poles in Lake Camelot
• Metamora football in weather delay
• Marigold Medallion Hunt Clue #6
• Former McDonough County Jail doctor faces sex-related charges
• Washington gets job done against Richwoods
• STDs a hot topic among community leaders
• Canton woman, 29, faces charges in apartment fire
• Tazewell may use interim manager
• State employees can soon switch health plans
• Boy says thief held pellet gun to his head
• Peoria police arrest two, uncover large amount of heroin
• Blues bands battle for trip to Memphis
• Flames found early Friday in attic of EP family's home
• What went wrong with the Downtown hotel project?
• CWTC's Leiby leaves post as CEO
• Website helps clarify redistricting
• East St. Louis mother charged in 2 children's shotgun deaths
• U.S. airport unveils new body scan technology
• Hiring standstill points to growing recession risk
• Obama yields on smog rule in face of GOP demands
• Injuries reported in I-57 crash of Greyhound bus
• Judge weighs if Casey Anthony should pay $500k tab
• Suspect in string of Peoria bank robberies caught
• Four more jurors sworn in for Sheley trial
• Dixon dairy recalls products after inspection
• Illinois National Guard headed home from Vermont
• Sharapova ousted from US Open
• Illinois National Guard headed home from Vermont
• Dimmick off the air on WEEK
• Shuttered Downtown bars likely to reopen if hotel deal remains dead
• Police: Pekin man robs 14-year-old of $150
• Marigold Medallion Hunt Clue #5
• Journal Star Exclusive: Downtown Peoria hotel deal appears dead
• Carver Center closes its doors Friday
• Man arrested after knives found at Peoria Co. Courthouse
• Ex-Morton policeman pleads guilty to domestic battery charge
• Marine reservists to train for deployment to Afghanistan
• Second jury finds man guilty in 2008 child's death
• Event marks Labor Day with a nod to the past and the future
• McDonough board down one member
• Mars rover Opportunity studying new surroundings
• White House requests $5.2B in new disaster funds
• Temps fall 2 degrees short of record Thursday
• Teenager faces charges in roller rink shooting
• Bond set for man accused in uniform store robbery
• Chemical odor leads to school evacuation
• School Board approves Illini Bluffs teachers contract
• U.S. marks first month with no troop deaths in Iraq
• Dems want Obama's job speech to contrast with GOP
• U.S. warns of 9/11, Hurricane Irene cyber scams
• Appeals court hears arguments on gay troop ban
• Exposed: Uncensored WikiLeaks cables posted to Web
• 87-year-old Girard man killed in home explosion
• Quakes pose risk to U.S. reactors
• LST warship cruises through central Illinois
• YWCA to close its Lakeview facility
• Drought conditions affecting 16 counties including Fulton,Tazewell
• Space junk littering orbit; might need cleaning up
• Decatur twins sentenced in 2009 murder by mob
• $1.3T deficit projected as economy cools
• E-Book Trial
• Marigold Medallion Hunt Clue #4
• Fire destroys vacant Hanna City apartment Wednesday night
• Grande Pomodoro Clue #4
• Luciano: Green plates seem like a waste of greenbacks
• TV anchor Mike Dimmick sets sail for Caterpillar
• Tazewell County coroner retiring after three decades
• Autopsy finds Henry Count Jail inmate died of asphyxiation
• Bond set for Galesburg man accused of beating boy
• Creeping temperatures could near record
• Early hole too large for Chiefs
• Activists oppose plans for larger Peoria Co. landfill
• Tazewell Board fills merit openings
• Woodside Drive roadwork hits bump in the road
• Peoria airport receives $3.5M in federal funding
• Fire in Morton salon likely from gas fumes
• Mattress fire started by boy with lighter
• Great Lakes, Mississippi split sought to battle invasive species
• Authorities ID man found in lake after fleeing car crash
• Plea hearing date set for El Paso administrator
• Pekin councilman court date Sept. 19
• Retired battleship cruising in Illinois
• Court case lifts lid on secret post 9/11 flights
• Obama, Boehner spar on timing of big jobs speech
• Chicago aldermen press Quinn to sign gambling bill
• Twins hold on to edge White Sox
• Giants beat Cubs to avoid sweep
• Peoria bank robbed again
• Dow up for a fourth day, turns positive for 2011
• Coming Thursday: Netflix price hike
• FBI needs help locating missing Chicago mobster
• 95 Illinois National Guard soldiers in Vermont
• Three additional jurors retained for Sheley trial
• Two suspected in dozens of burglaries
• Toy gun undermines would-be robber’s attempt in Galesburg
• Fires burn dozens of homes in Texas, Oklahoma
• AT&T, T-Mobile pledge to bring 5,000 jobs to US
• Up to $60B in war funds said wasted
• Soriano hits long homer as Cubs top Giants 5-2
• Helicopters rush food, water to cut-off Vermont towns
• Chiefs hold back Kane County, 8-7
• Methodist CEO celebrated at hospital, Peoria Country Club
• Mattress fire causes $2,000 in damage
• Woodside Drive will be closed for repairs
• Illinois State Police investigating inmate death
• Washburn residents voice their concerns about police
• Arrest unearths piece of Peoria history
• Grande Pomodoro Clue #3
• U of I panel finds $26 million in savings
• Police: Man who fled Fulton County traffic accident later found drowned
• Police release surveillance footage of Redbrand robber
• Judge gives preliminary nod to disabilities deal
• 2 resignations over Operation Fast and Furious
• Daryl Hannah arrested in White House oil protest
• Obama: 7 proposed regs would each top $1 billion
• Stocks rise on hopes for more economic stimulus
• Illini Bluffs teachers ratify agreement
• Marigold Medallion Hunt Clue #2
• Judge denies Sheley two trials
• Most U.S. Muslims feel targeted by terror policies
• 500 exhibitors on hand for Farm Progress Show near Decatur
• State offices to close in observance of Labor Day
• Small Illinois communities get EPA water grants
• Grande Pomodoro Clue #2
• Schock draws a crowd to Elmwood town hall meeting
• Chiefs blow up in the eighth for 5-4 loss
• Peoria County to vote on fee increases
• Cubs blank slumping Giants 7-0
• Heights police eager for dispatcher reunion
• Harvest likely to be down from 2010
• Lewistown brothers face meth-related charges
• New traffic pattern set for Cedar Hills Drive
• Pekin councilman allegedly drove through crowd
• Ex-Morton official's court date put off
• Jury selection begins for Sheley murder trial
• LST 325 making return trip to Peoria riverfront
• EP mayor will seek state Senate seat
• Two Peoria banks robbed in separate incidents
• Convicted polygamist leader in medically induced coma
• 32-year sentence given in 2009 videotaped beating death
• Catholic Charities to appeal foster-care ruling
• Annual Delavan Fall Festival begins Friday
• No citations after Peoria Heights squad car clips motorcycle
• Lawmakers send electric rate bill to Gov. Quinn
• After Irene: Insurers drive stocks higher; Dow gains 254
• Attorneys in Sheley trial argue over autopsy photos
• Perry: No stimulus program if he's president
• Flight from Denver goes off runway in Moline
• Taylor not among 5 players cut by Bears
• Obama completes economy team ahead of jobs speech
• Illini Bluffs teachers to vote on tentative agreement Tuesday
• Marigold Medallion Hunt Clue #1
• NASA: Space station may be evacuated by November
• Grande Pomodoro Clue #1
• Filipinos celebrate their language
• Sheley faces trial
• Farmington Italian Fest celebrating17 years
• Panthers will have to prowl for parking spaces
• IB teachers to return to school Monday
• Eight guns found in vacant house
• Manito event has grown since its old-fashioned 1972 celebration
• Word on the Street: Developer settles up on taxpayer loan
• County Board panel: iPads will save money
• First in Print: Meet Your Neighbor: Gavra Lynn
• Area road construction projects
• Viciedo returns with 3-run homer in White Sox win
• Walk-off win gives California the Little League World Series title
• Lohse gets milestone win, Cardinals beat Pirates
• Greinke stays perfect at home as Brewers sweep Cubs
• Chiefs pitchers combine to one-hit Kane County
• After Irene: Severe flooding is feared within days
• Heartland Festival Orchestra, pianist Neiman create magic
• Danks goes distance as White Sox beat Mariners
• Cubs unable to rally past Brewers
• Elmwood motorcyclist injured in crash with car
• Finke: Quinn getting familiar with legal difficulties
• Rookie has 90-yard TD for Titans to edge Bears
• Chiefs hold off Kane County
• Peoria program helps children, families cope with violence
• Native Americans Speak event showcases tribal ceremonies
• Jammin' for Jude fundraiser exceeds expectations
• Perry blasts Obama, notes own job-creating record
• Irene churns up coast, weaker but still ferocious
• Former Chief helps Pirates trounce Cardinals
• Poll: Obama faces trouble with key voters
• Obama to the nation: Rekindle post-Sept. 11 unity
• Arizona shooting suspect's condition worsens
• Chicago-bound train derails in Neb.; 22 hurt
• Police: Pekin councilman struck officer with vehicle
• Newspaper: Sex offenders paid to baby-sit in Illinois
• Witnesses describe encounter with police at Lowpoint residence
• Stadiums filled with the sights and sounds of football
• Lillibridge’s HR gives White Sox 4-2 win over Seattle
• Peoria-area volunteers head to East Coast for hurricane duty
• Peoria County economic development director resigns
• Thome gets hero’s welcome from Indians fans
• Braun, Brewers rally to beat Cubs, 5-2
• Berkman, Molina lead Cardinals past Pirates 5-4
• Spoon River needs trustee
• District 150 expects $6 million from bonds
• Foundation aids Peoria schools
• Not exactly Irish? Still plenty to do at Erin Feis
• 27 Human Service Center employees losing jobs
• Woman pleads guilty in child porn case
• Peorian who was dealing cocaine gets 12 years
• Illini Bluffs School Board, teachers will meet Sunday
• Annual festival about to bloom
• Sunday race will slow but not stop traffic
• Cuban man proud of his 4 extra fingers and toes
• Thome to bat cleanup for Indians
• State Dept. report favors US-Canada oil pipeline
• U of Ill. spends $170,000 on chancellor search
• Prosecutors appeal ruling in Drew Peterson case
• Wife of Cardinals coach had brain tumor removed
• GOP voters feeling better about prez choices
• Doctors, hospitals snub Ill. Medicaid managed care
• Missouri judge blocks Facebook limits for teachers
• Human Service Center cutting staff by 10 percent
• Bernanke proposes no new steps to boost economy
• Judge backs Quinn in dispute with regional superintendents
• Parole denied in Streator double murders
• Coroner's jury rules painter's death accidental
• Autopsy scheduled for man's death in apartment
• Chicago Blackhawks great on hand to cheer on Chiefs
• Freese, Holliday lead Cards past Pirates
• Jim Thome traded back to Cleveland
• Accused killer will not be shackled during trial
• Luciano: One kick will move you closer to THE goal
• Germantown Hills to require permit for solicitors
• Gunshots investigated as attempted street justice for dead boy
• Airplane flips on landing at Monmouth Municipal Airport
• Hickory Grove Road closing for about a week
• State needs to plan health insurance exchange
• Jury convicts Mossville man of sexual assault
• Kate Gorman announces candidacy for 10th Circuit
• Unemployment ticks up in Peoria
• Drugs, gun found in Pekin apartment
• Illini Bluffs interviewing temporary teaching candidates
• Hurricane Irene tightens aim on East Coast
• Patrick to leave IndyCar behind for NASCAR
• McCann, Braves beat sloppy Cubs
• Millions of US court records bound for shredder
• Lowpoint investigation ongoing while officers on leave
• Vaccines generally safe with some side effects, report confirms
• CUB, AARP protest proposed electricity rate increases
• Judge will rule Friday on superintendents' pay
• Illinois Tollway board votes to raise rates
• Views on economy, Obama role sour
• Prairie Air Show not returning to Peoria airport -- for now
• Variability seen in Illinois corn crop yield
• Normal's Mitsubishi plant says goodbye to 3 models
• Stearman Fly-In visitors can experience thrill of flight
• Pekin police close in on drug suspect
• Census: South, West lead U.S. in marriages, divorces
• Friday Night Insights - Prep Football Chat at 7 p.m. Thursday
• Weaver, Angels rout White Sox 8-0 in 6th straight win
• Cubs hang on for 3-2 win over Braves
• Chiefs lose to River Bandits, but find a starter
• Kickoff 2011 - Prep football preview
• Road commissioners frustrated by lack of funding
• Washburn residents express concerns about police
• Photos of the Month - July 2011
• Fulton residents asked to look out for burglars
• Man tied to Galesburg killing released from jail
• Peoria City Council wary of 4 a.m. liquor licenses
• Family's attorney investigating Washburn officers' actions
• Farmland prices make a steady climb
• Bus route changes creating problems for District 150 students, parents
• Administrator's deal has 7 months' salary
• Tax increment financing district first for Delavan
• Pekin council wants more power brokers
• Death of Bloomington girl, 4, ruled homicide
• Judge orders response today in suit
• Police: Baby tossed from California parking deck has died
• Court: No 1st Amendment right to stream prep games
• Survey: Health care overhaul may push employee benefits shift
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Illinois lawmaker's scholarship awards raise questions
• Stocks stage afternoon rally; Gold plunges $104
• Evacuations begin on NC island ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Burger King introduces oatmeal to breakfast menu
• Amazon brings new local deals site to more cities
• CNN national security analyst and journalist to speak at Bradley
• Back to School for Peoria - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Has the Prairie Air Show worn out its welcome?
• Chiefs bullpen melts down in 4-3 loss to Kernels
• Parents, students show support for striking Illini Bluffs teachers
• Peoria City Council approves zoning for Hy-Vee
• Affidavit: Driver past intoxication limit in fatal motorcycle crash
• EP business district may include tax hike
• Metamora, Washington Nos. 3 and 4 in Class 5A football rankings
• South Peorian charged in shooting of Chicago man
• Landscaper finds gun in ditch outside Peoria County Jail
• Manual principal Sharon Kherat resigns
• Quinn: Tighten ethics law for Ill. legislators
• Illinois facing job assault from other states
• Fake robbery at Peoria Heights cafe ends with arrests
• Developer announces contract for Marriott project
• Stocks jump; Dow headed for best gain in two weeks
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• Illinois officials pull more health care licenses
• Khapra beetle found in sack of rice at O'Hare
• One person killed in traffic crash near Rio
• Know someone in the quake zone?
• RTA sues over tax-avoidance efforts
• Quinn announces plan to create 1,200 jobs
• Illinois tried to stop Modern Forge departure
• More thunderstorms possible today
• Car causes parking bay roof collapse
• Pekin’s District 303: Surplus should offset expected deficit
• Giants take huge loss in big win over Bears
• Dodgers steal one from Cardinals
• Chillicothe's chief of police resigns
• ADM closes Galesburg soy facility
• Chiefs too sloppy at Cedar Rapids
• Jurrjens pitches Braves past Cubs 3-0
• Jehan Gordon says email account was hacked
• Woodford County man in hospital after police call
• Budget still plagues District 150
• No movement in Illini Bluffs strike
• Luciano: Sullivan vs. Shadid race would be riveting
• ELITE program to hold boot camp at Trewyn
• 5,000 kids injured in falls from windows each year
• State revokes licenses of 6 doctors, 5 RNs
• City wants progress on Marriott project - soon
• Teens on bikes shoot two people Monday afternoon
• Ex-Rivermen center Dave Scatchard retires due to concussion
• Uneven post-9/11 data-cloaking persists
• Balanced budget amendment to get votes in Congress
• Emanuel touts accomplishments in 1st 100 days
• Emanuel keeps up pressure on Quinn for casino
• $103M to expand broadband Internet in rural US
• Contractor with Blagojevich links pleads guilty
• Hugs, tearful embraces on first day of school
• Cardinals pitching coach takes leave of absence
• Schock touts plain talk at Henry visit
• Ticket-sale plan announced for Bradley-SEMO at Renaissance
• Monmouth College plans $40 million center
• Man arrested in connection with gunfire late Saturday
• Weather gives Illinois State Fair a boost
• Wiles wins seventh straight TT at Peoria Motorcycle Club
• Spoon River College starting new agricultural program
• Activists hope to stop Illinois River island project
• Pujols homers and Cardinals power past Cubs 6-2
• Kernels’ bats pop in win over Peoria
• Weekly road construction update
• Floyd pitches White Sox past Rangers 10-0
• Tropical Storm Irene barrels toward Puerto Rico
• Utah researcher helps artist make bulletproof skin
• Woman, her mother, grandmother die in North Carolina wreck
• South Peoria man faces 30 years for shooting
• Libya rebels taking Tripoli as Gadhafi defenses collapse
• Apartment complex opens doors to Bradley freshmen
• Wing walker dies after fall at Michigan air show
• Two fans shot at exhibition at Candlestick
• Family goes to Illinois, leaves 2-year-old in Wisconsin
• Gunman tries to rob Sterling Avenue eatery
• Review: Ted Nugent shares guns, greatest hits with Peoria
• Business Watch: Obama stirs the pot on ethanol
• Finke: Off year for politics at Illinois State Fair
• Luciano: How many crimes will it take for response?
• Pit bull shot, killed after attacking E. Bluff residents
• Police arrest suspect in Lexington Hills shooting
• Worker stabbed at TitleMax dies
• White Sox stop losing streak with win over Rangers
• I Had a Dream speaker: 'I'm really tired of moms crying'
• Frisbees flying around Northwood Park
• Health care for state workers up to judge
• Unearned runs hurt Chiefs
• Chillicothe chief expected to resign this Monday
• Garza, Cubs shutout Cardinals
• Efforts to legalize drug recycling stalled in Illinois
• Chillicothe police chief expected to resign Monday
• Verizon workers return to work, without a deal
• Huntsman pounds Perry on climate change and Fed
• Another winning Little Lotto ticket has been sold in Peoria
• Video shows police chief's arrest
• Thief to serve nights
• Hamilton, Moreland lead Rangers over White Sox
• TV show checks for ghosts
• Teen gets prison for fatal crash
• Draining lake puts strain on residents
• BU students prepare to brave another year
• Carver Center to close, for now
• Peorian, 21, gets 15 years for shooting last fall
• Residents offer to fund Illini Bluffs teacher drug testing
• Two employees stabbed at TitleMax on University Street on Friday
• CVS to pay $2 million to settle complaint of overcharging, misleading ads
• Illinois plant didn't violate deal by closing
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Regional school chiefs sue to get paid by state
• Toughen ethics law for Illinois legislators
• Cubs fire general manager Jim Hendry
• North Pekin family must start over after fire
• East Bluff house shot as children slept inside Thursday
• Smoke forces evacuation of Boys & Girls Club of Pekin on Thursday
• Horse dies after crash Friday morning near Farmington
• Manito man charged with attempted murder
• Man gets prison for firing slingshot at children
• Ninth-inning bases-loaded single gives Chiefs 5-4 win
• Illinois Secretary of State questions Amish ID card photo law
• Batteries reported stolen from 14 vehicles
• Hard work, KFC help reunite dog with owners
• Masterson helps Indians top White Sox 4-2
• Visitation for 8-year-old shooting victim evokes raw emotion
• John Garrett, ex-District 150 leader, dies
• Kickapoo Creek bridge under construction
• North Peorian convicted in attempted robbery
• 'Career criminal' sent to federal prison
• Man in yellow bandana robs Redbrand Credit Union
• Peoria City Council expected to choose from three options
• Obama served takeout jambalaya from Peoria restaurant
• 'Brew 'n' view' theater at Landmark to close
• Inquest points to cocaine poisoning
• Motorcyclist in Aug. 8 crash near Pekin C.C. dies
• U.S., allies declare that Syria's Assad must leave
• Police: Norway killer called police twice, hung up
• U.S. undertaking case-by-case review on deportation
• MDA telethon making major changes without Jerry Lewis
• Invasive species spur call to 're-reverse' Chicago River
• Here we go again: Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Oil companies investigate report of sheen in Gulf
• Illinois GOP says budget, economy key issues
• Caterpillar says sales growth continued in July
• Caterpillar to expand Kansas plant, add 120 jobs
• Illinois judge rules against Catholics on foster care
• Walgreen creating new store brand called Nice
• Illinois unemployment up for 3rd straight month
• Rivermen host Milwaukee in Oct. 8 opener as AHL schedule arrives
• District 150 employees pumped up at pep rally
• Wisconsin rattles Chiefs, 7-4
• President Obama on tour in Illinois
• Make it 601 Thome homers
• Craig powers Cardinals past Pirates, 7-2
• Carmona leads Indians over White Sox, 4-1
• Random drug testing of teachers a first in Peoria area
• Methodist gets OK to join Iowa Health Systems
• Chillicothe police chief awaits his fate
• Striking Illini Bluffs teachers 'want to be in the classroom'
• Obama watches Galesburg High School football team
• Driver loses control, semi crashes on I-474 ramp
• Astros win series from Cubs
• Catholic charity says it's exempt from civil unions law
• Perry says he doesn't believe in global warming
• Pedestrian struck by train on Saturday has died
• A big bounce, ounce by ounce, as gold takes off
• NCAA confirms investigation at Miami
• Peoria car wash sells winning Little Lotto ticket
• Cubs recall Coleman to make Wednesday start
• Jesse White says he'll run again for secretary of state
• Ill. unions to protest Quinn at Democratic events
• James Polk becomes second to seek State Senate seat
• Test shows quarter of Ill. students college ready
• Ill. panel lets state extend insurance plans
• Prep players ready to get their licks in
• Anti-violence task force will focus on gun violence
• Illini Bluffs teachers go on strike
• Morton school board discussing ways to solve overcrowding problem
• Canton tables address ordinance
• Henry County agriculture, unemployment in the presidential spotlight
• Retiree says Woodford County engineer job temporary
• Thome: 'I’ve been blessed'
• East Peoria eyes passenger rail options
• Schock: Fewer deductions, lower rate
• Adair man found alive in cornfield near home
• Pirates rally to beat Cards on 11th-inning homer
• Seven guns reported stolen from unlocked safe
• Crowd gathers to mourn death of stranded whale
• Defense secretary: Bigger defense cuts would 'weaken' U.S.
• Man who climbed Okla. TV tower stays for 6th day
• Emu escapes pen in central Illinois
• U.S. loses $360M to insurgents, criminals in Afghanistan
• U.S. stocks fall on European economic, debt worries
• Shots fired on East Nebraska in Peoria
• Quinn to Emanuel: Don't count on gambling money
• Chillicothe police chief booked on DUI charges
• Quinn defends redistricting as 'most open' process
• Plane that will carry Obama back to Washington is in Peoria
• Macomb teacher placed on leave after alleged sex abuse
• 350-year-old stolen Rembrandt found at CA church
• Merkel, Sarkozy propose eurozone government
• Illinois State Fair double checks stage safety
• New chief federal public defender sworn in
• Canton native named Westview principal
• Washington city administrator resigns
• 'Rolling closures' likely for Obama visit
• Drug test sticking point for Illini Bluffs teachers
• Accused shooter said he acted in self defense
• Police respond to Galesburg man with knife making threats
• Smoke detectors help seven escape fire
• Donations sought for burial of child shooting victim
• $300,000 bond set in child sex assault case
• Road work congestion may make student commutes longer
• Bond set for Washington serviceman in battery case
• Investors need solid plan to ride out wild Wall Street swings
• Peoria woman arrested 30 minutes after release
• Pedestrian hit by train Saturday still hospitalized
• Sara Lee, Kraft take legal beefs to court in wiener war
• Louisiana man accused of decapitating 7-year-old disabled son
• Obama attacks GOP field on bus tour
• Addiction a brain disorder, not just bad behavior
• Zambrano wants to stay with Cubs
• New record set as Illinois lottery sales shoot up 3 percent
• Obama traveling to Illinois on new $1.1 million bus
• Two shot Monday afternoon on Starr Street
• Suspects arrested in Metamora burglaries
• Two injured in car-semi crash
• Work, but no pay for Illinois school superintendents
• Illinois law expands ban on military funeral protests
• Report: More Illinois principals younger, female
• Finke: House pension plan in works
• Word on the Street: Taking arts lessons from Paducah
• Cardinals beat Rockies 6-2, take two of three
• India Fest highlights traditional food, culture and music
• Italians revel at Summer Festa
• Shotgun reported stolen found at Harrison Homes
• Macomb basketball coach charged with sex abuse
• Officer use Taser on man after reported assault
• Peoria man held in July drive-by shooting
• Getting fire books under control
• Major momentum: Points ties for 10th at PGA Championship
• Funeral protest law signed by Quinn
• Fate of Zephyr Dome in limbo
• Livingston won't rush hog call
• Loss of energy bill help hits seniors hard
• Lillibridge, Danks helps White Sox top Royals 6-2
• Traffic diverted off I-74 after fire and crash
• Since 9-11, air travel has lost its luster
• Obama begins political counteroffensive this week
• Once a fringe candidate, Paul shaping 2012 race
• Five killed after stage falls at Indiana State Fair
• Tim Pawlenty ends White House bid
• Business Watch: State Farm monitors – too much information?
• Bears get first test in 10-3 win over Bills
• Family, friends, community grieve in remembrance of slain 8-year-old boy
• Konerko, Flowers homer as Sox beat Royals 5-4
• Marie Shook helped shape the way Peoria County is run
• Sarah Palin makes surprise stop at Eureka College
• Cardinals slip bit further behind as Rockies roll
• Washington streamlines arts fest
• Clinton wins 3-1 after teams go 10 innings at O’Brien
• Finke: Legislative scholarships die hard
• Streak’s alive, but Cubs beat Braves
• Gonzalez powers Rockies over Cardinals 6-1
• Dedicated fans forge a new Dan Fogelberg tradition
• Michele Bachmann wins Iowa Straw Poll
• Judge refuses to shorten sentence in Normal choking death
• San Francisco cell phone shutdown: Safety issue, or hint of Orwell?
• Peoria woman dead, firefighter injured in Saturday morning fire
• Knoxville gets state OK on new high school
• ADM looks to acquire Polish vegetable oil producer
• Texas Gov. Perry jumps into 2012 Republican race
• Cubs place Zambrano on disqualified list
• Pedestrian hit by train on Farmington Road survives
• Governor signs bill encouraging recycling shingles into asphalt
• Tips slow to come in after Peoria boy killed in drive-by shooting
• Cardinals use big 6th to beat Rockies
• Sparland treasurer takes issue with Fluffers negotiations
• River City Soul Fest strikes a hopeful chord in wake of slaying
• Homers lead Royals over White Sox
• Ex-presidential candidate Cobb to speak in Peoria
• Man with Alzheimer's missing from Adair home
• Judge: Video deposition of deceased woman OK
• Roanoke trustee stepping down
• Chiefs sail to win over Cougars
• Rally will be held Saturday near site of fatal shooting
• Pair indicted, accused of hiding a fugitive
• Schock plans several 'listening sessions'
• Durbin talks up U.S. economy during Peoria visit
• London police say nearly 700 charged over riots
• Shoppers lift economy, but will they keep spending?
• Bat on Wisconsin flight prompts rabies probe
• Obama bus tour stops in Illinois on Wednesday
• Judge sentences Ohio killer of 11 to death
• Judge rules Casey Anthony must return to Florida for probation
• Bears fan Obama hosts Packers at White House
• WIU employee killed in motorcycle accident
• Points surges into contention at PGA Championship
• Cardinals add veteran reliever Rhodes to roster
• Cubs agree to terms with Gretzky's son
• Quinn: State fair is 'investment' in farm jobs
• Peoria-based FBI agent enters guilty plea
• Statue of Liberty to close for yearlong repairs
• U of I gets grant to make nuclear power safer, more efficient
• Safe found in Spoon River
• Naked shooter flees from Illinois to Missouri
• Postal Service considers cutting 120,000 jobs
• Streator 'solar farm' approved by LaSalle Co. Board
• Rockford to save money by removing 2,400 streetlights
• Lt. Gov. Simon will strum on banjo at state fair
• Sox left-hander Buehrle notches 10th win
• Cardinals tap into Brewers’ lead
• GOP debate: Hitting hard at each other - and Obama
• Germantown Hills looks at solicitation ordinance
• Economy is focus of Illinois Black Chamber of Commerce conference
• Boy, 8, killed in drive-by shooting in Peoria
• Police ask for help in bringing shooters to justice
• Ten people indicted in meth crackdown
• Marshall does not resolve food license issue
• No one hurt in BU chemistry lab explosion
• First Summer Festival is Saturday in Henry
• UK will seek anti-gang ideas from US
• Day of turmoil for GOP - and that's before debate
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news
• Teen charged with murdering Memphis principal
• Gov't paying for empty flights to rural airports
• 'It works' - face transplants now widely accepted
• Galesburg experiences problems enforcing smoking ordinance
• Spokesman: Gov. Rick Perry running for president
• Cubs hold on to beat Nationals
• Illinois gambling bill still up in the air
• Missing Illinois boy's blood found in SUV backseat
• Machinists win union election at United
• Morton woman convicted of killing daughter seeks new trial
• Contact lost with hypersonic glider after launch
• Victims of Knox County car crash identified
• Taste awards: Restaurants earn bragging rights
• "Wicked" long line forms for tickets to popular musical
• Chiefs blanked at Kane County
• Orioles go extra to snap Sox winning streak
• Brewers beat Cards for 13th win in 14 games
• Taste of Peoria has something for everyone
• Thieves take 1,000-pound staircase from H3 Steel
• Programs help students prepare for first day of middle and high school
• Jury finds South Peoria man guilty of drug dealing
• Bradley soccer players' possessions stolen
• Jailed man charged in second shooting
• Quinn among dignitaries descending on Peoria area
• Pekin's Schramm Educational Center no longer a dump site
• Two Secor men face felony drug charges
• Voting changes could prove costly for Peoria taxpayers
• Airstrike kills Taliban who downed U.S. helicopter
• Sarah Palin has new granddaughter, Kyla Grace
• Boehner to headline Schock fundraiser in Peoria
• Police: 3 women killed by SUV in gruesome NY crash
• Panicked 911 calls describe terror of Ohio rampage
• Texas plant will turn sewage into drinking water
• 'Amazing' therapy wipes out leukemia in study
• U of I hires Thomas to serve as AD
• Governor declares 3 Illinois counties disaster areas
• Quinn uses veto pen on legislative scholarships
• Peoria based FBI agent pleads guilty to lying about missing cash
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Gold, silver shoot higher on economic worries
• Traffic crash kills two in Knox County
• Peoria council approves spending $50,000 on Warehouse District
• Fulton County carries on squabble over job
• Ameren hopes all power restored by Wednesday
• Brewers beat Cardinals 5-3 in 10 innings
• Sox beat Orioles for season high fifth straight win
• Wang, Nats beat Cubs despite another Castro homer
• NLRB files lawsuit against Red Cross
• Peoria Palace owner, event promoter at odds on rink security
• Smile Illinois Mobile Dentists help children at Crittenton Centers
• Illinois commission visits Peoria on quest to end hunger
• District 150 will undergo policy review
• Toulon man remains jailed after drug search of home
• Peoria man shot in arm outside business
• Norwood man sentenced to 12 years in meth case
• Reid names Murray to be debt 'super committee' co-chair
• New U of I chancellor familiar with funding woes
• New law brings Illinois doctor website back online
• Quinn says legislative scholarships should end
• Send us your 9/11 memories
• President Obama to stop in western Illinois on tour
• Obama honors U.S. forces killed in Afghanistan
• Judge sentences former Blagojevich trial witness
• Polygamist leader gets life in prison for assault
• Boy or girl? A simple test raises ethical concerns
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Volatile stock market causes uncertainty in Illinois
• 6 Republican senators face recall in Wisconsin
• Ohio woman falls into recycling bin, dies inside
• Flash mobs turn more violent, leaving police scrambling
• One injured in Washington apartment fire
• Museum work wins praise from NEA chief
• Two dozen Pekin moms try to break breastfeeding world record
• Asian stocks tumble after Wall Street rout
• Luciano: Illinois, are you ready to rock?
• Britain burns: Riots spread through UK cities
• NEA chief: Arts grant for Peoria is possible
• State Farm says device can lower car insurance costs
• Pekin motorcyclist critical after two-vehicle accident
• District 150 School Board OKs $10,000 bonus for superintendent
• Outlook for corn, beans varies widely around state
• Peoria council to consider match for state grant
• Pekin repeals law on seized vehicles
• Peoria woman robbed of cash, ID cards at home
• War Memorial lane reduction pushed back to Monday
• Car fire in Peoria ruled arson; $3,000 damage
• Storm cuts power to about 1,800
• Money managers urge clients to 'ride out the storm'
• Oklahoma, Texas set heat records in July
• Bass Pro Shops planning star-studded opening event
• House to end page program after nearly 200 years
• Woman: Ohio killer of 7 was in estate dispute
• Dow plunges more than 634 points after downgrade
• IBM unplugs support from U of I supercomputer project
• States await fallout from federal debt downgrade
• Deadly crash highlights role of U.S. special forces
• States to get waivers on No Child tests
• Drug tests to continue for Illinois high school sports
• Polygamist heard on tape training girls for sex
• No arrests yet in Peoria Palace shooting
• Low enrollment leaves empty EIU dorms
• Motorcyclists recovering after collision with deer
• Stabbing victim discharged from hospital
• Bartonville man injured in alleged DUI crash
• State pharmacists question Medicaid rate changes
• These customized cars are made to order
• Basking in German beer and brats at Bratfest
• NEA chief back to Peoria for an encore
• Peoria couple on motorcycle killed by alleged DUI driver
• Chiefs offense helps Jokisch earn first win in two months
• Radio ads to attack Schilling's votes
• Peorian indicted on drug possession charge
• Road construction update
• Only harmonica maker in U.S. closing doors in Illinois
• Four homers, Peavy, help Sox sweep series at Twins
• 45,000 Verizon landline workers strike
• Keselowski overcomes rain, ankle to win at Pocono
• Ditka praises Palin, talks football during Washington address
• Updated: Three reported shot, one stabbed in Peoria in early morning incidents
• Mashers do it for Cards; sweep four game series at Miami
• Infection control lapses found at many Illinois surgery centers
• Cubs win streak over after loss to Reds; Byrd blames turf
• Police: 8 killed in Ohio, gunman among dead
• Economy, not debt rating, will send markets lower
• Peoria St. Jude Telethon raises nearly $7 million
• Business Watch: Magazines material for thought
• Early ticket sales strong for 'Wicked' in Peoria
• Stewart baffles Twins in big-league debut for White Sox
• 28-year-old wins Men's City Golf Tournament
• Carpenter, middle of order, lead Cards to 2-1 win over Florida
• High school football teams prepping for practice
• Woman awakens to find intruder in home
• Galesburg teachers still without deal
• Livingston County looks at hog facilities
• Eleven hits lift Chiefs over Kernels
• Morton launches barbecue festival
• Solving Peoria neighborhood problems a 'long-term issue'
• St. Jude runners return to Peoria
• Motorcyclists remember their fallen, push for new laws
• Motorcyclist critical after collision with deer
• Volunteer initiative helps brighten the lives of foster children
• Police arrest woman who made call about shooting
• Need increases for foster families to take in teens
• Return of implements puts farm back in Illinois State Fair
• Sears explores leaving Illinois, but experts have doubts
• Bomb-sniffing dogs, guards are the new norm at post-9/11 mall
• Dad of girl electrocuted on Illinois farm files suit
• Copter shot down, killing 30 U.S. troops, 7 Afghans
• After S&P downgrade, White House says 'we must do better'
• Cubs rough up Reds to stretch winning streak to 7
• Axe has fallen: Tazwood home closing after budget cuts
• Leadoff hitter sets up Chiefs victory over Burlington
• Redneck Fishing Tournament takes aim at Asian carp
• Quentin, Buehrle help White Sox snap skid
• Police looking for man who held woman captive
• Dunlap man held on bond in home invasion, battery
• Home invasion nets Peoria man 10 years
• Two arrested in theft of anhydrous ammonia
• Area money managers try to calm clients after stock market loss
• 'Nomadic' sex offender sentenced to prison
• Jehan Gordon will host town hall meeting
• Gospel Music Channel airing movie inspired by Dax Locke story
• Sparland topless club seeks 'amicable co-existence'
• US debt downgraded from AAA for first time in history
• Army to trim war tours to 9 months
• Senate Dems give way to GOP to end FAA shutdown
• Jobs report is good enough to calm Wall Street
• Lawyer: Illinois diocese to pay $6.33M in sex abuse suit
• 1 year prison term handed down for WIU bomb threats
• Paris-Chicago flight evacuated after tire fire
• Quinn blocks law letting people collect roadkill
• 75-year-old pilot explains encounter with F-16s
• Galva man sentenced to prison for accident that injured teen
• Campana helps surging Cubs top Reds
• Quinn picks ex-Petraeus aide for veterans agency
• NEA chief to make several stops during Peoria visit
• Illini Bluffs teacher union files intent to strike
• Illinois weather experts call July 'extreme' month
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Vacant house fire under investigation Friday morning
• No repeat this year of state sales tax holiday
• Thome goes yard for 598th HR
• AP sources: Obama wants aid for unemployed vets
• Burlington capitalizes on Chiefs’ defensive miscues
• Good Energy offers power purchasing options
• St. Jude runners cross into Illinois
• Grand Prairie optimistic about finding Borders replacement
• Lawmakers: State not to blame for Astoria nursing home closure
• Bulgarians charged with ATM theft appear in federal court
• Luciano: Even a cat will pooh-pooh Asian carp
• Panel postpones decision on North Peoria cellphone tower
• Teen, 15, pleads guilty in Sunday night shooting
• Henry-Senachwine School Board approves raises
• Leitch to reward young readers with party
• District 150 has high hopes for new career and tech center
• Congress reaches deal to end FAA shutdown
• FBI has chased hundreds of D.B. Cooper ghosts
• F-16s intercept plane during Obama's Chicago visit
• Investment manager says fear driving down stock market
• Military money on chopping block in austere time
• Illinois environmental groups urge EPA to curb mercury
• Drought in Texas and Plains may persist for another year
• Ground turkey recall: Why did it take so long?
• US polygamist leader convicted of child sex abuse
• Obama celebrates 50th birthday at White House
• AP sources: NFL to do HGH tests
• Feds find no Asian carp in 4-day hunt near Chicago
• Unemployment aid applications tick down to 400K
• Jerry Lewis no longer MDA's national chairman
• FAA woes may prove costly for Peoria airport
• Washington ready for high school renovation projects
• Researchers study kids at play in battle against obesity
• County Board members propose fee holiday for home builders
• Peoria County faces assessed value slump
• Yankees rough up White Sox
• Like the temps, Chiefs getting hot
• Bicyclist trying to draw attention to traumatic brain injury
• Cubs, Garza stifle sliding Pirates
• Burning questions for Illini football
• Henry introduced to plan for its first TIF
• Roadwork on Route 6 forcing lane closures
• White House plan to fight homegrown terror light on new ideas
• New HIV infections in U.S. hold steady at 50,000
• McGehee hits 3 homers as Brewers top Cardinals
• Woman claims famed hijacker D.B. Cooper is her uncle
• Obama returns to Chicago to resume fundraising
• Obama urges Congress to resolve FAA shutdown
• Going nowhere: Economy struggles to find footing
• Casey Anthony won't have to return to Florida immediately
• USDA announces recall of 36M lbs. of ground turkey
• Obama to celebrate 50th with family, friends at White House
• Illinois, other states get money to buy new trains
• Criticism mounts as Quinn mulls over gambling bill
• La Russa said heckling went too far in Milwaukee
• No slur intended with Obama 'boy' quip
• Crash victim flown to hospital Wednesday morning
• West Bluff gas station robbed Wednesday morning
• Cardinals top Brewers in extra innings
• Canton town square streets nearly done
• Soriano, Cubs power past Pirates
• White Sox fall to Yankees in rain-shortened affair
• Rare walkoff triple nets Chiefs third victory in four games
• Peoria celebrates a Night Out Against Crime
• Morton sets schedule for looking at school improvements
• Multidenominational rally planned for Saturday
• Fallen tree causes power outage in South Peoria
• Only one bid made for Henry Grade School improvement project
• Pavement replacement ongoing on MLK Jr. Drive
• Tickets still available for Mike Ditka speech
• IDOT replacing cables along I-474
• Cat seeks $28 million drop in assessed values of its properties
• Jury indicts two immigrants in Peoria ATM scheme
• Debt is a done deal, but peace truce already fades
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• Calif. death, 76 illnesses linked to ground turkey
• Americans cut spending for first time in 20 months
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• FAA shutdown to continue into September as Congress leaves
• St. Jude runners leave to early morning cheers and applause
• BU again rated a top college by Princeton Review
• Section of Brandywine Drive down to one lane of traffic
• Two local start-ups receive financial boost from angels
• Quinn signs law for soccer goalpost safety
• Peoria woman beaten by four females, two with baseball bats
• Section of West Forrest Hill closed for water main repairs
• Section of eastbound Pennsylvania Avenue to be closed this week
• 11-year-old Knoxville kid not afraid to get behind wheel of dragster
• Fulton County inmate back in custody morning after escape
• Brewers rough up Carpenter, Cardinals 6-2
• Yanks’ ace trumps White Sox’s 10 hits
• Tonight's your night - as long as you're not a criminal
• Against Zambrano the Bucs stop here
• ACLU weighs in on dispute
• Peoria councilman maintains innocence
• Bloomington man gets life in prison in drug case
• Brewers rough up Carpenter, Cardinals 6-2
• Two men arrested near rigged ATM
• Sabathia pitches Yankees past White Sox 3-2
• Company urges folks to open up and say 'aha!'
• Central Illinois residents can now choose their electric provider
• Republican lawmakers say debt plan is step in right direction
• Local tea party movement slams debt deal
• Giffords in House for first time since shooting
• Prisoner escapes from deputy's car near Table Grove
• House passes bill to raise government debt limit, sends to Senate
• LaHood appeals for end to partial FAA shutdown
• Blagojevich sentencing will start Oct. 6
• Eureka expected to hire new city administrator
• Missing NH girl's body found in river near home
• East Peoria man ticketed for fatal crash Sunday
• Mennonite Relief Sale will remain in Bloomington
• Student survey: Ohio U top party school in US
• UNI picked to win MVFC title
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• Cubs beat Cardinals to avoid series sweep
• Lyons sworn in as circuit judge
• Illinois Antique Center owners preparing for new era
• Questions linger for Washington Street project
• Keystone worker dies after accident
• Appeal for Bayler home on District 308 agenda
• Edwards man gave up stomach to avoid cancer
• First in Print: Meet Your Neighbor
• Word on the Street: Quinn gives Gordon stamp of approval
• Red beats White again in clash of Sox
• Thome smacks career home run 597 in Twins loss to Athletics
• At least one reported injured in crash on War Drive
• Cardinals get shortstop Furcal from Dodgers
• Finke: Quinn stuck in tight spot
• Delta aircraft collide on O'Hare tarmac
• Kevin Lyons and his time as a state attorney
• Lester hurls Red Sox past White Sox, 10-2
• State's Attorney Kevin Lyons has seen it all
• Giveaway packs them in
• Peoria man arrested in alleged stabbing
• Semi collides with Jeep, killing Astoria couple
• Medicaid program to expand
• Alwan delivering new store to Morton
• Loss of small-town post offices will further disconnect rural residents
• Cardinals overcome early deficit to beat Cubs 13-5
• Late stab at debt-limit deal to avert US default
• Fight over debt tests leadership of Obama, Boehner
• On tea party bandwagon, DeMint in driver's seat
• July broiling for at least one slice of Illinois
• Snoop Dogg launches youth football in Chicago
• Fulton County crash claims lives of man and wife Saturday
• Assistant city manager to be hired; Officials to redistribute duties of management hierarchy
• Cardinals win over Cubs is ‘two’ grand
• Lawmakers sound off on debt showdown
• House agrees to rename Peoria post office for 9-11 victim
• Macomb woman arrested after hitting police car
• Fear helped fuel her courage
• Fulton Co. appoints two officers
• Close encounter for Toluca farmer
• East Peoria lifts boil order
• Creve Coeur boil order lifted
• House approves debt bill; Senate ready to reject
• On the Air: Put your Aha Moment on television
• Hundreds lose power after storm rolls through Tri-County Area
• Recession risks up amid slow growth, debt standoff
• Quinn to sign Illinois Dream Act for scholarship money
• Dog rescued from East Peoria house fire Friday morning
• Bears agree to deal with Carimi
• Illinois man found dead after flood carried car away
• President announces deal to boost fuel economy
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• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• Toulon woman 'stunned' by alleged order to tear down vacant property
• Bullpen costs Chiefs in loss at River Bandits
• Jaws of life helps pull pair from wreckage
• 16-year-old pleads in Ware shooting
• Main Street down to one lane in North Pekin
• Soldier injured blocking grenade
• Cat making progress on visitors center
• Minivan hits home, injuring two
• Luciano: Name mix-up proves costly
• Caterpillar to pay $2.55 million to settle Air Act violations
• Tax revenues improved last fiscal year, but Illinois not out of the woods yet
• Warrant made mom not report lost child
• Concussion guidelines signed into law
• Washington man gets 21 months for fraud
• Braun, Axford help Brewers beat Kosuke-less Cubs
• Wizarding world of Harry Potter comes to life at Lakeview Museum summer camp
• Tazewell County offers immunization clinics
• East Peoria boil order issued for main repair
• Homeless man faces additional charges
• Peoria councilman charged with patronizing prostitute
• Illinois Congressman responds to child support report
• Bill Gates: Poverty not excuse for no education
• Cubs trade Fukudome to Indians for 2 minor leaguers
• Baby boomers worry about finances, health costs
• Brewers beat Cubs 4-2 for series sweep
• Missing boy’s mother is not being charged
• Peoria area unemployment figures rose last month
• Peorian acquitted in homicide
• 12-year-old wrecks stolen van, dies in E. Illinois
• $3 million bond for man charged in 1957 killing
• State tax take improves, but U.S. default, spending pressures loom
• Towns in 'limbo' over postal cutbacks
• Body found last week identified as Wataga man
• Hope Buildings continues mission of fixing homes in South Peoria
• Tazewell administrator taking new job
• North Pekin board appoints new trustee
• 'Good stuff' weed farm busted
• Parolee faces weapons charge
• $75,000 bond ordered in child battery case
• Burglar returns to scene, again and again
• PHA director, spokeswoman to receive national award
• Lincoln woman found dead next to car
• Health outcomes latest field of study
• Quinn gives green light to Washington Street project
• Crop concerns prompt more aerial spraying
• GOP files lawsuit over Ill. congressional map
• Cat says street plans will have 'neutral impact' on safety
• Heart disease killed Glasford woman
• Rural US disappearing? Population share hits low
• 9/11 families to meet with AG on Murdoch scandal
• Stocks fall as lawmakers remain at odds over debt
• White Sox edge Tigers as rookie call-up homers
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• Illinois gets $1 million for veteran homelessness
• Tazewell administrator leaving for Iowa post
• Durbin says debt solution still possible
• Police: Body of Sycamore girl killed in 1957 exhumed
• Police: Pekin mom arrested after failing to report missing boy
• Overnight Peoria apartment fire sends 1 to hospital
• Canton's traffic may flow around town square
• Tigers beat White Sox; pad lead in AL-Central
• Homers by Pujols, Freese back Westbrook, Cards
• Braun, McGehee, Brewers' bullpen too much for Cubs
• City deficit projection better than expected
• Cats, dogs rescued from small house fire in Peoria
• Brimfield looks forward to new high school
• Charges dropped against man accused of shooting
• Tri-County narcotics raids net six arrests
• Testimony begins in 2nd Clark trial
• Few dangers in detasseling
• 10th Judicial Circuit fills vacancy
• West Peoria boy hospitalized after being rescued from pool
• Charges dropped against South Peorian after victim no-show
• New 10th Judicial Circuit judge named
• City Council to vote on $30,000 Coneys loan
• Blagojevich asks for new trial citing judicial bias
• Ex-football star to appeal porn conviction
• Congressman to resign in wake of sex scandal
• Japanese beetle problem grows for Illinois, Missouri farms
• 2 western Illinois deaths blamed on heat
• Pekin police seek Kroger armed robber
• Teen arrested after Monday night shooting
• Wrong-way driver who hit Knox deputy cited for DUI
• 17 illnesses in Illinois linked to recalled papaya
• Pekin may repeal impound ordinance
• Now playing: Movies at Walmart.com
• Post office considers closing 1 in 10 retail outlets
• Luciano: Please, look both ways before crossing Cat
• EP school board OKs bonds plan
• ELITE program expands to Trewyn
• District 150 police officers can't carry weapons when off duty
• More than $5M granted to adult literacy program
• Lacon looks for a new image
• Peoria man charged in fatal shooting
• Probation for Lacon teen in cat killing
• Peoria venture offers space for businesses, groups to meet
• Quinn continues to defend budget without raises
• Cat driver Burton gets new crew chief
• Poll: Americans growing more worried about personal debt
• 4 injured while detasseling corn in rural Illinois
• Winehouse autopsy fails to establish death cause
• Writers pick Nebraska over Wisconsin for Big Ten title
• Peorian's effort to honor Negro League players focuses on Alsip
• Authorities still quiet about body found near Knoxville
• Quinn to sign tax credit law in Peoria Wednesday
• Autopsies planned in plane crash that killed 3
• New generic drugs to drop costs as patents expire
• Pekin school signs to be replaced
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• Abingdon liquor license rift more than proximity to school
• House fire causes 40K in damage; no one hurt
• Henry dreams big for Sept. 11
• A true display of girl power
• Tazwood pours it on Peoria to win Ladies River Cup golf
• Canton takes innovative approach to liquor violations
• Rain grounds planes, but not spirits at PNC Air Show
• New credit card aims to minimize 'gotchas'
• Luthern convention has big economic impact for Peoria
• Cubs beat Astros in 10 innings for rare home sweep
• Man injured early Sunday in drive-by shooting
• Norway suspect wanted European anti-Muslim crusade
• Pirates beat Cardinals in extras; pull into virtual tie
• Winehouse's mother: 'She seemed out of it'
• GOP ready to act alone on debt deal
• Evans is first Australian to win Tour de France
• Jackson, unearned runs help White Sox beat Indians
• Northeast Perry warehouse catches fire
• Airlines are taking savings from expired taxes
• Pekin man dies after fall into Mark Twain Lake
• Michel, LaHood remember Gen. Shalikashvili
• Influential 'Stand for Children' must stand up to criticism
• Spectators brave heat for high-flying air show action
• Luciano: A logjam in South Peoria
• McDonough County members vote 9-9 on hog containment facility
• Peoria Zoo animals get icy offerings during the Winter in Summer event
• Finke: Ruling on pay raises is critical
• New advisory panel for workers' comp cases is open for business
• Debt deal sought to head off stock plunge at start of workweek
• Details emerge in Norway island massacre
• Shalikashvili, former Peorian and head of Joint Chiefs, dead at 75
• Walter Reed to close after more than a century
• NASA faces daunting task – send astronauts to asteroid
• Singer Amy Winehouse found dead at 27
• Overnight storm dumps 5 to 7 inches of rain on Chicago area
• Ameren says electricity demand soaring during heat wave
• Pekin motorcyclist was leader of pack
• Administrator: Late state payments forcing nursing home to close
• Seniors rally in Peoria against Medicare changes
• Caterpillar has concerns about Downtown Peoria renovation
• Police: Texting while driving cause of crash
• 4-H members ready to shine at Woodford County fair
• Wind farm could result in a windfall
• Illini Bluffs teachers confront drug testing issue
• Peoria boy pleads guilty to mob action for July 4 'near-riot'
• Ex-Taylorville police officer pleads guilty to child porn
• District 150 warming to heat schedule idea
• Canton City Treasurer is moving on
• Trio of masked men shoot two people in Peoria home
• Details emerge in beating of Giants fan
• Boehner abruptly withdraws from talks with Obama
• Baked Apple: Heat wave hits urban northeast
• '30 days of hell' for U.S. victim of German E. coli
• 'Don't ask, don't tell' officially ends in 60 days
• Partisan dispute to partially shut down FAA
• Illinois principal told to pull supplies from trash
• McDonald's sales keep rising, even with price hike
• Quinn grants 50 clemency petitions
• Judge halts state union raises temporarily
• Former Manual basketball player dies after single-vehicle accident
• Quinn signs new measures cracking down on 'bath salts'
• Ramirez, Soriano homer in Cubs victory
• B-PC board approves map of school districts
• Boil advisory issued for some East Peoria streets
• Caterpillar earnings up 37 percent in second quarter
• Citizens like new county nursing home plan
• Last space shuttle marks end of an era
• Illini Bluffs school district, teachers union at an impasse
• Lowpoint-Washburn school board member arrested on DUI charge
• Macomb woman indicted for fire that killed toddler
• Peorian narrowly avoids collision with train
• Charges against FBI agent remain sealed
• Lyons headed to bench in Pekin
• Budget approved at ICC
• 23-year-old held on weapons charges
• Postal worker guilty of stealing veterans' pills
• Motorcyclist, 17, crashes at Poplet curve
• NFL owners vote for tentative deal
• Pujols, Westbrook lead Cardinals over Mets
• Endgame talks: Obama, House Republicans meet anew
• More states defying federal gov't on education law
• Illinois law bars health licenses for sex offenders
• Illinois unemployment rises for second straight month
• Coroner: Keystone worker's death not heat related
• AP sources: Pentagon chief to OK end of military gay ban
• Peoria Zoo to get entryway building, thanks to donation
• Bones of Hitler deputy exhumed to discourage neo-Nazis
• Peoria man guilty in fatal 2009 shooting
• Illinois lacks money to help the poor keep cool
• Motorcyclist killed in traffic accident in Pekin
• 3 transgender residents get new birth certificates
• More Asian carp DNA found near Lake Michigan
• RLI posts increased earnings in second quarter
• Honest workers return lost money to lucky woman in Pekin
• Springfield sailor survives deadly Chicago-to-Mackinac race
• Chicago area under air pollution alert today
• Space shuttle lands for last time, ending 30-year program
• Chiefs start 12-game road trip with 13-5 loss at Dayton
• Peoria officials widen thinking on street project
• Work starts Thursday on Todd School Road, Martin Weber Road
• Peoria County program proving effective in deterring auto theft
• French model-airplane pilots practice in Mossville for worlds
• Appellate court says new trial in order
• Fired soldier to have new trial
• ICC to vote on budget
• Churches team up to serve children
• Yates City man pleads not guilty to dragging puppy
• Police: Mom screamed 'Why?' during hammer attack
• Victim robbed of cash, beaten with his own cane
• Illinois American will upgrade Pekin water mains
• Sun, Phillies too much for Cubs; Quade rants
• Three tourists swept over Yosemite waterfall presumed dead
• GOP presidential candidates join Twitter debate
• Keystone worker found dead
• Renowned Illini West football coach resigns
• Hy-Vee wants to add a second Peoria store
• Heat 'dome' traps much of U.S. in pressure cooker
• Republicans sue over Illinois legislative remap
• D.J. Richardson: New Illini have good hoop chemistry
• Minn. governor signs budget, ends state shutdown
• Attorney seeks $340,000 from late Springfield mayor's estate
• Education reform linked to donation?
• Council backs Downtown roundabout
• Woodford's top engineer resigns
• Rep. Unes available to meet constituents
• Soaring temperatures a challenge for area zoos
• Cardinals drop series opener at Mets; lose ground to Bucs
• Henry looking at subdivision development
• Midland bus drivers allege retaliation
• Multiple job changes lead educator to Bartonville
• Huge deficit-cutting bill sails through GOP House
• Peorian indicted in May shooting
• Peorian faces drug, weapons charges
• Church hosting night out for kids
• Recorders volunteer to help 'robosigning' probe
• Bradley men to play SEMO at Renaissance Coliseum
• Apple results strong; record iPhone, iPad sales
• Funnel cloud spotted near Washington
• Man electrocuted on roof of strip mall
• Murdoch rejects blame for hack scandal at hearing
• Only U.S. copy of Magna Carta treated at U.S. Archives
• Midwest heat wave expected to persist this week
• NY sheriff: 5 killed, 9 hurt in tractor collision
• Gov't advisers recommend no copay for birth control
• Chicago Tribune to print Sun-Times newspapers
• After shuttle lands, Mission Control to go quiet
• U of I professor who invented LED subject of documentary
• Cardinals' Theriot suspended 2 games
• Obama praises 'Gang' plan as debt debate begins
• Boil advisory ends in East Peoria
• Over 65 and not worried about heat? You should be
• Arbitrator: Quinn must give pay raises to workers
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• Review: Sublime satisfies sell-out crowd
• Heat wave grips central Illinois
• Program teaches children with disabilities how to ride bikes
• Canton budget projects shortfall
• City has decisions to make on Downtown revitalization
• Morton OKs salary amendment
• Poll: Obesity hits more baby boomers than others in U.S.
• Galesburg police to discuss crime
• Area home sales take a dive
• Man robbed and assaulted in Peoria home invasion
• Tremont man, 21, faces up to 15 years on weapons charges
• Politicians building campaign coffers
• East Bluff man opts to defend himself in murder trial
• ISU professor announces candidacy for new 88th House District
• Weather may wilt corn crop
• Former NFL star McMahon injured in limo accident
• Illinois' 10th casino opens in Des Plaines
• Borders book seller seeks approval to liquidate all stores
• Peoria cab flips over; driver injured
• Post-9/11, biggest terror threat is underground
• CityLink passenger struck by stray bullet
• Obama threatens veto of House GOP spending cuts
• Boil advisory issued for Donald Court in EP
• Police: Florida teen killed parents, then had a party
• Lawyer: Elaborate plans made to keep Anthony safe
• Illegal mortgage 'robo-signing' goes on
• Quinn says he will fulfill Packers bet with Walker
• Coburn proposes $9 trillion deficit cut measure
• Chiefs lose Monday matinee
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• Welcome to all of our new and returning students on the first day of Summer II!
• No signs of give in U.S. debt standoff
• Man robbed at gunpoint in Peoria
• Bullet hole found in Peoria house
• Are grandparents safer drivers than mom and dad?
• Motorcyclist in serious condition after crash
• Two Peoria residences robbed at gunpoint over past four days
• Road construction update
• Tasty morsels await hungry throngs at Taste of Washington
• Dietetic program commences at BU
• First female bishop in AME church speaks at Sunday morning service
• Dalai Lama praises Illinois for banning death penalty
• Word on the Street: County still needs GAP filled
• Just like that, HOI fair is gone
• Thome crushes 596th career home run
• Cardinals bounced from first with loss to Reds
• Midwest heat wave shows no signs of ending
• U.S. stunned after Women's World Cup loss to Japan
• Peoria gunshot victim dies
• Clarke claims claret jug for Northern Ireland
• Organizers call 2011 Heart of Illinois Fair a success
• Balloons glow in the dark at Three Sisters Park
• Casey Anthony freed from Florida jail early Sunday
• Chiefs fall in extra innings
• Lawsuit, NFLPA's status unresolved
• Darren Clarke shoots 69 for 1-shot lead at British Open
• Police: No suspects in South Peoria gunshots
• Merchandise, money stolen from Peoria store
• Peoria man, 32, stabbed in the lower abdomen
• Morton man cited in accident with Peoria police detective
• Pujols’ HR leads Cardinals over Reds 4-1
• Finke: Thank the court this time
• Bradley students chosen for 2012 Summer Olympics internships
• Lindas-only club gearing up for annual convention
• Counties undertake reassessing properties
• Boy Scout's Eagle project benefits Forest Park Nature Center
• Knoxville school board narrows school design options
• Jackson, White Sox shut down Tigers 5-0
• Campaign on life support, Gingrich meets a coroner
• Cuts to meals for Illinois elderly worry advocates
• BP oil spill cleanup turns up trove of Indian relics
• Obama meets with Dalai Lama; Chinese complain
• Dem gov: To win in 2012, GOP wants to hurt economy
• On last day in jail, Casey Anthony's future uncertain
• 'Harry Potter' conjures first-day record of $92.1M
• 'We are sorry' Murdoch tells UK in full-page ad
• N. Koreans blame musk deer meds for World Cup test failure
• Police: Miss. woman shooting at dog kills husband
• Congress seeks debt solution, Obama goes to public
• Washington man critical after vehicle hits tree, catches fire
• Illinois is key battleground in congressional election
• Court: 'Don't ask, don't tell' will stay in place
• P&P Press decides not to pursue expansion
• Two men shot in South Peoria; one in 'grave' condition
• DNA confirms identity of woman missing since 1970
• Firefighters investigate house fire as suspicious
• Peoria police detective involved in traffic accident
• TV stations rally for new contract
• Peoria police officer told to stay away from colleague
• Crashing and smashing at the demolition derby
• William Eagleton remembered as adventurous spirit, skilled diplomat
• Woodford County considering increase in marriage license fee
• Think it's hot outside? Not compared to the summer of 1936
• Eureka native recounts close call with Mumbai bombings
• Tazewell administrator finalist for two jobs
• Man gets 30 years in Chillicothe robbery
• Peorian held on $2.5M bond in marijuana case
• U.S., allies formally recognize Libya rebels
• Investors see big potential in owning farmland
• NFL and players: We're making progress
• Romney banks 3-to-1 cash edge over closest rival
• Astronauts fix second failed computer on shuttle
• Blagojevich home up for sale
• Stocks narrowly miss having worst week in a year
• Emanuel announces layoffs of Chicago city workers
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• IDOT begins study of I-55 bottleneck around Springfield
• Authorities: LaSalle fire deaths were murder-suicide
• Dempster leads Cubs over Marlins, 2-1
• 26-foot sculpture of Marilyn unveiled in Chicago
• Pekin Park officer Schubert quietly saves boy
• Cubs sign Bush to minor-league deal
• Sheley no longer representing himself
• First class in post-baccalaureate Dietetic Internship program graduates
• Small crowd, big thrills at Extreme Midget Wrestling
• Low attendance at HOI Fair hits vendors hard
• Area congressmen: Spending reductions crucial in debt deal
• West Chicagoan gets 45 years in son's murder
• Three killed in house fire in rural LaSalle County
• Oh no: Chiefs blasted by Captains, 10-2
• Peoria County OKs grain elevator
• Feds want order to halt 'don't ask, don't tell' reconsidered
• Schock introduces bill to aid historic districts
• Fired District 150 treasurer files lawsuit
• Washington man gets 24 years for child porn
• Marshall enacts a BYOB license for clubs
• Big contingents of players, owners for NFL talks
• Judge throws out challenge to U.S. visa lottery
• Spoon River College president to retire
• Minn. gov., GOP leaders have deal to end shutdown
• AP source: FBI reviews News Corp. 9-11 phone claim
• Debt talks: Dire warnings, a possible compromise?
• U.S. governor signs landmark law to teach gay history
• Iowa, Illinois stand together for Rock Island Arsenal
• Drew Peterson tries to stop movie about him
• Police: Man sets self on fire, jumps from E. St. Louis overpass
• Gov. Quinn to visit factories on Israel trip
• Prosecutors: Blagojevich not fulfilling bond terms
• 'Mad Men,' 'Mildred Pierce' get top Emmy nods
• Rivermen: 34 games vs. Chicago, Milwaukee, Rockford
• Court upholds firing of central Illinois cop who viewed porn
• Knox County deputy hospitalized after head-on collision
• Illinois home foreclosures up 4 percent in June
• Theaters pull out all the stops for final Harry Potter film
• Dunlap redraws school lines
• Ban on BYOB to go before Marshall County Board
• Cannabis plants found at home of Morton man
• Authorities looking at 'phone cramming'
• Army vet, wife angered by attack, lack of arrests
• Woman rescues wheelchair-bound man stuck on railroad tracks
• Hog owners of all ages compete at Heart of Illinois Fair
• Ownership change explained at hog confinement hearing
• Report: Brady to be recommended as Peoria County state's attorney
• Youth jobs grants problematic for area agencies
• Photos of the Month - June 2011
• TV union plans protest over new contract
• Officially, Manual High School is now Manual Academy
• Underground phone line cut during construction
• Official: State funds an issue in university aspirations
• Are you a Harry Potter fan?
• Army suspends use of new square-shaped parachute
• Poll: Upbeat baby boomers say they're not old yet
• Illinois GOP rep. says Obama 'lying' on debt ceiling
• Astronauts go from Elton John salute to trash duty
• Rollover accident traps, injures three people Wednesday
• Gov't agency vote means lower lead in toys
• 8-year-old Brooklyn boy killed and dismembered
• Prosecutors face daunting task in 1957 murder case
• US celebrates World Cup victory over France
• Hartsburg-Emden District 21 School Board OKs principal's contract
• IDOT study reveals racial differences in traffic stops
• Netflix price hike angers users, some drop plan
• Bernanke: Fed ready to act if economy worsens
• Judge sets bond for 3 in Galesburg shooting death
• Drug stops HIV among hetero couples, not just gays
• Bloomington team gets name, Blaze, and coach, Christie
• Needles have Clemens DNA, steroids; fakery claimed
• Cardinals sign Garcia to 4-year extension
• High school students-do you know about RMU's Weekend Away at College program? Learn more here:
• Fielder HR propels NL to consecutive All-Star wins
• Two men sought by police in Peoria home invasion
• Man injured after being pinned by tractor
• Galesburg prison officers protest pay raise termination
• Peoria growth cell report sees some criticism from council
• For now, nation turns eyes to soccer
• Drum-and-bugle corps display flashes of brilliance
• HOI Fair volunteers put their best efforts forward
• Kewanee council accepts bid for Amtrak depot work
• Peoria man charged with sexual assault
• Peoria man pleads guilty to battery of child
• Bartonville teen gets 5 years for sexual abuse
• Shooting victim points out alleged gunman to jury
• Publisher of several area newspapers dies at 56
• Judge puts foster care contract terminations on hold
• Green Valley man surprised by $2 million Lottery win
• Man reports mugging at Gwynn and MLK Drive
• Fulton sheriff issues phone scam alert
• Two who were fought off in home invasion indicted
• Ex-NHL scoring champ Cheechoo headed for Rivermen
• Lacon looks to license adult clubs
• Astronauts make last spacewalk of NASA shuttle era
• Witness tampering alleged at Casey Anthony trial
• Former Peorian proud to have worked with Betty Ford
• Fired workers' comp arbitrators sue Gov. Quinn
• Should parents lose custody of super obese kids?
• Building collapse briefly traps Bloomington woman
• Netflix prices to rise for DVD watchers who stream content
• AFSCME members rally Downtown
• Food stamp use rises at farmers markets
• Weekend home invasion suspects held in custody
• Fan nearly falls from stands during homer derby
• Our hardworking students have this week off to celebrate summer! Enjoy RMU Eagles!
• Former chief will again lead North Pekin FD
• Cano wins HR Derby, beating Gonzalez
• Court upholds funding for Illinois construction projects
• Washington preservationists send letter
• Boy, 11, charged in fatal shooting
• District 150 adopts 2-bell schedule
• Gunshots hit Peoria woman's vehicle
• Bat with rabies prompts advisory
• Probation, jail sentences in liquor break-in
• El Paso eyes addition for cramped library
• City eager to crack down on 'dangerous buildings'
• Four bullets struck a Peoria woman's house
• Cedar Rapids edge Chiefs in 10 innings
• Catholic Charities seeks ruling on foster care contracts
• Museum without walls
• Pekin man dies in Fulton County while fishing
• New allegations besiege Murdoch media empire
• 100-degree heat grips the South, Midwest
• US women all the rage day after after epic win
• State ends Catholic Charities adoption contracts
• Police ask for help finding Peoria man
• Ill. union to picket over Quinn canceling raises
• Teen expected to face home invasion charges
• Ill. State University giving most employees raises
• UPDATE: Man dies after suffering heart attack at local pool
• Morning fire causes $80,000 damage
• Nominate your friend to be RMU's Student of the Week!
• Can Kohl’s attract other stores to Galesburg?
• Babies exercising? British government says yes in obesity campaign
• Future of East Peoria's Festival of Lights to be discussed
• Court to decide legality of Ill. public works plan
• HOI Fair events easy on the ears
• Proposed upscale wine shop in Junction City gaining support
• More bodies pulled from India train wreckage
• Morton School Board member leaving for law school
• Still plenty on tap at annual Volksfest
• University, Glen intersection work to begin
• Dozens of kids among 101 missing in Russian ferry sinking
• Verdict brought few answers in Caylee Anthony case
• Kate, William depart U.S. after charming Hollywood
• Western grad wins second consecutive Spartan Death Race
• Cost of Illinois workers increases as numbers fall
• Freese home run lifts Cards on hot day at Busch
• Report: No headset for prison clerk cost Illinois taxpayers $128K
• Obama presses leaders for debt deal in 10 days
• White Sox 'lousy' in 6-3 loss to Twins
• U.S. advances with thrilling World Cup win over Brazil
• Maholm, Pirates send Cubs to seventh loss in 10 games
• Man stabbed during home invasion
• Two shot in Peoria early Sunday
• Mason Co. woman fatally shot in home
• Luciano: Schooner still sails true after 30 years
• Business File: TV mergers get scrutiny in report
• Finke: Quinn should put away crystal ball
• Officer held in 1957 death stands by alibi
• Kyle Busch wins inaugural NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Kentucky Speedway
• Pujols' homer, Cruz's ninth-inning double key Cards comeback win
• Fairly buzzworthy
• Monthly restaurant inspections released
• Castro homers, Dempster and Quade quarrel in Cubs win over Bucs
• Tazewell reloads with new road signs
• In service for service dogs
• Tennis, anyone? Morton is ready
• UK's News of the World bids farewell to readers
• Accused killer's trial continued until Sept. 26
• Jim Les considers suing BU
• LST 325 setting course to Henry
• Second teen charged in fireworks fracas
• Heart of Illinois Fair opens for 62nd season
• Rock Island lawyer joining race in 17th
• Counties don't see rush to unions
• Hughes’ homer sends Twins to 8-5 victory over White Sox,
• AFSCME sues state to keep pay raises
• Regional superintendents say they'll keep working
• Pirates slip past Cubs 7-4
• Johnson slam helps Arizona beat Cardinals 7-6
• Retired teachers find health insurance in flux
• Big Z ‘back to normal’ for Chiefs
• Creating opportunities
• One fun run down Main Street
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• Cat employee alleges he was unfairly demoted
• Caterpillar completes $8.8B Bucyrus acquisition
• Atlantis thunders into space as last shuttle to leave Earth
• Man shot Thursday night in Peoria
• Fatal accident in South Peoria under investigation
• Kidnapping suspect dead from apparent suicide; victim unharmed
• Appeals court backs NFL lockout, tosses judge's ruling
• 'Awful' jobs report shows unemployment spiking to 9.2 percent
• Quinn signs 3 education bills
• Ohio State vacates 2010 football victories
• House passes $649B defense spending bill
• Fan dies after falling from stands at Rangers game
• Group: More than 1,600 civil union licenses issued in Illinois
• 14 boating accidents over holiday weekend
• Michael Burden gets 10 years for Topeka murder
• Casey Anthony release pushed back by 4 days
• Bradley named "Best Bet" college
• Woman, 68, burned in Pekin fire dies of injuries
• Farming front and center in new HOI Fair exhibit
• Two arrested in connection with July 4 'near-riot'
• Five things to expect at the Heart of Illinois Fair
• Strong winds, rain are reported in Lincoln
• Bradley Avenue will be closed to install AC unit
• Shooting victim hospitalized in Peoria
• Seven vehicles have tires slashed in Brimfield
• Havana to spend $400K on vehicles
• Bad cables knock out power to Central Peoria
• Two arrested in Thursday shooting in Galesburg
• Four more suspects arrested in Kiwanis Park shooting
• Unions asks arbitrator to decide canceled raises
• It's here! RMU students put together an amazing Lip Dub video as an ICenter project. Watch and enjoy!
• Indians make it official: McAllister called-up
• Amid scandal, Murdoch kills off News of the World
• No longer cooped: Egg industry, Humane Society propose new laws
• Veto raises questions as new school year nears
• Woman saves choking man in Lincoln
• Heart of Illinois Fair kicks off with Canadian rockers Finger Eleven
• Senators propose immediate end to ethanol credit
• Flight delays swell in May due to Chicago storms
• RMU's newest campus in Arlington Heights is now open! The address is 2123 S. Goebbert Rd., Arlington Heights, IL 60005. We are located directly behind the Forest View Learning Center. To find us you must turn east into the parking lot located on t
• Pekinite accused of improperly touching young boy at Walmart
• Ice cream salesman arrested on DUI-drugs charge
• 27% of Illinois adults are obese
• Galesburg man injured in McDonough County crash
• Knox County judge sets bail at $250,000 in standoff case
• Pekin council to consider $20M wastewater treatment plant loan
• Peoria County Board lauds new administrator
• Cuts to heath care derided in new television commercial
• Morton District 709 rolls out ideas for school renovations
• Heartland Community Health Clinic affected by state cuts
• Local experts say lack of evidence led to Anthony verdict
• Two emerge as favorites to become next state's attorney
• Writing tests, advanced courses lose out with education cuts
• Two Peoria library branches to temporarily close
• Police seek info on Taft fireworks incident
• Irrigation equipment stolen from pumpkin field
• McClugage to see lane closures through July 20
• Chen, Royals stymie punchless White Sox
• Normal schools deny liability in boy's 'trading punches' death
• Memphis to Peoria run ‘humbling’ for Mortonite
• Alert: Terrorists look to implant bombs in humans
• Obama takes on 'tweeters' in Twitter town hall
• Man killed by grizzly at Yellowstone National Park
• Veteran Duckworth to file to run for Congress
• GOP shows flexibility, Obama aims for higher cuts
• Whitey Bulger pleads not guilty on 19 murder counts
• Is NASA ignoring its 'backup plan' rule with last shuttle launch?
• U.S. pullout from Afghanistan starting slowly
• Facebook launches video calls, group chat features
• Court orders immediate halt to gay military ban
• Federal appellate court upholds Ryan convictions
• Auto industry, seeing new life, is on hiring spree
• 1 in 5 airline pilots lives at least 750 miles from work
• Pujols returns to Cardinals' lineup
• Chicago approves firing ranges in the city
• Women's World Cup: Sweden defeats US
• “Hollywood Semester” to give Bradley students unique experience in entertainment industry
• Join us TOMORROW for the premiere of the latest ICenter project-the Lip Dub video! 2pm, Chicago Auditorium
• Chiefs don’t allow hit until fourth in loss to Clinton
• Mayfly infestation heavy but short-lived
• Flying fortress brings back memories for WWII veterans
• Peoria County coroner seeks more space for bodies
• White Sox fail to get big hit in 5-3 loss to Royals
• Committee OKs map redrawing Peoria districts
• Morton interim police chief, public works director approved
• Holliday homers twice, Cardinals rip Reds 8-1
• Baker’s wild error helps Nationals top Cubs 3-2
• Armed Galesburg man threatens neighbors, police say
• Peoria police say stabbing victim uncooperative
• Galesburg teen gets obstruction charge after shooting
• Lincoln bicyclist dies after being hit by car
• Liquor commission rejects Willow Knolls Road tavern request
• Lyons named to judgeship, will leave state's attorney's office
• Pizza place leaves Heritage Square
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Obama summons GOP, says no to short-term debt deal
• Fewer pets killed because of spay, neuter programs
• County Board chairman will select Lyons' replacement
• Pastors protest Illinois cut to burials for poor
• Luther to become new Peoria County administrator
• Quinn: Ready for court battle over canceled raises
• Illini lineman arrested in possible hate crime
• Blagojevich lawyers take possible step toward appeal
• Update: All lanes of northbound Adams Street now open
• Rivermen in midst of major AHL realignment
• Warehouse fire briefly causes Adams Street closure
• Man apprehended after Galesburg standoff
• Basketball camp helps preserve boy's legacy
• Running Central hoofing it to Heritage Square
• Fourth of July sparkler
• Simply Brilliant
• Police briefly close Adams while dispersing crowd
• Pumpkin Festival organizers extend craft show
• Morton blazing ahead with trail
• Four hospitalized after truck hits utility poll
• 54-year-old murder case gets break
• Budget expert chosen to replace late state rep
• Firefighter injured in early Monday blaze
• Oh, Deere, what a big canvas
• West Peoria keeps spirit
• Residents escape safely from afternoon fire
• Cubs lose on 10th-inning wild pitch
• Firefighter injured in early morning blaze
• Pujols could return Tuesday
• Cubs recall Coleman to start Monday's game
• A salute to those who sacrifice
• Road Work Update
• Clinton steals show from Chiefs in 10th
• Jackpot: Rivermen land scorer Sterling
• Almost ready to graduate
• Businesses concerned with access during roadwork
• County Board member wants more war memorials
• Apartment fire started by lit firework
• Going to catch the big show?
• Thome swats another; now five away from 600 HRs
• Suspect in old Illinois slaying accused of molestation
• Warming ocean could melt ice faster than thought
• Lopez, Marmol pitch Cubs to win, 3-1
• Djokovic beats Nadal to win Wimbledon title
• Ill. lawmakers seek Corps meeting about levees
• Health officials offer tips for safe picnics
• Facing charges, Cellini ready to prove innocence
• Luciano: Six Flags gave her the cold shoulder
• Undeterred by illness, Peoria couple renews wedding vows
• Blagojevich likely to face menial work in prison
• Zeroing it out at Daytona
• Quinn bars gun-permit disclosure
• Exposition Gardens: Future at heart
• No spinning this one: Guilty is guilty
• Rays smoke past Cardinals 5-1
• Chiefs halt Bees, end three-game slide
• Humber, White Sox edge Garza, Cubs
• Obama: 'Nothing can be off-limits' in budget
• Havana's small community of Twitterati meets IRL
• Presidential candidate Herman Cain revs up mainstream conservatives
• Kvitova beats Sharapova to win Wimbledon title
• Illinois All Kids starts new income limits
• Burlington railroads Chiefs by two TDs
• Quinn eliminates regional office of education funding
• Officials at Wildlife Prairie State Park say things are looking up
• Rasmus powers Cardinals past Tampa Bay
• Text scam targets bank customers
• Cell Phones for Soldiers collection drive begins
• Peorians report jewelry worth $25,000 missing
• LaHood, Leitch helping with consumer education
• Teen apprehended in connection with Galesburg shooting death
• ICC discussing move out of Downtown Peoria
• Retired D150 president dies
• Obama chooses new counterterror chief
• Los Alamos officials plan for return of residents
• Investigation: Murky pool water hid dead body for 2 days
• Pennycress could mean dollars for farmers
• Quinn cancels $75 million in state employee pay raises
• Air National Guard honors East Peoria NCO
• Shriver files to divorce Schwarzenegger
• Linda Butler chosen as District 150 board president
• Red, White and Boom is biggest bang in the state
• FAA: Tired air traffic controllers can skip work
• Vulnerable feel the pinch of Minn. gov't shutdown
• Seattle man arrested in 1957 slaying of Illinois girl
• GOP Mich. U.S. Rep. McCotter running for president
• May shooting leads indictment docket
• Passing major debt deal by Aug. 2 seems doubtful
• Royals tour Canada, Monaco gets a new princess
• July 4 fireworks banned in some states for fear of wildfires
• Gas is 24 cents/gallon cheaper than Memorial Day
• Stocks close huge week with rally; Dow up 168
• RMU's Show Choir sings the National Anthem at a Chicago Sky game!
• Enjoy the 3 day weekend and have a safe and happy 4th of July!
• Storm batters Wisconsin, Chicago with hail and wind
• Your best bang for the Independence Day weekend
• Hot streak in store for Peoria
• B-17 to visit Peoria during July 4 week
• Neighbor saves two boys from Galesburg house fire
• Quinn OKs new Illinois budget, with extra cuts
• Peorian's armed robbery conviction overturned
• Farmington library gets 'business packages' grant
• Power outage along Sterling caused by faulty conductor
• Search for new Peoria County administrator just beats deadline
• Final shuttle crew besieged for favors
• Crews gaining ground on NM fire
• Police issue warning for holiday driving
• Bond sent for Peoria man accused in shooting
• Prince William, Kate charm Canada on royal visit
• Scientist unveil new 3-D images of Titanic
• Was woman's body left in Mass. public pool for 2 days?
• Crack offenders eligible for early release
• Deportation of citizen's same-sex partner canceled
• Senate cancels July 4 recess to work on debt limit
• Larger corn crop could slow food inflation
• South Peoria fire starts after firework hits flat-screen TV
• Planes make rain that wets airport terrain
• Fire destroys Galva saw mill
• Caterpillar to add 200 jobs to Georgia
• Have you checked in with our student bloggers lately?
• Peoria Celebrates: Lighting up the skies
• Soldier surprises family with homecoming
• Ramirez comes through in pinch for Cubs win over Giants
• Shooting suspect taken into custody during stop
• Smoker with oxygen tank burned at Pekin senior center
• Jail privatization committee ends
• Henry cousins accused of stealing liquor face alcohol treatment
• Chiefs rattled at Miller
• Annawan teen dies from car crash
• Sacrifice fly in ninth gets White Sox win
• Peoria airport drops one flight, adds two
• Lower gas prices provide some relief for budget-conscious
• P&P Press gets loan from Peoria and Peoria County
• Hospitals aim to reduce number of wrong-site surgeries
• An Israeli algorithm sheds light on the Bible
• Fed orders banks to lower retailers' debit fees
• Report: More than 100 million suffer chronic, lingering pain
• Down to the wire, GOP hopefuls collect last bucks
• Insiders got early notice of college savings deal
• 2012 GOP candidate Cain: cut taxes, create jobs
• Confrontational Obama rebukes GOP on debt talks
• Radiation monitors deployed to monitor air over NM fire
• Blagojevich spokesman: Airline ad in 'bad taste'
• 'Transformers' filming brought $24M to Illinois
• Report: Illinois inmates wear dirty, old underwear
• 4 Illinois communities file census challenges
• Babies saved from morning house fire in Galesburg
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Cardinals release Franklin
• Illinois likely to see fierce battle over gun control
• Cubs activate Barney, release Davis
• Walgreen plans to expand Chicago produce stores
• Rockies finally beat White Sox in 13th inning
• First baseman lifts Chiefs over Rattlers
• East Peoria looks at raising sales tax
• Crittenton Centers holds healthy-eating garden party for children
• Peoria McDonald's project can move forward
• West Peoria OKs its side of Bel-Wood agreement
• Peoria boy raises over $1,000 for charity from lemonade stand
• Illinoisans looking to help flooded Minot, North Dakota
• Washington: Four wards are plenty
• Illinois out of money for income tax refunds
• Blagojevich could lose his state pension
• South Peoria man faces attempted murder charges
• Judge sets emergency hearing in Loughner case
• Extension offices closing in budget cuts
• Newsweek cover imagines Diana at age 50
• Coburn, Lieberman seek to raise Medicare age to 67
• Los Alamos nuclear lab under siege from wildfire
• Blagojevich mess will linger for years in Illinois
• 'Armadillo contest' announced
• Survivors describe horrific Nevada Amtrak crash
• Consumers' confidence down in June on job worries
• 6 station astronauts take shelter from space junk
• In win for Obama, panel OKs U.S. operation in Libya
• Giants beat Cubs in doubleheader opener
• RMU's very own show choir has a Twitter! Follow them @RMU_ShowChoir
• Women's World Cup: United States 2, North Korea 0
• Lagarde chosen to lead IMF; first woman in top job
• June is a busy busy month here at RMU! Congrats to all our students who graduated on the 18th!
• Pekin on verge of city manager vote
• Wanna cash in on gay marriage?
• High court to rule on FCC indecency policy
• Blagojevich guilty on 17 counts
• Chiefs end skid, pound Timber Rattlers
• Sex abuse suspect arrested in Peoria
• Washington grads return to shoot short film in East Peoria woods
• Multiple reports of shots fired Sunday and Monday
• Mob incident not motivated by race, authorities say
• Quinn signs seat belt law
• Liberty Street reduced to one lane for two weeks
• Ex-Gov. Ryan's wife hospitalized, on respirator
• Peoria woman shot in legs during home invasion
• Peoria councilwoman, neighborhood activist at odds
• Small asteroid swings harmlessly past Earth
• Michele Bachmann enters White House race
• Tribune Co. seeks approval of bankruptcy plan
• Pena, Ramirez power Cubs to 7-3 win over Rockies
• Investigators piece together Nevada Amtrak crash
• Task force: Restoring sediment key to Gulf revival
• Recession forces states to rethink tourism funding
• Chicago man gets 8 1/2 years in roommate's death
• Elderly woman has to remove diaper for pat-down
• Tough safety standards for cribs going into effect
• White House: 'Significant' deal on debt possible
• Los Alamos evacuation ordered because of wildfire
• Next gay-marriage showdown could be in Minnesota
• Methodist CEO leaving to take job in Virginia
• States consider banning teens from tanning beds
• Hundreds queue for chance to catch job at Bass Pro Shops
• The Taste of Chicago is in full swing, just blocks from our Chicago campus! What is a can't-miss booth?
• Word on the Street: Commission pick leads to strong reaction
• Modern visitors meet historic re-enactors at Pioneer Days
• Washington's District 50 teachers agree to 4-year deal
• Your preschooler can't sleep? Blame it on nighttime or violent TV
• Motorcyclist crashes, leaves injured passenger behind
• University and Glen intersection in Peoria will get overhaul
• Washington amends ordinance after signs, billboards break rules
• Mennonite Relief Sale eyes return to Peoria
• Cubs swept away in K.C.
• Cardinals blanked at Toronto, slide continues
• Vandalism doesn't dampen Chicago Gay Pride parade
• Account of racist Peoria mob spurs national attention
• Ill. borrowing tax funds intended for charities
• Tazewell Co. inmate found dead Saturday morning
• Illinois library may soon be a topless bar
• Section of University Street down to one lane
• Romney, Bachmann lead in 2012 Iowa caucus poll
• Officials confirm 6 dead in Nevada Amtrak crash
• Can two orchestras survive in Peoria?
• Illinois stands alone on concealed carry issue
• Finke: State tax structure complex
• Peoria's bravest give media members a chance to fight fire
• Quinn not rushing gambling decision
• Luthy visitors enjoy art in the garden
• U.S. Supreme Court limits class-action lawsuits
• Peavy pitches in relief, leads White Sox past Nats
• Indiana basketball standout survives 2nd plane crash
• Biden offers voice of empathy on the economy
• NFL players hold phone updates on lockout
• Driver tried to stop before hitting Amtrak car
• Wave of pharmacy robberies sweeping U.S.
• 2 firefighters among 5 injured in Aurora fire
• Quinn budget spokeswoman receives big salary bump
• Dozens of Illinois towns must curb sewer overflows
• Americans divided on looming debt crisis
• Obama pitches plan to promote high-tech innovation
• Illinois Treasurer: State saves money with new lease
• In Boston gangster story, a tale of 2 brothers
• Blue Jays top Cards with homer in 9th
• Error opens way as White Sox lose in 14th
• Chiefs’ skid reaches eight
• New charges filed against Peoria man accused in jail fight
• Cubs beat Royals thanks to close-call bunt in 9th
• Relay for Life teams deliver message of hope and strength
• Macomb man charged in burglary of 3 churches
• Peoria exploring marijuana ordinance
• NY becomes largest state to approve gay marriage
• Kids learn fundamentals on and off court at basketball clinic
• Panel makes circuit judge recommendations
• Chicago Tribune requests sealed Blagojevich files
• BU big man likely to miss season
• Former associate pastor sentenced to four years
• Republicans deride Quinn's map
• Gov. Quinn OKs new congressional districts
• Obama steps into high-stakes debt-limit talks
• Savvy farmers have taken advantage of pricing trends
• A more family friendly Taste of Chicago opens
• Drivers catch a break as gasoline prices fall
• Illinois to California Amtrak collides with semi, 2 killed
• Power grid change may disrupt clocks
• MyiLibrary (E Books) trial
• East Peoria catches escapee
• House rejects continuing military action in Libya, but doesn't defund
• Two men get prison for state-wide burglary spree
• Three arrested after police search allegedly turns up heroin
• Osama lamented that al-Qaida had marketing problem
• Cheerios turn 70; Iconic yellow cereal box endures
• Bill would bar jail privatization in Tazewell County
• San Jose Village Board personal issues spill into politics
• Candle starts kitchen table ablaze Friday morning
• Man found in SUV was shot in the back
• Lincoln Middle School gets green light for renovations
• Man injured in holding-cell fight
• Barrier cables catch overturned semi on I-74
• Local jobless rate drops again
• Father-to-be shot, killed when he answered door
• Lutheran Women's Missionary League gathers for convention
• 2 women arrested for prostitution at massage parlors
• Obama says gay couples deserve same rights as all
• Four plead guilty in meth cases
• Layoffs, housing data point to chronic problems
• Quinn announces area's capital investments
• Affina to move to new sites
• Club 307 back taxes in dispute
• EP woman gets boot camp for home burglary
• Possible dispute over beer results in battery charges
• 2 summits in Chicago will be major security test
• Top military officer sees risk in Afghanistan withdrawal
• Bachmann, Pawlenty gain in GOP field
• Boston mob boss was hiding in plain sight
• Illegal immigrant youth 'come out' in reform push
• Republicans bail on budget talks, blame Democrats
• Report: Shaun Livingston traded to Milwaukee
• Man contends Illinois jail denied him HIV drugs
• Blagojevich jury ends 9th day of deliberations
• Teen collapses during basketball game in Champaign
• 2 House members want to end federal ban on pot
• Obama releasing 30M barrels from U.S. oil reserves
• Quinn OK with no concealed weapons in Illinois
• Firefighter killed in blaze remembered at memorial
• Peavy gets win as White Sox beat Cubs 4-3
• Lee dominates, Phillies beat Cardinals 4-0
• Lawmakers offer reaction to Obama's plan on Afghanistan
• Al-Qaida member loses $20M in investments
• 22-year-old guilty in Christmas heist
• Increase in tourism helps Wildlife Prairie State Park
• Rains raise Illinois River above its flood stage
• Prisoner found with knife gets two more years
• Bank robbery suspect indicted by grand jury
• Route 8 construction has been adjusted
• Central hires new AD, soccer coach
• Self-help author convicted in sweat lodge deaths
• CBO: National debt crisis looms without major policy changes
• Monmouth-Roseville will not bring super back
• Man apparently kills self on porch
• Police looking for teen who escaped from EP department
• Power outage delays Journal Star newspaper production
• State lawmakers OK construction money, cut salaries
• Obama address: Surge troops home by summer 2012
• Illinois links to the war in Afghanistan
• Potato chips are piling on the pounds, study finds
• Chicago Cubs owner sued for harassment retaliation
• Pekin couple wins "Cash for Life" lottery prize
• Head of Normal Police Department taking Mo. job
• State Fairgrounds slide for sale
• Illinois outages close courthouse, disrupt mail
• Arrests in alleged Chicago-based narcotics ring
• AP gets Knight funding to create journalistic tool
• Sirens sound as river tops levees in N Dakota city
• Chiefs play starring role in All-Star victory
• Metamora domestic dispute ends in apparent suicide Tuesday
• Baseball broadcaster Steve Stone visits RMU today for a book signing!
• RMU responds to the needs of the adult learner with flexible scheduling options at a NEW location!
• Power outage delays Journal Star publication; free e-edition available
• Peoria City/County Health Department sets out goals
• Morton considers downtown improvements
• Man grazed by bullet in right leg
• Springdale Cemetery looks to revenue
• Summer begins with loud thunderstorm
• Hotel project developer owes on late loan payments
• Hearing in attempted murder case delayed
• Durbin announces three ag development grants
• Civic Center lands elementary school scholastic bowl
• West Bluff residents prefer single district
• District 150 looks to cut number of bus stops
• Henry discusses TIF procedures
• Access to Sunrise opens as Route 8 work goes on
• Indictment returned in May 29 shooting
• Bloomberg films segment in Canton
• Obama likely to cut 10K troops from Afghanistan
• Illinois teacher sues author over 'Three Cups of Tea'
• Two arrested in raid by drug agents
• Giffords has memoir deal, Kelly retires from NASA
• NFL owners, players to meet again
• Female Blago jurors may deliberate differently
• A twist in Obama's health care law
• Illinois College dunker drafted by Harlem Globetrotters
• Utah man updated Facebook status during standoff
• Blagojevich jury ends 7th day of deliberations
• Police searching for suspect after shooting Tuesday morning
• Farmers, ethanol makers likely OK with no subsidy
• Pay on the agenda as Ill. lawmakers return to work
• Revenue and Medicare are at heart of deficit talks
• Gingrich campaign fundraisers quit
• No such thing as Normal chickens, say city planners
• Galesburg City Council OKs $250K for redevelopment
• Tips to take the heat off those summer cooling bills
• Arizona wildfire smoke drifting to central Illinois
• FDA issues graphic new cigarette labels
• Warm temps helping to offset wet conditions
• Emotional farewell for administrator
• District 150 approves contract with teachers
• Luciano: A strong jab and a big heart
• Knowledge is key to dealing with food allergies in children
• Police: Firearms stolen from two Peoria houses
• Peoria woman discovers bullet holes in her house
• McIntyre will chow down on 'You Gotta Eat'
• Springdale costing taxpayers more
• Tree frogs jump to the city
• Toulon city worker in spat with mayor could lose job
• $2 million grant will fund changes at Peoria High
• Cat's May sales up 52 percent from last year
• Mayors call on Obama for help creating jobs
• Post-Blagojevich scandal reforms a mixed bag
• Truck crashes into East Peoria tavern Monday morning
• McDonald's All-Star baseball games moved to next week
• Fire crews fighting blaze in St. Louis
• Additional study affirms concussion dangers to young athletes
• Pujols out 4-6 weeks with arm fracture
• Supreme Court throws out Wal-Mart sex discrimination case
• Study says 1 in 13 U.S. children have food allergy
• Galesburg man hospitalized after being hit by train
• Blagojevich jurors deliberating for 6th day
• Still no action from Obama on guns
• Nadal, Venus Williams open Wimbledon with wins
• Governor to try again to exclude some state workers from unions
• New Internet domain suffixes approved, pushing far beyond '.com'
• Bin Laden showed interest in kidnapping for ransom
• Tropical storm churns in Pacific off Mexico coast
• Road construction update
• Fun abounds at Olde English Faire
• Michigan native Jared Mees captures TT race
• California girl Alyssa Campanella crowned Miss USA
• Washington city administrator looking forward to retirement
• Summer Camp festival arrests lead to indictments
• Chiefs lose at Quad Cities; end first half on seven-game skid
• Meet Your Neighbor: Damon Hackett
• United and U.S. Airways resolve computer outages
• Study: Portable pools as risky as in-ground pools
• McIlroy win U.S. Open title
• Word on the Street: Peorians raising voices for House seats
• AP study: U.S. nuclear regulators weaken safety rules
• Report: Illinois schools below good vaccination levels
• Wrongful convictions cost Illinois taxpayers $214M
• Finke: Not a shock: Spending on hold
• Business Watch: Need a fresh start?
• A race that ties
• West Nile hits close to home
• Peoria FD responds to West Bluff stove fire
• Cardinals snap losing streak with win over Royals
• Man hospitalized after attempted bridge jump
• State budget puts Medicaid in bind
• McIlroy moves closer to U.S. Open title
• Chiefs skidding to finish with sixth loss in a row
• Danks shrugs off shot to head in White Sox win
• Doctors, hospitals, poor to feel Ill. budget pain
• Union bill raises tensions
• Going to the birds
• Shooting victim from Friday becomes city's seventh homicide
• Yankees hold on to beat Cubs 4-3
• NY Gov. Cuomo the new face of gay marriage rights
• Good news awaits homeless Utah man: He's rich
• Texas Gov. Perry not a 2012 candidate just yet
• Illinois workers get more time for insurance changes
• Workers' comp bill doesn't go far enough
• FBI launches manhunt for Chicago-area physician
• Chelimo, Johnson win Steamboat 4-mile races
• Juneteenth Day? Let us explain
• Firefighter killed in massive southern Illinois blaze
• United says delays will continue through weekend
• Obama drives the golf cart, Boehner sinks the putt
• 200 block renovation begins
• Mason County Board mulls over public transportation proposal
• Coroner: Peoria man kills himself with gun
• Kickapoo unites
• Diamondbacks' Hudson goes distance against White Sox
• Error in the eighth leads to Cards' seventh straight loss
• IDNR defends Urban Fishing program
• Chiefs’ losing streak reaches five games
• Man allegedly stole Galesburg couple's SUV
• Peorian held on $100,000 bond in sexual assault
• Charges dropped in heroin overdose
• Two men rob Pizza Hut driver at vacant house
• Proposed seat belt law may be hard to enforce
• McIlroy into the record books at U.S. Open
• Humana no longer a choice for state
• Abortion law heads to court
• Ex-Pontiac mayor eyes House seat
• Midwestern campus sex crimes lack justice
• Ethanol producers look to the future
• Schock pushes bill to end federal ethanol support
• Schools move toward consolidation
• Rocky Vonachen talks to ESPN about LeBron's 'replica' ring
• Put a cork in the Internet bubble talk for now
• Obama admin to end health care waivers
• Medicare goes high-tech to head off fraud
• Kmart lays off 700 appliance workers
• Davis pitches Cubs past Yankees
• Abingdon, Avon, Bushnell-PC agree to move toward merger
• 911 call of drowning was for Ill. dispatcher's son
• Most tornado deaths in Joplin occurred in homes
• First mosquitoes, now birds test positive for West Nile
• Rory McIlroy sets U.S. Open record for best opening 36 holes
• State Farm pays out $1.75 billion in storm claims
• Carnival barkers are back as Steamboat Days returns
• NASCAR Cat driver Jeff Burton visits with fans at O'Brien Field
• Chiefs starter solid in seven innings of 2-0 loss
• Cardinals comeback falls short, losing streak at 6
• A wide, wide world of sports — in Peoria
• Metamora, Roanoke to get federal grants
• New West Peoria fire board trustee sworn in
• Backseat seatbelt law up to Quinn
• San Jose man killed after being ejected from vehicle
• Peoria street sees second robbery attempt in 2 days
• Three businesses fail alcohol compliance checks
• Peoria man pleads guilty to bogus tax returns
• Mackinaw may allow alcohol sales
• Three sentenced for child porn
• Rockford Catholic Charities to transfer cases
• Uncertainty mounts as state health insurance changes loom
• Springfield man indicted in death of 2-year-old
• Illinois man pleads guilty to killing brother
• Defiant no longer, Weiner resigns in sex scandal
• Fukudome leads Cubs over Brewers 12-7
• U.S. Senate votes to repeal ethanol tax credits
• IHSA makes sweeping change to classification policies
• Cardinals activate Holliday from DL
• Senate Dems say they'll agree to construction bill
• Law: No more politician monikers on state signs
• 1 in 4 high schoolers drink soda every day
• Twins continue mastery of White Sox, 1-0
• Powerful quake jolts Alaska's largest city
• State unemployment climbs to 8.9 percent in May
• Blagojevich jury asks for clarity on instructions
• Yang shoots 68 for early US Open lead; Points cards 74
• Chiefs hold LeBron 'ring' giveaway tonight
• Cars set on fire in Vancouver following Cup loss
• Ill. high court limits taking prisoners' savings
• Boston Bruins win Stanley Cup
• Gambling expansion would aid county fairs
• Man accused in slaying gets 4 years on weapons charge
• Fulton County man charged in sex abuse case
• Sun Foundation campers benefit from experiential learning
• Appeals court overturns Skinner conviction
• Two held, rifle seized after attempted robbery
• Man says he was shot at; six shell casings found
• Pesky Nats rout Redbirds, 10-0
• Lawmakers likely to return to Springfield
• Former porn actress says Weiner asked her to lie
• Health Alliance, HealthLink added to state health insurance choices
• Pavano pitches Twins past White Sox, 4-1
• Women says she and her puppy were punched
• White House defends legality of Libya mission
• Roles of American dads diverging this Father's Day
• Drug task force director retires
• Indictment returned in intrusion/assault
• U.S. Rep. Giffords released from Houston hospital
• Stark County 'pie-in-the-sky' trails plan passes
• Weighing cancer risks, from cellphones to coffee
• Weather records, and Americans, battered by spring
• Cardinals activate McClellan
• Cubs lose Barney to DL, add Soriano
• Gaming board chairman blasts Illinois gambling expansion
• Quinn gives leaders until Friday to OK budget plan
• Blagojevich jury finishes 4th day of deliberations
• Illinois judge to OK disabilities lawsuit settlement
• Rep. Michele Bachmann's smooth performance in 2012 race debut
• Illinois tax breaks to end for 100 companies
• Financial disclosure summaries for key lawmakers
• Blago brother awaits verdict
• Study: Lifespan sank in hundreds of U.S. counties
• Peoria City Council OKs street upgrades
• Longtime West Peoria fire board member let go
• ICC for kids: totally gross, totally cool
• Peorian tased after trying to flee from police
• Southern Baptists elect black pastor to No. 2 post
• Luciano: Dumped by a doc he never got to actually see
• Perry: Still time to decide on a White House run
• Phone fraud purports grandchildren in trouble as ploy
• Rivermen re-sign scoring ace Nesbitt
• Huntsman joining GOP race - at Statue of Liberty
• Illinois panel OKs temporary health insurance plan
• Blago jury sends note, ends day without verdict
• Six vehicles at Edwards service station vandalized
• Motorcyclist who crashed Monday listed in good condition
• Deputy apprehends pair in marijuana stop
• Peoria fisherman's body recovered in Ontario
• Alton man burned by power lines
• Illinois looking into license plate ads
• Illinois reports 1st positive West Nile virus test
• State police reject racial bias claim
• Court allows Wisconsin's union law to take effect
• Obama visits Puerto Rico with eye on U.S. voters
• Biden 'confident' of more than $1T in deficit cuts
• Journal Star seeking info on Fourth of July events
• Couple scare off burglars, report stolen computer
• Funeral scheduled for Illinois man killed in Iraq
• Number of homeless in Illinois falls 7 percent
• Have you signed up to be part of RMU's music video yet? Filming is Friday! Sign up by clicking here: or by emailing lipdub@robertmorris.edu
• New rules to cut confusion on sunscreen claims
• Three injured in overnight shootings
• Pekin homes left in dark after car crash Monday morning
• Republicans assail Obama in opening debate
• Fire chief accused of threatening West Peoria mayor
• School board OKs purchase of WCHS neighbor's property
• NHL Stanley Cup: Game 7 is on
• Foes: Clinton landfill plan threatens aquifer
• Chief justice unveils mentoring program for young lawyers
• Union petitions given to WEEK GM
• Minier woman dies after car struck by semi
• 40 years after leak, the Pentagon Papers are out
• IDOT to conduct Route 91 hearing
• Airlines collected $3.4B in bag fees in 2010
• Marshall airport to renew Father's Day Fly-in
• Obama says he would resign if he were Weiner
• Cedar Hills Drive construction postponed
• Electronic cigarettes spark debate
• Blagojevich jurors mull 20 counts
• Defense secretary sees no bar to lifting gay ban
• Quinn signs law making it easier to fire teachers
• Illinois to study putting ads on license plates
• Tammy Duckworth resigns from VA post
• WWII B-17 burns after emergency landing outside Chicago
• Grant will help mobilize citizens for watershed health
• It's orientation season! If you are a new/returning student, make sure to keep checking your email for important orientation info!
• Congressman Steny Hoyer awarded National Bipartisan Leadership Award
• Who have you nominated for student of the week?
• Road Work Update
• Word on the Street: Bipartisan leadership award goes to Hoyer
• Battered military service signs will be replaced
• Washington school eyes building, property
• Citations issued at drinking party
• Cab driver robbed by passenger
• Attackers under pretense steal phone
• At retreat, Peoria leaders refine goals
• They still pull their weight
• An American classic
• 'Endurance freak' is ready
• 'Book of Mormon' takes the lead at Tonys
• Gambling package hinges on Quinn decision
• Howard has three hits, leads Phillies over Cubs, 4-3
• Palin emails let old media test new media methods
• Gingrich looks to restart faltering campaign
• First photos of Giffords released since shooting
• Alleged DUI driver slams into pedestrians, injuring 3
• House fire causes $40,000 damage Sunday
• Peoria's new ABA basketball team holds tryouts
• Judge blocks 'open access' enrollment for state employees
• 'Avenue Q' arrives at Eastlight Theatre
• Backstage: Conklin’s dishes out memories, ‘Encores!’
• Seniors take center stage at Prime Times Expo
• Finke: Not so fast, lawmakers
• Bridge walkers get rare vantage point in Lacon
• Luciano: Pekin seeks answers for snubs
• Powwow lets visitors watch, experience Native American culture
• Amtrak studying Wi-Fi for Illinois trains
• Lawmakers may shrink Ill. gambling expansion bill
• Ill. man breaks into bar by crawling through exhaust system
• Review: Zac Brown Band lets talent shine at indoor show
• Obama: Economic recovery is 'going to take time'
• Weiner seeks leave of absence from House for treatment
• Palin emails lack surprises, show engaged political leader
• Officials show their true skills in talent competition
• Dunlap fire protection district dismisses chief
• Hanna City man gets 16 years in 3 robberies
• Would-be Agatucci's robber gets boot camp, parole
• Knoxville woman faces alcohol charge
• Tremont fest about more than turkey
• Journal Star wins 29 awards in state contests
• Students, teachers say goodbye to Garfield, Columbia schools
• Road builders already see effects of capital-bill impasse
• Autopsy will be performed on I-474 accident victim
• Sewer repairs will cause road closures
• Pekin police say burglar stole two vehicles, safe
• Peoria High documentary will be shown on Sunday
• WEEK's Eric Shangraw taking job at Peoria Disposal Co.
• Part of Cedar Hills Drive will be closed for work
• Class 3A/4A state softball
• Chimp attack victim gets face transplant in Boston
• History shows Weiner could persevere past scandal
• Some survivors of Joplin tornado develop rare infection
• Blagojevich jurors end 1st day of deliberations
• Severe thunderstorm watch until midnight
• United Airlines to bring 1,300 jobs to Chicago
• $90 million error discovered in Cook County books
• Man suing Rep. Bobby Schilling over burns suffered in prank
• Central Peoria store robbed at gunpoint
• Woman arrested in stabbing melee
• Coroner: Heat contributed to Bloomington death
• Safe taken from local car dealer found in Iowa
• Mississippi flooding may have spread Asian carp
• Single car crash kills one
• Report: Ill. saved $9M by diverting delinquents from prison
• LaHood: More info needed on distracted driving
• Photos of the Month - May 2011
• Man convicted in child's death might go free
• Peoria board redistricting passes without a fuss
• Foster care may see upheaval over same-sex unions
• Ex-gas station owner pays taxes
• Hick'ry Stick gets loan after debate
• Tremont Turkey Festival starts Friday
• Morel winner found down on the farm
• Marshall board OKs redistricting
• Rally supports union workers at chemical plant near Henry
• Illinois jury awards $95M for sexual harassment
• Bright Start matches mistakenly registered
• Troopers seized cash, drugs and 2 cars
• Space station gets 3 new tenants from 3 countries
• District 150 ending adult education, GED program
• Sergeant getting Medal of Honor is a hero's hero
• Weiner abides despite new photo, baby on the way
• Chicago futures exchange relocation threat puts focus on tax hike
• Chicago man convicted in plot against Danish paper
• Illinois man pleads guilty to enticing Idaho girl
• Gingrich campaign in tatters as top aides resign
• U.S. economy still in 'significant slowdown'
• Go Eagles!
• Thousands miss out on Illinois college savings offer
• Chicago-area man returns bag with $17K in cash
• Americans simultaneously identify as 'pro-choice', 'pro-life'
• Pekin to consider more web monitoring
• Pekin home to new antique center
• Galesburg man seeks jury trial on sexual misconduct charges
• PCHS grad gets his ring — 38 years later
• Marshall County loses board member
• Former Lindbergh principal's lawsuit thrown out
• More ads hit online TV as Web audiences grow
• Bartonville Grade School superintendent called a 'gem'
• District 150 board will review travel policy after violation
• Chiefs defeated in meaningful game
• Bruins rout Canucks, even Stanley Cup finals
• Olivo’s lifts Mariners past White Sox in 10
• Camp helps children with disabilities develop essential skills
• Cardinals streaks come to an end in 4-1 loss to Astros
• Peorian held in shooting over public aid card
• East Peoria man faces sex solicitation charges
• Canoeists complete their maiden fundraising voyage
• Peorians score 3 winning Little Lotto tickets in 3 weeks
• Knoxville mayor leaves for new job
• Diversity of country sound on view at CMT Awards
• Caterpillar raises dividend by 2 cents
• Are you ready to dive right in?
• New, more explicit photo deepens Weiner controversy
• Delta bag fees for soldiers ignites backlash
• 3 dead, several injured in Illinois truck crashes
• Raging Arizona forest fire now larger than size of Phoenix
• Record-breaking heat grips much of eastern U.S.
• Cubs beat Reds 4-1 to end 8-game skid
• Prosecutor tells jurors: Blagojevich lied to you
• FDA: Some chicken may have small amount of arsenic
• NFL, players meet for a second day in New York
• Economy falters in several US regions
• Two stabbed in large brawl; up to 20 people involved
• Lightning strike diverts Chicago-bound flight to Rockford
• Senate votes to let Fed trim debit card swipe fees
• Man shot in foot early Wednesday
• Caterpillar raises dividend by 2 cents
• Want to win 2 free tickets to Saturday's B96 B-Bash? First person to answer correctly wins. Winner must be able to pick up tickets at the Chicago campus by noon Friday. "What historical department store used to call 401 S. State St. home?&quo
• Study: Minority youth spend more than half their day consuming media
• Is Internet sex cheating? Many folks say yes
• Obama declares 14 Illinois counties disaster areas
• Binghamton wins AHL's Calder Cup
• Westbrook leads Cards to 7-4 win over Astros
• Record heat is forecast in central Illinois
• Luciano: Pooch lucky to survive 'lesson'
• Ailing Nowitzki lifts Mavericks, NBA finals tied
• Morton school board hears drug test update
• Three-run homer in eighth sends West Michigan past Chiefs
• Murder trial begins for third time
• Canton group: Say no to strip mine
• Man armed with revolver robs West Bluff business
• Transcript: Emanuel asked Blagojevich for favor
• Dunlap schools begin $5 million upgrade of athletic facilities
• Man survives gunshot to head
• Peoria man charged in Creve Coeur robbery
• Substation damage blamed for power outage
• Koehler's Senate seat attractive
• Cat gives its voters new voice online
• "Game of chicken" puts local road project in jeopardy
• Yep, Illinois forecasts of big cicada hatch prove true
• Cicada ice cream sales come to end in Missouri
• Blagojevich finishes testimony at corruption retrial
• Peoria Diocese, others sue over same-sex foster parent issue
• ACLU seeks probe of Illinois state police searches
• Zac Brown show moved indoors to Civic Center
• 2 teens killed in hill-hopping accident near Carthage
• Police shoot Chicago man who didn't drop cell phone
• Former IVC standout Parr drafted in 12th round
• Canton man killed on I-39 while fixing vehicle
• Justice Dept. denies claim in Illinois inmate's death
• Don't forget about the paralegal open house tonight at 6pm at our Orland Park campus!
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• Light earthquake felt in eastern Missouri, southern Illinois
• Police investigate early morning shooting
• Illinois reducing energy assistance funding this summer
• Miscues abound for Irish in supersectional loss
• NHL Finals: Boston bounces back in big way
• BU uses Facebook to reach freshmen
• 'Amazon law' sends FatWallet packing
• Galesburg man pleads not guilty in stalking case
• Prosecutors ask to move Sheley back to Knox jail
• Police investigating rental office robberies
• Motorcyclist injured after hitting car in Peoria
• Morton to spend $22K for water park study
• Rice Lake ready to call on the wild
• Luciano: Manzellas continue fight of their lives
• Museum could move from Pekin
• Cubs' Zambrano apologizes for remarks
• Man implies weapon in St. David bank robbery
• Money, drugs, meth lab are seized during raids
• Palin's Revere comments creates tug of (revolutionary) war
• Quinn defends appointment of former legislator Mike Smith
• Quinn calls lawmakers back to Springfield
• BU's Taylor Brown begins workouts
• Santorum enters White House race warning of Obama
• Man robs bank in St. David
• Troop drawdown will be 'real,' no decision yet
• Jobs emerges from leave, unveils new products
• US Sen. Kirk calls for action on stem cell law
• Plane forced to dump fuel over Lake Michigan
• State cuts summer energy assistance program
• Trials: ATLA Historical Monographs Collection
• May in Illinois was wetter than usual
• Are you signed up for the LipDub yet? Less than 2 weeks remain!
• Glen Oak gets swinging with first Sunday in the Park
• Mavs get hot under the collar
• Tractorcade helps scholarship effort in Marshall-Putnam area
• Police investigate small fire as arson
• Woman drinking all night reports broken window, bullet hole
• $2.217 million raised in CMN telethon
• Picnic held to honor memory of Mackinaw woman killed by husband
• Meet Your Neighbor: Jill Roderick
• Word on the Street: Darin LaHood explains D.C. event
• Road construction update
• Morton OKs tourism grants after review
• Moving Farmington Road intersection key part of project
• Loons take advantage in victory over Chiefs
• NBC could lose U.S. Olympic TV rights in high-stakes bidding war
• Man shot early Sunday after fracas outside South Peoria club
• Surging Tigers beat White Sox 7-3
• No cure yet, but new drugs boost skin cancer survival
• Again!? Pujols blasts game-ending homer for 2nd day against Cubs
• German sprouts are blamed for European E. coli outbreak
• Six injured in Knoxville Avenue collision
• Nadal beats Federer in exhilarating French Open final
• Gabby Blagojevich faces biggest test in cross-exam
• Business Watch: Want a deal? Cash in a coupon
• Teachers, students show love for shuttered District 150 schools
• Verlander and Cabrera team up for White Sox takedown
• State softball: Morrison gets its fill late, earns state title
• Review: Orchestra performance a string of delights
• Bullet hole discovered in vet's front window
• Peoria man blocked in parking spot, attacked
• State softball: Around the horn
• Chiefs strike early to leave Loons limp
• State baseball: Around the horn
• State baseball: ‘Two’topolis: Shoes win consecutive titles
• Emiquon preserve unveils its new public-use area
• Several issues still on the table for state lawmakers
• Finke: Quinn's influence seems to be waning
• State baseball & softball finals
• Boy, 9, becomes youngest to fly balloon solo
• Historic flood begins to abate, but far from over
• Pitfalls abound for prosecutors in Edwards case
• Emanuel orders agencies to stop using credit cards
• Class 1A softball championship: United in victory
• Thunderstorm watch until midnight
• Illinois lawmakers see big accomplishments in 5 months
• Class 1A baseball: Tremont finishes fourth
• Study: Hormone-blocking drug reduces breast cancer risk
• No federal cash for Illinois summer energy program
• Man dies after Chicago run stopped because of heat
• Pekin loses top pick for manager
• Koehler announces bid for 17th Congressional District seat
• Gas prices leap forward again
• Quentin leads White Sox past Tigers 6-4
• South Peorian gets 65 years for murder
• Chiefs’ bullpen suffers another blown save
• Berkman homers as Cards beat Cubs 6-1
• Jury: Man’s death accidental overdose
• Bringing a smile to animal lover in hospice
• Man shot Tuesday arrested in another case
• Retrial of McDonough County being moved
• Peoria Diocese opts out of adoptions
• 17-year-old pleads guilty to aggravated DUI
• WIU raises cost of school
• Canton launches bicycle patrols
• Bradley hires new police chief
• Adult bookstore may become tavern
• 4 in U.S. now linked to German E. coli outbreak
• Blues re-sign All-Star Hensick for Rivermen
• Bertelsen throws no-hitter as United advances
• NFL players urge appeals court to lift lockout
• Turks fall in state semifinal contest
• Cards bring up 2 from Memphis; option Cleto, Kozma
• Have you checked in with our bloggers lately?
• Bradley named to Community Service Honor Roll
• Behind-the-scenes visit to Peoria Zoo a final wish fulfilled
• 30 years after first AIDS cases, hope for a cure
• Train collision at Union Station causes injuries
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• New chief of police named
• John Edwards charged in felony indictment
• BU seniors win big in state-wide media competition
• Conservation police issue about 1,500 citations over holiday weekend
• Teen Night at Cherry Fest a blend of fun, food and games
• Giants rock Cardinals rookies
• Pennsylvania girl aces 'cymotrichous' to win Spelling Bee
• Mavericks rally to knot series with Heat
• East Peoria bus fire is quickly extinguished
• Luciano: New law spells trouble in Par-A-Dice
• Bradley coach seeks dismissal of lawsuit
• Beason killings trial won't be soon
• Chiefs pull away for win
• South Peorian could get 15 years in shooting
• Hare won't try to regain 17th District seat
• PHA GED teacher calling it quits
• Zoning panel OKs McDonald's
• Wildlife Prairie Park being considered for alternative school
• Human services, schools lose big in new state budget
• Man convicted of attempted robbery to get new trial
• Man kills 5 then himself in Arizona rampage
• 13 advance to finals at National Spelling Bee
• Koehler considering run for Congress
• Princeville hiring superintendent
• 'Nurse-in' supports right to breast-feed in public
• Prosecutor, Blagojevich clash in cross-examination
• Reality TV lands Reggie Bush in Danville, Ill.
• Study to explore Chicago-Champaign bullet train
• Civil union ceremonies held for Chicago couples
• Time nears for boy balloonist to test pilot skills
• Romney opens presidential bid challenging Obama
• Prosecutor to review ruckus between state lawmakers
• Thursday armed robbery of downtown business was second in two days
• Woman held captive 18 years says life stolen
• Major panel: Drug war failed; legalize marijuana
• Illinois State Fair concert ticket to go on sale
• E. coli outbreak in Europe caused by new strain
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• Giants beat Cardinals in 11th
• Late goal lets Canucks take Cup opener
• Bloomington woman charged in kidnapping
• Creve Coeur rehires superintendent
• Shaky defense costs Chiefs in Michigan
• Cat's facilities spared disaster in Japan, but impact will be felt
• New congressional map splits Stark Co.
• School districts fear deep losses in budget
• Civil union law also allows for divorces
• Bond set at $500,000 in stabbing case
• Gaming will get 'microscopic' review
• Sheley murder trial delayed until August
• Google says Chinese hackers broke into Gmail
• Chicago cancels 4th of July fireworks shows
• East Peoria man pleads guilty to bank fraud
• Agencies await final word on budget's effects
• Woman in gun case involved in new investigation
• Cubs close homestand on sour note
• Dunlap student does not advance in national spelling bee
• Nerves fray as Blago addresses 'golden' quote
• Loaded, stolen handgun recovered after fight
• Top pick tours Pekin, then declines
• Canton out to secure funds for car seat safety
• Video: Apparent tornado tears through Springfield, Massachusetts
• Fears of economic slowdown hammer stocks
• New car buyers may have to wait to find bargains
• Octomom's fertility doctor has license revoked
• 2-month delay granted in Nicholas Sheley trial
• Peoria civil union issuance process going smoothly, couples say
• White Sox top Red Sox for series sweep
• Shaquille O'Neal tweets: 'I'm retiring'
• Knox County man accused of dragging dog
• FAA to fine people who point lasers at planes
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• IAEA: Japan underestimated tsunami risk to plants
• Lemont stops Notre Dame in Peoria super
• Heat take Game 1 of NBA finals
• White Sox keep winning at Fenway
• Astros score six in ninth to beat Cubs
• Short in fish tank light starts fire; woman burned
• West Cowser Road will have land closures
• Woman flown to OSF after motorcycle wreck
• Luciano: Forecaster unafraid to cloud the issue
• Cardinals rally to beat Giants
• Tremont triple terrific in 1A Supersectional
• Big first inning lifts Lugnuts over Chiefs
• Summer Camp arrests similar to '10
• Teachers OK tentative pact
• Illinois Senate approves new congressional boundaries
• Civil unions legislation set to take effect
• Hit the water
• Armed robbers steal safe from Peoria home
• Last day for Illinois Antique Center
• Peoria will test outdoor warning siren
• Guilty plea entered in September shooting
• Elmwood says 'thanks' to first-responders
• Illinois workers' comp overhaul still alive
• Blagojevich's chattiness gets him into trouble
• Experts say cellphones may be carcinogenic after all
• Young sea lion dies at Miller Park Zoo
• Lacon brings back bridge walk
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• Obama finds some solid ground; tests still ahead
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• More ordinance violations can be paid over the counter in Pekin
• Two hospitalized in separate Memorial Day shootings
• Memorial picnic set for MeLisa Cleary
• Truck fire causes $30,000 damage Monday night
• Airlines spend over $300 per person on fuel to fly NYC-LA-NYC
• 'Hangover' lingers with record $105.8M weekend
• State retirees still not required to pay health-care premiums
• House approves bill that would delay in responding to FOIA requests
• Ill. House OKs expanded gambling
• Astronauts get set to land Endeavour on Wednesday
• Thousands depart as Summer Camp cleanup begins
• Ill. House approves congressional map
• On the stand: Blagojevich holds jurors' attention
• White Sox starter grinds out a win against Red Sox
• Knoxville McDonald's expansion plan raises concerns
• Public pension bill set aside until fall
• Kernels capitalize on Chiefs in eighth
• Astros blast the Cubs to open series
• Giants find their offense against Cardinals
• Review: Huey Lewis performs fresh, blues-infused set
• Civil War re-enactors help pay tribute to fallen soldiers
• Peoria business finds niche by joining Operation Write Home
• Spelling Bee champ proves he's well-rounded
• Washington pays tribute with 500 flags
• Workers' comp overhaul rejected by Illinois House
• Illinois Senate rejects borrowing to pay old bills
• 2,000 briefly lost power in Sunday storm
• Man shot in back, leg in South Peoria
• Cherry Festival in 'Survivor' mode
• Word on the Street: Mappers break cycle of bitterness, partisanship
• First MeLisa Dee Day potluck picnic scheduled
• Senate committee OKs changes to retiree health premiums
• South Peoria man indicted for felony drug dealing
• Meet Your Neighbor: Joe Bauwens
• AP: California could require condoms in porn
• Chiefs pop Kernels with big 2nd inning
• Former Texas Gov. Bill Clements dead at 94
• Wheldon wins stunning Indy 500 when leader crashes
• Obama tours twister-ravaged neighborhood in Joplin
• Danks, Bautista exchange barbs as Jays rout Sox
• Ramirez sends Cubs past Pirates, 3-2
• Lohse, Jay lead Cardinals to 4-3 win over Rockies
• Illinois passes stronger concussion guidelines
• Pair of coroners team up to deter teen drinking
• Palin kick-starts bus tour on back of motorcycle
• Big questions surround Illinois electricity plan
• Saving lives, staying afloat on the water
• Central senior wins 2A title; Morton senior is second twice
• Almost a year later, Elmwood 'basically back'
• Business Watch: Businesses honoring veterans
• Finke: Crying and Elvis talk? It's vintage Blagojevich
• Peoria Heights man dies after being struck by car
• Ex-Peorian added to Korean memorial
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• Veterans' advocate will go to prison
• LeBron 'gracious, humbled' by Jordan comparison
• Science can't design away tornadoes' deadly threat
• Illinois civil-unions law a landmark for gay couples
• Maholm and Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs, 10-0
• Workers’ comp reform approved in state Senate
• Summer Camp crowd expected to swell to 20,000
• Businesses taking chance on Elmwood
• Taste of Morton called a success
• Rasmus lifts Cardinals over Rockies
• Fair music ranges from rock to country
• Chiefs leave offense at home in road opener
• White Sox fall north of the border
• Senate votes to give COGFA a role in state health insurance decisions
• Peoria man sentenced to 10 years in sexual assault
• East Peoria man gets 3 years for child porn
• Springfield man faces charges in bank robberies
• Questions arise over ballpark complex developers
• Louie Louie rolls along
• Illinois House votes to change state's workers' comp system
• Quinn reluctant to expand gambling
• Review: Skynyrd, ZZ Top all about music
• New congressional map splits city of Peoria
• Pirates hold on to beat Cubs, 4-2
• Flags placed at Soldiers Hill
• State House votes to abolish workers' comp
• Drug arrests pile up at Summer Camp
• State Farm storm claims nearly $1B in April, May
• Quinn: Ill. treasurer should 'watch language'
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• New Illinois congressional map released
• Old-time piano-playing championship starts tonight
• Pekin council to discuss new city manager tonight
• Spruce tree disorder found in Illinois
• Ill. campers may use ReserveAmerica site
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• Power restored to all Tri-County Area homes after record rain
• Setting up camp
• ‘Series over’ for Bulls
• A first time for everything for Chief
• Central Illinoisans aid tornado victims
• Travel on the upswing
• Woman says purse stolen on Orange Street
• Pajama-clad men pull driver from car, beat him
• Peoria, union reach agreement
• Woman wakes to bullets in headboard, dresser
• Muddy footprints found, but $4,500 missing
• Few still without power day after record rainfall
• Former youth coach sentenced to prison
• Parking lot off of museum's bill
• Morton upgrading financial software
• Officer can carry gun only at work
• Sister M. Canisia Gerlach remembered as heart of hospital
• 'Tornado Alley' reactor not fully twister-proof
• Google tries to replace wallets with smartphones
• Board neglected to set up sex offender monitoring program
• New Illinois congressional map still not unveiled
• Trans fat bill fails in Senate
• Blagojevich takes the stand at corruption trial
• Illinois House panel approves government pension changes
• Zambrano leads Cubs over Mets
• Illinois diocese ends adoptions over gay rights law
• Illinois Republicans propose redistricting map
• Tentative workers' comp deal reached
• First person on Joplin missing list found alive
• Prep baseball: Chillicothe Sectional postponed
• Peoria unemployment rate continues to drop
• Prep baseball: Lewistown game moved to Jacksonville
• Prep softball: Canton Regional postponed
• Where's your favorite spot to study on campus?
• Census shows Peoria getting younger
• Review: Festival should hit high note
• Services planned to honor troops
• T-storms bring record rainfall
• Budget compromise in the works
• Senate says bikers can run a red
• 'American Idol' crowns a winner
• Committee discusses incentives to preserve historic Peoria homes
• Powerful storms pound several central U.S. states
• Illinois bill abolishing worker's comp heads to House
• Illinois House panel blocks gambling expansion plan
• House fire blamed on lightning strike
• District 150, teachers' union may be close to contract deal
• Marshall tax review panel shorthanded
• 2 armed assailants steal woman's debit card, PIN
• Summer Camp, Chillicothe enjoying better cooperation
• Senate approves teaching 'age appropriate' sex ed
• State officials spurn health insurance oversight panel
• Spokesman: Blago plans to testify at corruption retrial
• Home energy assistance still taking applications
• Deer crash through window of Peoria business
• Workers face tough pension choices under Illinois plan
• Tucson shooting spree suspect incompetent for trial
• Tornado watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• NFL sees signs fans are turned off by labor dispute
• Feds offers $500M in state grants for preschool
• Washington baseball game moved to Thursday
• AP source: John Edwards could be indicted soon
• Tremont-ROWVA baseball postponed
• Lawsuit seeks to curb animal feed antibiotic use
• Taste of Morton rescheduled
• Illinois Capitol police short-handed due to budget, attrition
• Violent storms with tornadoes kill 13 in Okla., Kan., Ark.
• Spacewalking astronaut gets something in eye
• Girls HRM records are safe, and aren’t
• Luciano: Is this plan just crazy enough to really work?
• Boys’ efforts undeterred by impending state date
• Police to step up patrols for Memorial Day
• Heat serve the Bulls in OT
• Peoria budget analysis shows $9.6 million deficit
• Rivermen playoff foil reaches Calder finals
• Ardis says fields are welcome in Peoria
• Borrowing plan takes shape
• Memorial Day will delay Peoria garbage collection
• Gambling expansion to get another look in Illinois
• Benefit race off to good start
• Underground cable repair may limit turn lane access
• Canton considers new lunch policy
• Illinois groups report progress on electricity plan
• Cubs put Garza on 15-day DL, add Montanez to roster
• Morton sergeant resigns
• Netanyahu: Israel ready for painful compromises
• Post-tornado search focuses on stores, apartments
• House committee OKs new legislative districts
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• Fire at vacant East Bluff home under investigation
• Day off before Blagojevich lawyers mount defense
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• Dog alerts Galesburg woman to early morning fire
• Pekin won't OK loan because of typo
• Pekin mayor appoints Fred Massaglia to seat
• Pujols powers Cards to 3-1 victory over Padres
• Health insurance hearing turns into march on governor's office
• D150 Board split on D.C. trip
• Central shot putter looking to ‘bust out a 60’
• State Reps may have fight for 88th
• Analysis: Illinois Democrats using full remap control
• Three arrested at Peoria High School
• Police call drowning tragic accident
• Family, volunteers head to tornado-ravaged Joplin
• Developer envisions 25 fields of dreams
• Washington moves on school district consolidation
• Grant key to Toulon library construction
• Workers comp talks hit snag
• Funeral protest bill clears Senate
• Tax cheats among recipients of stimulus money
• Unprecedented photo op for shuttle-space station
• Planting ahead of average as Illinois spared worst weather
• Vacant house fire under investigation
• Arrest made in arson investigation
• Pekin teen says he was beaten, robbed
• Blagojevich's attorneys ask for mistrial
• Canton woman survives crash with tree
• Analysis: Romney is the guy to catch in GOP field
• Pawlenty launches bid, delivers tough talk in Iowa
• Volcanic cloud heads to Scotland, flights canceled
• Death toll from Joplin tornado climbs to 116
• FBI: 5.5 percent drop in violent crime
• Blagojevich Defense: Don't dress jury instructions in black
• Proposals would cut funding for state fair prizes
• Heat aiming for 3-1 lead in East finals over Bulls
• Nurse hit, killed by car while helping at crash
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• State treasurer: State nearing 'financial disaster'
• Four arrested for alleged meth lab in Pekin
• Caterpillar CEO tells grads 'tough times' define them
• City eyes enterprise zone expansion
• Business Watch: Boomers demand attention
• 13-year cicadas expected to be a loud bunch
• Word on the Street: Lawmakers anticipate changing boundaries
• Pension measure still in mix for Legislature
• Firefighters investigating suspicious Peoria blaze
• Toddler found unresponsive in backyard swimming pool
• Peoria traffic stop yields gunshot victim
• Tornado watch in effect until 9 p.m. for much of central Illinois
• Finke: Wait to see what week will bring
• Luciano: Lovesick turtle makes it home
• Chiefs rally from bottom up
• 'Risk taker' first woman on Peoria City Council
• Man gets three years in Morton bank robbery
• Five arrested after shots fired in South Peoria
• Peoria man was beaten, robbed in Downtown
• Showered with support
• Reeling in fish, friendships
• 'Old ways' take on new life
• Art Guild back on the scene
• His love of the game
• Peoria boy indicted in robbery
• Man allegedly robbed Steak ’n Shake
• 2012 courting fuels tension between GOP factions
• Businessman Cain enters 2012 GOP presidential race
• NY case shows daily dangers faced by hotel maids
• Illinois Senate Democrats hold redistricting hearing
• Santos blows first save as Sox falter
• Kevin Youkilis powers Red Sox past Cubs 15-5
• Shutout loss to Royals leaves Carpenter stuck on one win for the season
• Man arrested on roof after allegedly injuring officer
• Marshall County Board recommends rezoning food seller's site
• New Farmington school chief hired
• Appellate Court denies Bielfeldt claim
• Officers raise funds for Special Olympics from atop donut shops
• Traffic stop turns chase in Canton
• Chiefs make up for their mistakes
• Feds end probe into Cat-Bucyrus merger
• 38-year-old found with gigs of child porn
• Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Daniel Ginsberg visits 182nd
• 22-year-old sentenced to 10 years
• Bank robber picked up again after more heists
• Pro players' unions united against NFL lockout
• Another teammate tells feds Lance Armstrong used PEDs
• Blago retrial won't restart until Wednesday
• Democrats unveil plan for Illinois House districts
• Face to face, Netanyahu rejects Obama on borders
• Angry driver disrupts police charity event
• Senate approves keeping FOID card names secret
• Wrestler 'Macho Man' Randy Savage killed in car wreck
• June trial still on for Nicholas Sheley
• Illinois business tax breaks soar in recent years
• More abuse, neglect reported in Illinois group homes
• Mom files lawsuit in son's 'punching game' death
• Ag equipment company leaving Illinois for Missouri
• An unknown, Republican Jon Huntsman presses White House bid
• Ohio mom gets life term in baby's microwave death
• Woman gets 3½ years for escape attempt
• Masseur charged with molesting customer
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• Republicans get stronger 37th District; Democrats gain in 47th
• Luciano: Cell phone texting flasher puts laws to test
• City’s concentration of sulfur dioxide is highest in Illinois
• Cicero native a 'primary leader' in drug trafficking ring
• Peoria sees positives in financial report
• Woman finds gun in police car
• Madigan says group can't block HMO changes
• Mississippi crests in Vicksburg, claims 1st life
• Prodding Israel, Obama embraces Palestine borders
• In a zone, McClellan leading NL in victories
• Katie Couric ends her run at CBS News
• Death of 20-year-old under investigation
• Contempt conviction carries two-year sentence
• Rifle, 2 magazines, ammo reported stolen
• Toy gun prompts lockdown at Columbia Middle School
• Peoria landscaper reports theft of auto parts from trucks
• Chiefs' bullpen saves best for last
• Illinois Senate map redraws lines, GOP cries foul
• Prosecutors rest as Blagojevich team preps for defense
• Illinois court blocks lawsuit on underage drinking
• Tell us your Memorial Day events
• Illinois April jobless rate falls to 8.7 percent
• McClellan moves to 6-1 as Cards top Astros
• Blackhawks, Crawford agree to 3-year deal
• McDonald's CEO defends Ronald
• Local theaters to open 'Pirates' at midnight
• Giffords awake, communicates after skull surgery
• Distraught mom blames Four Loko for teen's death
• Caterpillar equipment sales stay strong in April
• Softball: Eureka Regional title game moved to Friday
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• Independent study blames owner in W.Va. coal blast that killed 29
• Former McLean Co. jailer acquitted of misconduct
• Witness said driver speeding over 100 mph before rolling vehicle
• Pekin has highest levels of sulfur dioxide in state
• 'Blank' causes South Pekin Grade School lockdown Wednesday
• House committee approves craft beer bill
• Durbin raises concerns over melatonin baked goods
• A silent cyclist procession
• James leads Heat past Bulls for 1-1 tie, 85 - 75
• Peoria police officers honored for their work
• Deportation bill makes it out of House committee
• Prosecutors wary of drug overdose law changes
• Peoria Heights bookkeeper faces up to 20 years in prison
• Teen involved in burning cat denied summer job
• Police stuck at doughnut shop for fundraiser
• Havana OKs sale of foundry to oil recycler
• Illinois budget cuts bring howls of protest at Capitol
• NASA checking damage to space shuttle heat tiles
• Rep. Giffords has surgery to repair skull
• Senate blocks GOP bid to speed offshore drilling
• Blago judge: Prosecutors likely to rest Thursday
• 15 indicted in central Illinois drug trafficking
• Rich spend, others scrimp, retail reports show
• Allstate buys Esurance, Answer Financial for $1B
• Lawmakers: Thomson prison to U.S. for $165 million
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Bill bars convicted sex offenders from practicing medicine
• Gates: Somebody in Pakistan knew about bin Laden
• 120dB of hell: 13-year cicadas cometh
• High used-car prices make it ideal time to sell
• Illinois pledges $230 million to keep businesses from fleeing
• Havana City Council approves deal to bring jobs to city
• Study: Homosexuality, celibacy didn't cause clergy sex abuse
• Luciano: Buying another round of snideness
• Woodford board overturns zoning panel's recommendation
• Ag education officials want to restart Morton program
• Ceremony honors Peoria County officers who died in line of duty
• Cardinals get 2-game sweep of Phillies
• Cubs’ Wells, Cards’ Tallet pitch as QC beats Chiefs
• White Sox rally for 4-3 victory over Rangers
• Reds rally past Cubs again
• Oprah Winfrey says she feels love at farewell show
• Henry council sells City Hall building
• Next Centennial Drive phase coming by mid-June
• Canton police officer accused of retail theft
• Galesburg team rolls in Tournament of Champions
• Midland replaces ousted coach
• Arbitrator to decide firefighter contract
• Three men indicted from April drug raid
• Signal work planned for East Peoria, North Pekin
• Local leaders express concerns about Quinn proposal
• Automatic rate hikes zapped in Illinois energy bill
• Measure involving coal mining, state park passes
• Coast Guard closes part of Mississippi River
• Hall of Famer Killebrew dies at 74
• Spin Meter: On health care, it's Newt vs. Newt
• Yale suspends Bushes' fraternity for sexist chants
• Consultant: State retirees should pay more for health insurance
• Bill bans scholarships to lawmakers' relatives
• Emanuel says he'll make $75 million in spending cuts
• Could the Internet spell the end of snow days?
• Senate takes up bill repealing $2 billion oil tax breaks
• Ill. lawmakers face big decisions in final 2 weeks
• Search for son of dead woman spreads to 3 states
• Backyard chicken coop ordinance being proposed in Normal
• Tazewell County identifies possible candidates to run jail operations
• Even more details emerge in secret bin Laden mission
• Mobile learning is subject of Bradley symposium
• Peoria woman arrested in incident with officer
• Astoria woman killed in Route 24 accident
• Dislodged fire hydrant stolen in Peoria
• Fire destroys mobile home in Colchester
• Peoria sixth-grader who collapsed at school is improving
• Triplets prepare to graduate from Peoria High
• School gets parking slots from Five Points
• Mobile learning workshop in June at BU
• Luciano: Back on bike, with a hard lesson learned
• Pekin native starts shopping site for parents
• Area Red Cross volunteers keep busy in South
• Debate continues over new Bel-Wood nursing home
• Washington Gifted students prepare for global ImagiNation competition
• Home, vehicles damaged in shooting incident
• Vote to shift Cazenovia Township pending
• Brimfield man still in hospital after crash
• Metra will expand 'quiet cars' to entire line
• Coleman murder trial cost state fund almost $500K
• LED bulbs hit 100 watts as federal ban looms
• U.S. hits credit limit, setting up 11-week fight
• Trump says no to presidential run
• La Russa rejoins Cards, Pujols moves to third
• 5 more Illinois counties get winter storm help
• Flood damage assessment under way in southern Illinois
• Autopsy: Man drowned in Illinois River
• Illinois could OK new partnerships on road projects
• Oil drops below $98; pump prices fall over weekend
• Blago judge: Obama unaware of any seat swap bid
• Vatican suggests bishops report abuse to police
• Emanuel ushers in historic power shift in Chicago
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• Concealed-carry options still under discussion
• Body found in EP shed; cause of death not known
• American Legion prepares for poppy sales
• NBC picks up 12 new series for next season
• Bulls take Game 1 from Heat, 103-82
• Chiefs have 18 hits, avoid getting swept
• Word on the Street: Putting an emphasis on a growth cell report
• Drug money supports drug war in Galesburg
• Hundreds of children run in St. Jude benefit
• GOP presidential field vies for Huckabee's backers
• Meet Your Neighbor: Michael Honnold
• Washington Rescue Squad reaches golden milestone
• Road construction update
• Galesburg Guard unit returns safely from year-long mission in Egypt
• Ill. House expected to consider pension changes this week
• Suburban Chicago apartment fire kills 6, including 3 children
• Cubs-Giants series finale postponed
• Bradley graduates urged to 'go out and seize tomorrow'
• Gingrich gives credit to Reagan, Eureka College
• Business Watch: Help a postman - write a letter today
• Giants top Cubs 3-0 in rain-soaked six-inning game
• Shots reportedly fired in East Bluff neighborhood
• Newt Gingrich outlines his plans for the presidency
• Huckabee says he won't run for president
• Motorcyclists brave wet, cold weather for annual 'Ride for the Cure'
• Wildlife thrives on steep Sangamon River bluffs
• Guard unit returns safely from year-long mission in Egypt
• 'American Idol' finalist thanks Illinois hometown fans
• Decatur man charged with setting houseguest on fire
• Reds take 1st with win over Cards
• Emanuel brings hip new vibe to Chicago City Hall
• Twitter feed lawsuit underscores power of a tweet
• Pentagon: No quick review of request to view bin Laden photos
• NASA clears space shuttle for Monday launch
• With gas costs high, Obama to speed oil production
• Jury convicts Ohio mom in baby's microwave death
• Mosquitoes from floods likely don't carry disease
• Shooting on Saturday was a close call for North Valley woman
• Review: Tim McGraw proves he's country's coolest
• Interim Pekin police chief gets top job
• White Sox hold off Oakland for road win
• Reds close gap on Cardinals with 10th inning win
• T-storm produces flash floods
• Peoria Park District to honor volunteer
• Bradley graduates look forward to the future
• AP Sources: Porn stash found at bin Laden compound
• Chiefs shut out for 1st time this season
• Ceremonies grant U.S. citizenship to 39 people from 16 countries
• Former governor files in FOID suit
• Hearing on stalking accusation delayed
• Keystone earnings increase in quarter
• DUI suspect may have to pay for bridge
• Expo Gardens would have welcomed rent from go-kart events
• IEPA to address sulfur dioxide emissions
• Man gets 12 years on gun, drugs possession
• Cocaine sentencing precedes murder trial
• Lane closures planned in Tazewell County
• $150,000 bond set after police raid on home
• Christmas robbery sends pair to prison
• Illinois students visit Cuba after travel ban lifted
• Illinois House approves deep cuts in preliminary budget
• Canton sex offender receives sentence
• Tea party godfather Ron Paul running for president
• You're getting a U.S. visa! Oh, no, wait a minute
• Taliban show resolve to fight on after bin Laden
• Finances look worse for Medicare, Social Security
• Stabbing victim changes his story
• The nose knows: Allergy season here with vengeance
• South Peoria house fire still under investigation
• Handgun pulled on man, but was not robbed
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• Proposal to eliminate one member from Peoria County Board fails
• Bulls’ star gets an assist
• Illinois House votes to cut education spending
• Arrest made in forced entry, battery incident
• Germantown Hills trustee resigns from board
• Road extension may help ND expansion
• Prosecutors switch focus at Blagojevich retrial
• Three Peorians face child porn charges
• Irving students prove they 'Can Do' it
• Five Points, District 308 reach tentative parking agreement
• ICC grad looks to help others reach for dreams
• North Pekin ponders two new ordinances
• East Bluff resident robbed of collectible sports cards
• Two men robbed at house where slaying took place
• Johnson, 22, to spend 64 months in prison
• East Peoria woman pleads guilty in break-in
• Board delays adult club restrictions
• Job gains should offset higher gas and food prices
• Illinois House sends school reform bill to governor
• Garcia moves to 5-0 as Cardinals pound Cubs
• Protesters: More regulation for banks and lenders
• Bradley signs combo forward Shayok
• White House: No more photo re-enactments
• Audit: Some Ill. employees overpaid by $25K, more
• House panel OKs delay in gay military service
• Tiger Woods withdraws from TPC after 42 on first nine
• How the oil industry saves $4.4B a year on taxes
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• Mayors tell Illinois to keep hands off tax dollars
• Glasford man brings goofy trick to 'Letterman' show
• Pete gets his day at Wrigley Field
• Cards can’t rain on Cubs’ parade
• Kent State suing Bradley coach
• Neighbors say no to go-karts
• Supporters say go-karting is family-friendly fun
• Woodford County will have e-waste collection
• County gets OK for new Bel-Wood
• District 150 hitting the road with mobile classroom
• Stark board OKs redistricting
• Putnam ambulance service plans anniversary open house
• Man arrested at Fluffers also wanted on warrant
• Superintendent outlines goals for District 150 during address
• Evangelist Billy Graham, 92, hospitalized with pneumonia
• Former officer's prison term reduced to 375 years
• Blagojevich's retrial moving faster than the first
• Part of University Street closing for main repairs
• IDOT warns of lane closures, traffic stoppages
• No vote on allowing smoking at Illinois casinos
• AP-GfK Poll: Bin Laden killing was justified
• Newt Gingrich: I'm running for president
• Lyons eyeing judicial seat
• Chicago mayor names street 'Oprah Winfrey Way'
• Lawsuit claims Vatican covered up child sex abuse
• Some U.S. lawmakers to view bin Laden body photos
• Gasoline futures tumble as demand slides
• Illinois House committee approves education reform plan
• Voice of Bart Simpson discusses character education at Statehouse
• Obama approval hits 60 percent in AP-Gfk poll
• Rose leads Bulls past Hawks 95-83
• Ryan set to get approval as controlling owner
• Carpenter gets first win for Cards
• After tight start, Chiefs are relaxed
• Honoring Pete Vonachen
• Council approves changes to special assessment procedures
• Luciano: Cheat not man he used to be (almost)
• Akeson criticizes growth cells during first council meeting
• State's Medicaid funding at risk
• Pet scan bill passes committee
• Illinois may be going trans fat-free
• Heat is on in Peoria with warmest day of year
• ICC faculty ratifies 3-year agreement
• Robber of Peoria home sentenced to 17 years
• Photos of the Month - April 2011
• Presbyterians clear way for gay clergy
• Blagojevich jury hears expletive-laden recordings
• Report: Up to 44 million more uninsured under GOP budget
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• U.S. judge blocks Utah immigration law
• Federal disaster agency asking for return of relief money
• Mississippi Delta braces for historic flood
• ISU picks new athletic director
• Royal honeymoon begins for Prince William, Kate
• Galesburg considering railroad quiet zones
• Schaumburg man killed in skydiving accident
• Smoking could return to Illinois casinos
• Canton manufacturing plant expands again
• La Russa to miss Cards-Cubs opener
• Judge sets bond at $250,000 for Galesburg pair in drug raid
• Today is the last day to submit essays for the contest! Email all your essays to facebook@robertmorris.edu The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago."
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Jackson, Quentin lead White Sox past Angels 8-0
• WCHS eyes Five Points parking
• Fire damages home in East Bluff
• District 150 issues over 140 pink slips
• Lathan will present first 'State of the Schools' address
• Big names not always great stocks
• USDA site explains‘food deserts’
• SCOPE: Recovery continues
• Farmers finally planting
• Gas mileage remains on car buyers' minds
• Golf course takes a mulligan with desserts
• Luciano: It's crunch time at our nation's capital
• Special assessment program may get some revisions
• Pekin presents Dunn with an oversized gavel
• IVC grad gets nod for public works job
• Pickup driver hospitalized after wreck, I-beam landing
• Students enjoy DARE Day at O'Brien Field
• Safety improvements planned to I-74 where two Tremont teens were killed
• Midwest to get $400M for high-speed rail projects
• Blagojevich trial: Union leader testifies on Senate talk
• Despite differences, Obama, GOP eye Medicare limit
• Pakistan suspected of retaliating after US raid
• Man pleads guilty in Ill. bomb plot, gets 28 years
• Eradicating garlic mustard plants
• Bradley uses Facebook to connect incoming students
• State Farm to close offices in Ill., Ind., Mich.
• Woman stranded for weeks was close to dying
• Quinn says he'll work to keep Sears in Illinois
• Quake so powerful, it pulled Japan lower into sea
• Meet Cheyenne, the current RMU blogger of the week! She is obsessed with nail polish and is terrified of pigeons. Want to learn more? Read on:
• Pekin Post Office to stamp out hunger with food drive
• New public-safety system activated in Tazewell County
• Chicago campus students interested in being in the talent show May 17: today is the LAST day to register your act! Stop by the Student Affairs office on the 7th floor for more info.
• Proposal would allow jurors to ask questions in civil trials
• Quinn’s influence wanes with Illinois legislature
• Illinois bill would provide immunity in drug overdoses
• Study: Quinn budget plan shows deficit topping $9 billion
• Road construction update
• Lions, tigers and moms, oh my!
• For Dunn, serving as mayor was 'a great experience'
• Manito approves closing street for farmers market
• Arrest made in Washington jewelry store robbery
• Man sitting in car slashed with knife
• New Family House getting finishing touches
• Smith, Teague lead Hawks past Bulls 100-88
• Word on the Street: Health insurance 'timing' questioned
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• Doc: Woman stranded for weeks was close to dying
• Konerko gets 5 hits, White Sox beat Seattle in 10
• More evacuations in Memphis as Mississippi rises
• La Nina brings flood risks and drought to the West
• 'Unruly' passenger forces Houston to Chicago flight to divert
• Cincinnati blanks Cubs 2-0
• Cardinals beat Brewers 3-1 behind McClellan
• Business Watch: Illinois River Road is a gas
• Finke: State budgets are a messy business
• Luciano: A fishing story, but this is no fish story
• Pacquiao stops Mosley, retains welterweight title
• Smith wins Southern 500
• White Sox shut down Mariners for 6-0 victory
• Chiefs pounce on the Cougars
• Survivors, supporters turn out en masse for annual celebration of life
• The heights of artistry
• Peoria celebrates beatification
• Quinn talks workers' comp
• Budget talks: And this isn't even the hard part
• 'Big ideas, but not ... a big focus'
• Safety won't take backseat
• House: Illinois counties now hold power of deportation
• Gallardo takes no-hitter into 8th, beats Cardinals
• Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby
• Fukudome wins it for Cubs in ninth, 3-2
• Illinois commission would probe racial discrimination
• Taliban attack Afghan government offices in south
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• Golf great Ballesteros, 54, dies
• Golf Guide 2011: Wait and seed approach
• White Sox lose on Brendan Ryan walk-off
• Dunlap native finding success in hip-hop world
• Macomb protesters accuse police
• Woman loses control of motorcycle in Peoria
• Marshall looks at redistricting
• Galesburg men arrested after drugs, weapon found
• Two unrelated stings net drugs, cash and arrests
• Ordinance targets adult entertainment clubs
• Course changed for race
• War veteran gets 4 years in prison
• Dozen people face marijuana charges
• Unes: Concealed carry bill not dead
• Adoption services at risk in dispute
• 'I let go of fear'
• Smoke ban sting finds violations
• Peoria students treat moms to brunch
• Bruce homers as Reds beat Cubs
• Businesses now hiring at fastest pace since 2006
• Gas price to drop as oil joins commodities plunge
• Obama to bin Laden assault team: 'Job well done'
• Manito approves downtown farmers market experiment
• One-third fewer houses built in Pekin following recession
• Al-Qaida vows revenge for Osama bin Laden's death
• Backseat passengers may be required to buckle up
• Cairo residents allowed to check flooded property
• Galesburg railroad crossings could soon grow quieter
• Cubs to honor Pete Vonachen
• Live chat set with Bradley coach Geno Ford
• Don't forget! Your submissions for the essay contest are due Tuesday! Topic is "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." Send entries to facebook@robertmorris.edu
• Ballesteros' health reported in 'severe deterioration'
• Tapes show Blagojevich complaining about money woes
• Uncle Mo scratched from Kentucky Derby
• Teen shot in shoulder early Friday at West Bluff home
• Bronze headstones stolen from Parkview Cemetery
• Robber strikes clerk, makes away with bread
• Catching on from Bayou to O’Brien
• Raising the bar on public pensions
• House says 'no' to medicinal pot
• 'Justice': Garment workers paid
• District 150 eliminating 12 preschool classrooms
• Foster child's death under investigation
• Peoria redistricting committee forms
• Miss America part of leadership summit
• Think pink: Symbolic color rules Race for the Cure weekend
• Peoria man faces attempted murder charge
• Morton girls soccer team is thinking pink
• Peoria police officer given no-stalking order
• Funding shortage dooms inmate education program
• Illinois House rejects legalizing concealed carry
• Quinn's concealed-carry veto threat upsets downstate Democrats
• Indictment returned in sex assault of child
• Info from Osama raid shows interest in U.S. trains
• Only single bin Laden defender shot at SEALs
• GOP concedes Medicare vouchers unlikely to advance
• Slow-moving disaster rolls down Mississippi River
• Rise in layoffs, gas prices cloud hiring outlook
• Illinois House rejects test of medical marijuana
• Cardinals rally to beat Marlins
• Blago retrial breaks early as attorney falls ill
• Illinois receives $186 million for high-speed rail
• Elvis exits as Jacob, Isabella top baby-name list
• Senators tackle easiest portions of Illinois budget first
• When a terrorist dies, is it OK to gloat?
• Attention all prom-goers! There is a special scholarship opportunity just for you! Make your prom outfit out of duct tape and you could win a $5000, $3000 or $2000 scholarship! Deadline is June 13. For more info:
• Northwestern to give honorary degree to Stephen Colbert
• Workers finally enter Japan nuclear reactor building
• Man injured in Wednesday night shooting
• Illinois bill would create scholarship for immigrants
• Chimney fire causes $5,000 in damage
• $2,400 in newly planted trees were destroyed
• Triple play saves the day
• Rose, Noah lead Bulls over Hawks, 86-73
• Teen reported missing found on Friday
• Suit refiled over no-cause firing clause
• Luciano: Match.con? Scammer preyed on lonely men
• Demolition of Bradley University athletic facility begins
• Gas prices set record in Peoria
• Man charged with murder in 3-year-old's death
• Route 24 road work might end up being torn up
• Bloomington man gets 50 years in strangling
• Peoria mother clings to hope after 12-year-old collapses at school
• Check out the view from Panther Plex
• Civil unions may halt adoptions
• Pizza deliveryman robbed at apparently vacant home
• Blackburn gets win as Twins beat White Sox
• Ethier sits it out, Cubs hit 3 HRs off Lilly
• Dialed In is early Kentucky Derby favorite
• Inmate sentenced to 25 years in prison
• 15-year-old's robbery case moved to adult court
• Youth pastor sentencing will be June 24
• Facing felony charges, new Galva officer fired
• States ask U.S. court to overturn health overhaul
• Officials: SEALs thought bin Laden went for weapon
• Officials: Red, White and Boom! show will be biggest yet
• Senate OKs self-distribution for craft beer brewers
• Deaf Illinois inmates sue for access to interpreters
• Daley presides over last council meeting
• Illinois civil unions spark battle over adoption
• Peoria woman arrested in Galesburg on meth charges
• New scholarship alert! To those with a major in the health services: the Tylenol Scholarship is still available (deadline May 27). Recipients can receive up to $10,000. For more info or to apply, visit:
• George Jacob makes return to City Council
• Sandberg pays off debts, sworn in for another term
• Lyons asks judge to block store's ads
• Route 40 lane reduction through Thursday
• Peoria woman robbed
• Bees rally in 10th to finish sweep of Chiefs
• Weaver, Akeson are sworn in
• Liriano no-hits White Sox
• Descalso’s first homer help Cards outlast Marlins
• Newcomers tackle Morton school woes
• River's rise slows EastPort Marina dredging
• South Peorian indicted in salvage yard stabbing
• Man charged with being armed habitual criminal
• I-74 lane near I-155 will be closed
• Luciano: Speeding away from a raging motorist
• Bartonville trustees air concerns about mayor
• Blago prosecutors focus quickly on Senate claim
• Illinois unions teaming up against cuts
• Illinois committee passes gun bill despite veto threat
• Americans 45 and older are new voting-age majority
• Senate Democrats eye $4T budget savings plan
• Report sees sharper sea rise from Arctic melt
• Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Illinois honors crossing guards for public service
• Are you a plant? Get indoors – frost is coming
• Missouri levee blast eases threat to Illinois town
• 'Age appropriate' sex ed plan fails in Ill. Senate
• Bulls' Rose expected to play in Game 2
• McDonald’s employee arrested for stealing gun left in restroom
• Who has seen "The Hangover" so many times that they know all the lines and song lyrics? That would be Erica, RMU's latest blogger of the week! Get to know Erica and read all her blogs here:
• Chenoa man arrested in death of 3-year-old girl
• Sandberg settles up with city hours before deadline
• EP drug-induced homicide suspect's confession suppressed
• Just 1 week left to submit your essays to our contest! The topic is: "the best way to spend a spring or summer day in Chicago." The winner has the chance to see their piece run in the RMU newspaper! Submit entries to facebook@robertmorris.ed
• Hawks take Game 1 from Bulls
• Creve Coeur superintendent back
• Washington council hires new administrator
• Peoria drug probe nets 3 arrests
• Army Corps blows up southeast Missouri levee
• Dodgers down Cubs, 5-2
• Stanton’s clutch hits lift Marlins over Cardinals
• Untimely error costs Chiefs in 9th
• Sox lefty adds another milestone to his resume
• Richwoods grad says world safer place without bin Laden
• Historic event makes its way into school classrooms
• Vets, service members gratified by news of bin Laden's death
• Lawmakers grateful for end of bin Laden, but still wary
• Canton will add second medical facility
• Journal Star to stream meeting online
• Tazewell Machine workers accept six-year contract
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• One unwary phone call led to bin Laden doorstep
• Americans feel both joy and fear over bin Laden
• Cardinals put Freese on DL, activate Craig
• State workers, retirees weigh in on state health care changes
• NOAA: Record 226 tornadoes in 24 hours last week
• Former Bears coach Mike Ditka to speak at Five Points
• Wet spring creates anxiety among Midwest farmers
• NASA says no new launch attempt before next Sunday
• Sending out a big WELCOME! to all of our new and returning students as they begin Summer I quarter today.
• 2 injured in shooting outside Champaign mall Sunday
• Gov. Quinn still often absent from Springfield
• $2M spending may be added to Galesburg budget
• Arson suspected in early morning fire
• Crowds gather in U.S. cities after bin Laden killed
• Maifest celebrates spring with German traditions
• Schock reacts to bin Laden's death
• Tazewell board schedules tours
• Store nears shoe-donation lead
• East Peoria council changes the guard
• Man who collapsed has condition upgraded
• Word on the Street: Mayor and councilman agreed to disagree
• New life for medical marijuana?
• Pope beatifies John Paul II
• Chiefs fall 4-3 to Burlington Bees
• Cardinals lose Freese in 6-5 loss to Braves
• Floyd’s 1 bad inning sinks White Sox vs. Orioles
• Students light way for economic growth
• More than 100 tickets issued after WIU police-student clash
• Blagojevich openings may feature change in tone
• Diamondbacks edge Cubs 4-3
• Tornado victims seek comfort in Sunday services
• Libyans burn UK, Italy missions after NATO strike
• Missouri asks court to block levee blast, farm flooding
• Business Watch: Antiques past their prime?
• NATO strike kills Gadhafi's son but leader escapes
• Obama mocks Trump's presidential ambitions
• Cairo mayor orders flood-threatened city evacuated
• Heartland: Spring renews at Forest Park Nature Center
• Luciano: Dolls are all dressed up with nowhere to go
• Beer Fest brings together 300 beers with thirsty enthusiasts
• Airmen honored for service 60 years later
• Cubs score late to beat Diamondbacks
• Bottom of the order leads Orioles over White Sox
• Finke: State's broke? That's no surprise
• Ill. legislature gets set for fight to the finish
• Race renewing 'promise' given 30 years ago to fight for cure
• Sarah Palin's 2012 presidential plans still unclear
• Is your name Elizabeth? This Illinois village wants you
• Obama wants to end tax breaks to oil, gas industries
• Cardinals rally past the Braves
• Pekin might do its own composting
• Quinn earned $157,340 in 2010
• Royal wedding photo galleries
• Illinois gets record April rainfall
• GOP presidential hopefuls make case in NH
• NFL lockout is back, 'effective immediately'
• Woman faces indecent solicitation charge
• Man shot in South Peoria
• Police arrest at least three, seize drugs
• Soriano homers twice as Cubs beat Diamondbacks
• Toulon man ordered to stay home
• LaHood warns Pekin students against distracted driving
• Former District 150 security chief collapses at trial
• Knox College student struck by car near campus
• Galva man pleads guilty to felony drunken driving
• Garden group marks 60th year and Arbor Day with new ginkgo tree
• Punto's 11th-inning triple leads Cardinals past Atlanta
• Orioles cruise past White Sox 10-4
• Red Cross volunteers head to tornado-ravaged South
• Central Illinoisans celebrate royal wedding with tea, tiaras
• ‘Hard to say’ if Bulls forward will play
• Cat posts most profitable quarter in company history
• Galesburg man given 46 months in drug case
• Apartment building sustains damage in fire
• Syrian protesters defy Assad government; 42 killed
• More potential Blagojevich jurors citing financial hardship
• Before possible levee break, Missourians clear out
• Strong earnings from Caterpillar drive Dow higher
• Quinn: Approve borrowing or lose local tax revenue
• Pekin Fire Department captain responded to sex ad, reports say
• Scavenger hunt turns high-tech with Peoria-area geocaching
• Kate Middleton and Prince William are wed
• NASA fuels Endeavour for historic last launch
• Drew, Diamondbacks slam Cubs, 11-2
• Berkman, Cardinals outslug Astros
• A memorial for labor
• Yankees pound White Sox for series split
• Re-bid, Washington school facility OK'd
• Dance club lease expires today
• Luciano: Fellow pain in the rear in arrears for beers
• FOIA requests spark job rumors
• District 150 officer claims bias
• Civic Center renews managerial contract
• Panel: Fulton board right size
• Central Illinois catches royal fever
• State employees must pick insurer
• Meeting planned on state health insurance decision
• Beating leaves victim unable to speak
• Argument ends with brick thrown at man's head
• Panthers select Newton with No. 1 pick in NFL Draft
• Morton police plan drug take-back day
• Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
• Corps halts levee break prep as states argue
• Dalai Lama to visit Chicago in July
• Questioning of would-be Blago jurors done
• Some blacks see racism in 'birther' questions
• So. Ill. sandbags, prepares for worse flooding
• NYC couple who split house with wall get divorce
• Scientists to test water 'gun' in Asian carp fight
• Feds urging food companies to limit ads for kids
• Zobrist has team-record 8 RBIs as Rays rout Twins
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• Cooking fire causes $2,000 damage Wednesday
• Cardinals hold on to beat Astros
• Section 8 housing holding pattern
• Peoria to hire new firefighters
• Yankees shut down White Sox win streak
• Tazewell County OKs shift in district lines
• Ex-Henry police chief gets $19,750 settlement
• Maxine's damaged by fire
• Hult Center merges with Cancer Center
• Fulton Board to discuss borders
• Organ recipient and family bring their mission to Peoria
• Changes a hit at Peoria Business Showcase
• Lesbian ex-cadet giving up West Point fight
• Shadid sworn in to post on federal bench
• Sandberg must pay up before being seated for new term
• Riverfront antique center expected to close by the end of May
• S. Illinois towns sandbagging as rivers rise
• At least 16 dead as storms pound South for 2nd day
• Cubs-Rockies rained out
• Locals hit Chicago 'X Factor' audition
• Elmer Lynn Hauldren, Empire Carpet Man, dead at 89
• LaHood, Durbin laud new airport terminal
• Corps: Wait for weekend to decide on Missouri levee break
• Taz. Co. state's attorney says he's not 'anti-car', just pro-bike
• Bradley's Orsborn finalists named
• Chicago Bulls Illinois license plate unveiled
• Ill. budget woes mean long waits for business' tax refunds
• Judge: Blagojevich jury process taking 'relatively long'
• Statehouse beer battle threatens new Springfield brewery
• Apple denies iPhones store user location
• 25K public employees gain from pension bill’s delayed start
• Ted Nugent to headline Grand Nationals
• One man dead in South Peoria homicide
• AP sources: Panetta to Pentagon, Petraeus to CIA
• Canucks dethrone champion Hawks in overtime
• Drivers changing habits, vehicles as gas prices rise
• Photo galleries: Triple dose of hard rock at the Civic Center
• Former Navy lawyer speaks at annual Law Day
• Peoria City Council OKs zoning change
• Morton School Board discusses failed bond issue
• Peoria City Council hires new consultant
• Out with the old, in with the new at Peoria airport
• Cardinals give up lead in ninth to Astros
• Helton, Rockies go deep to beat Cubs
• Sub saves White Sox win over Yankees
• Ex-governor, colleague to represent state police
• Quinn attends WIU arts center ground breaking
• Legal dispute could keep Sandberg from City Council seat
• Bulls take care of Pacers, move on to second round
• Canton, police union going to arbitration
• Let healing begin at Haddad's
• Army vet kills self at shooting range
• Pre-trial date set for ex-Morton official
• NFL top pick will be gametime decision
• University will be reduced to one lane
• AP survey: Only oil shock can stop economy now
• Shrinking funds pull plug on alien search devices
• Cedar Street Bridge lane will be closed for week
• Countdown begins for next-to-last shuttle launch
• Aflac Duck's new voice from Minn. sales manager
• In a first, women surpass men in advanced degrees
• Storms unleash deadly tornado, flooding on Midwest
• Area student wins Congressional Art Show
• Illinois State to tear down part of stadium
• Quinn announces $68 million performing arts center at WIU
• Vigil tonight for Knoxville crash victims
• Driver in Knoxville fatal accident posts bond
• Knotty Outdoors wins Project Springboard Business Plan Competition
• Thinking of transferring to RMU? Join us today for Transfer Tuesday, 4-7pm, all campuses. RSVP here:
• Lollapalooza announces 20th anniversary lineup
• Humber takes no-hitter into 7th as White Sox beat Yankees
• Wet April has planting season off to a slow start
• Mackinaw woman held in parking lot accident
• Errors pile up for Cubs in loss to Rockies
• Illinois finishes last in paying for pensions
• Study: More states falling short on pension money
• Morton concerned about state-collected revenues
• District 150 addressing discipline for disabled students
• Photographer Kevin May gets more exposure as business rebounds
• Bond set at $500,000 in salvage yard stabbing
• Quinn appoints new chief of Illinois prisons
• Pekin approves Court Street TIF fund grant
• Gas prices fuel area carpooling program
• Illinois governor issues disaster proclamation
• Haddad's Market will hold a Monday ground breaking
• WEEK, WHOI workers reject 'last' contract offer
• Rose says he is ‘definitely playing’
• Judge rules Sheley can represent himself
• Bank on it: Knoxville zoning is divisive
• Residents flee as river overflows Missouri levee
• Judge orders end to NFL lockout, league to appeal
• Thousands of Syrian troops raid rebellious city
• Eastern Ill. U. raises tuition 5.9 percent
• Wet weather stalls Illinois corn planting
• Mississippi River nears highest level since '37
• Search on for unbiased jurors in Blagojevich case
• To celebrate the addition of the new writing program at RMU, we are hosting an essay contest! One lucky winner has the opportunity to see their piece run in RMU's Eagle newspaper. Your topic is "What is the best way to spend a spring or summe
• Illinois River rises above flood stage with more rain on the way
• FAA falls short on plan to aid fatigued workers
• Who is (1) obsessed with Grey's Anatomy? (2) stood in line for all the Harry Potter books? and (3) sold over 300 boxes of Girl Scout cookies? Lenora, RMU's blogger of the week! Read all her blogs about life at RMU here:
• St. Paul Baptist Church hosts first Easter service in new building
• Improbabilities lead to Game 7 after Hawks win in OT
• Westbrook bounces back as Cardinals shut out Reds
• Metamora to honor retiring superintendent
• Peoria church opens Galesburg campus
• Arkansas body is that of ex-Washington woman
• Holocaust survivor to tell her story in Peoria
• Expect traffic delays to continue at South Pekin intersection
• Heights woman indicted in theft from eye doctor
• Road construction update
• Buffalo child porn case shows Wi-Fi privacy dangers
• Nuclear plant in Clinton running out of space for spent fuel
• Luciano: Day of renewal for mother of two daughters
• Computer viruses freeze Pekin city hall, wreak havoc
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called a miracle
• Vacant house fire causes $20,000 damage
• Rep. Giffords still improving from Jan. gunshot wounds
• First inning dooms Cubs against Dodgers
• Tigers sweep by White Sox
• WIU graduate Konkol wins Pulitzer Prize
• Ill. lawmakers consider softening cemetery law
• Business Watch: Professions under pressure
• Mission: Morels
• New teachers will help fill pension gap
• Man sought in stabbing surrenders to police
• BMX professional inspires children
• Swimming and prizes at underwater egg hunt
• PJS smart phone apps now available
• Peoria County looking for another Urich
• Lawmakers tour decommissioned Ill. nuclear plant
• Tornado causes injuries at St. Louis airport
• Selfless in their maritime duty
• Review: 'Dralion' performers defy gravity
• Transient in custody for stabbing incident
• Lyons seeks a supreme assist
• Police: Pekin bank heist suspect may also have robbed Peoria bank
• Flooding becoming a concern in central Illinois
• Tigers beat slumping White Sox 9-3
• Pekin church portrays Good Friday scenes
• Good Friday observances vary in central Illinois
• This time, the check really is in mail
• School 'bails out' due to tax dispute
• Chimney fire causes damage to Pekin duplex
• Lincoln liquor thief gets three years in prison
• Alleged check forger faces five years in prison
• New airport terminal almost ready for takeoff
• Dodgers streak past Cubs
• Chiefs-Snappers rained out at O'Brien
• "Birther" claims force GOP leaders to take a stand
• Iowa activists not sold on Trump caucus campaign
• GM likely to retake No. 1 sales spot from Toyota
• Washington considers annual flat fee for electric cars
• Wilson jailed on attempted murder charges
• Knoxville student dies in crash; candlelight vigil set for Tuesday
• Flooding closes road in Mossville
• Marquette Heights to flush hydrants
• Liquor theft get Lincoln man three-year prison stint
• Stabbing in salvage yard under investigation; suspect named
• Green Valley man charged with five burglaries
• At least 5 tornadoes hit Illinois this week
• Pope does Q&A on suffering for Good Friday
• Thunderstorms likely throughout day, evening
• Tazewell board: Status quo
• Monmouth College president descends for science
• Five so far interested in vacated Pekin council seat
• Manito woman to Tazewell board
• Democrat candidate has felony on record
• Cyberstalker will wear GPS device
• Former congressman on hand as Bob Michel VA Clinic dedicated
• Fellow veterans honor Michel for his service
• Senator tours BU science lab
• High court reinstates sentence
• State Fair adds old-school rap and R&B artists to usual mix
• Jobless rate continues to fall in Peoria area
• Washington man gets 15 for assaulting girl, age 16
• Pastor found guilty of sexual assault
• Man shot twice this afternoon
• 5th annual Springboard Business Plan Competition final Monday
• U.S. Sen. Kirk tours BU lab
• Peoria area unemployment rate continues to drop
• Lady Antebellum, Jeff Dunham headed to State Fair
• Five seek empty Pekin City Council seat
• Proehl named to fill seat on Tazewell County Board
• Small changes endorsed for district county map
• Blagojevich makes first appearance at retrial
• CDC predicts smoking bans in every state by 2020
• Ill. Supreme Court reinstates conviction in Peoria Co. fatal crash
• Early morning arson damages East Bluff house
• Cost, liability concerns keep schools out of IHSA fishing tourney
• 4 ISU students among 10 arrested in drug sweep
• Slumping White Sox fall to Tampa Bay
• Bartonville church depicts scene from 'The Last Supper'
• Simon's income dropped during race
• Treasurer: Pension battle belongs in court
• Macomb man's second slaying trial will be moved
• East Peorians can get rid of their junk May 2-10
• BNSF plans to add 87 jobs in Galesburg
• Thousands without power in Illinois after storms
• Woman gets four years for setting hallway on fire
• East Peorian pleads guilty to assaulting young girl
• Police find bags of drugs inside dog food bag
• Chicago police point out flaws in screening for gun ownership
• New landfill will include hazardous waste collection center
• Trial in progress for youth minister
• Pekin bank robber implied he had a weapon
• Jury rules Pekin teen's death a homicide
• White House: First family to attend shuttle launch
• Man accused of fondling dancer at strip club
• Cubs walk off with win on Johnson's 11th-inning homer in Game 1
• Henry settles with ex-police chief
• RNC chairman visits Chicago, predicts Obama defeat
• Google turns to users for guidance on US maps
• Obama at Facebook: US must keep investing
• Nationals take Game 1 from Cardinals
• Chiefs sweep doubleheader over Quad Cities
• Survey: More Illinoisans shunning landline phones
• Two men shot in South Peoria
• One year later, remembering the Gulf oil disaster
• Blagojevich retrial gets off to quiet start
• BU signee Abell asks for release
• Don't forget that RMU is closed tomorrow, Thursday, as well as Friday April 22. Enjoy the long weekend and we'll see you Monday!
• New terror alerts will replace color codes next week
• Reported tornadoes pummel Springfield area
• New airline rules tackle fees, bumping, flight delays
• Fire-damaged buildings in Galesburg to get new life
• Committee OKs plans for new Peoria landfill
• BU coach presents his case
• Bolland leads as Blackhawks avoid elimination
• High winds hit southern, central Illinois
• Storm brings rain, lightning strikes
• Awaiting a call of duty free
• Bob Michel to attend dedication of VA clinic named in his honor
• Luciano: Ads solicit the johns hooked in Pekin sting
• Canton budget has a plus-side
• Peoria Police searching for Menards gatecrasher
• Lewistown man indicted for lethal dose of heroin
• Council assists Eysal's expansion
• Just what online doctor ordered
• Man pleads guilty in attempted Agatucci's heist
• Technology and learning make a perfect pair at St. Philomena
• Lanes of Illinois Route 29 will undergo paving work
• Peoria airport has tower staffing under control
• Product diversity strengthens RLI
• Game 4 end of 1st period: Rivermen 1, Aeros 0
• Mediation program aims to help homeowners avoid foreclosure
• Caterpillar will keep racing in Sprint Cup series
• Feds: Fake news sites link to acai berry diet
• Obama rips GOP plan, yet sees hope for a debt deal
• Cubs-Padres postponed, split DH set for Wednesday
• Quinn speaks at Earth Day transportation summit
• Ill. Treasurer: Pension battle belongs in court
• Cardinals put Schumaker, Craig on disabled list
• Caterpillar, Childress Racing extend partnership
• Couch fire engulfs North Valley rental house
• McDonald's hiring day draws crowds
• New guidelines define pre-Alzheimer's disease
• Porn company amasses nearly 1/4 of all 1-800 numbers
• Innovations in treatment of depression is topic of lecture on April 26
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• FAA suspends controller for watching movie while on duty
• Bulls survive playoff drama against Pacers
• Does Woodford County want wind energy?
• Morton board hears sergeant's complaints
• Cubs win in 10th on pinch-hit double by Colvin
• Autopsy: Cat worker died of head injuries
• City Council winners release financial reports
• Home sales down, but trends starting to look up
• Ameren pushes bill on rate hikes
• Go-Karts a no-go at Expo, for now
• Cancer Research Center taking the next step
• Rally warns against federal spending reductions 'affecting most vulnerable'
• Schock will visit Colombia on fact-finding mission
• Game 3 end 1st period: Rivermen 2, Aeros 0
• Making overtures
• Targeting teen pregnancy, STDs
• BP is looking strong a year later
• S&P warning: Fix deficit or risk credit rating
• Jobless rates higher for black teens in Illinois
• Women’s Choir to present music from the British Isles
• Student to give voice recital April 23
• String Chamber Music recital is May 2
• Jazz Ensembles present Spring Concert
• Radiation near Japan reactors too high for repair workers
• Blagojevich warned to to watch what he says to media
• Sen. Kirk proposes ideas to lower gas prices in Illinois
• BU freshman Davis officially granted release
• South Peoria bank branch robbed this afternoon
• California may add gay history to textbooks
• VW squashes their Beetle
• Semi-truck crash closes Route 40 early Monday
• Top instrumental students to perform with high school honor band at Bradley
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• Review: Elton John starts out slow, finishes strong
• Homeless man arrested in Macomb stabbing
• Webcam wonder: It's Keenan's world, for now
• Word on the Street: Peoria County denies sexism claims
• Johnson edges Bowyer by a whisker to win Talladega
• Canton police prep for bicycle patrol certification
• Defending Stanley Cup champs in 3-0 hole
• Road construction update
• Tazewell County seeks input on boundaries for redrawn districts
• Super rich see big drop in taxes
• Long-term patients fear hospital's possible closure
• 9-year-old boy arrested in domestic battery
• North Carolina gets worst of storms that ravaged swath of U.S.
• Playboy Mansion illness traced to hot tub bacteria
• Gas now at $4 per gallon in 6 states and D.C.
• Tiebreaking two-run double sparks Rockies over Cubs
• Angels complete sweep of White Sox with 4-2 win
• Chicago area could see spring snow in April
• 19 arrested in Pekin prostitution stings
• In North, Civil War sites, events long 'forgotten'
• New climate change case headed to Supreme Court
• Plant operator airs plan to control Japan nuclear crisis
• Geithner confident Congress will raise debt limit
• Wyoming man dead Sunday after industrial accident
• 3 Illinois public radio stations get federal cash
• Cost-cutting Illinois lawmakers target food stamps
• FAA gives tired controllers an extra hour to rest
• Emanuel spent $800,000 on residency challenge
• Business Watch: Galesburg appeals for support
• Review: Music of the movies takes a classic twist
• Finke: Education reform signals rare step in the right direction
• Trans fat ban may be on menu
• Luciano: Flying stroller packs a punch
• Peoria's world gets 'Wicked'
• Coleman, Castro lead Cubs past Rockies
• Rookie pitches Angels past White Sox
• Public seeks redistricting input
• With Blagojevich trial rerun, there's no shortage of feelings on the matter
• Perfectly in tune
• Making a clean sweep
• Bulls show up
• IMF pledges new efforts against economic threats
• Do public employees get a better deal? It depends
• OC Republican allegedly sent offensive Obama email
• Ohioan tells 911 dispatcher he killed wife, 3 kids
• Study says young Oregonians voted big time in 2010
• Actor Nicolas Cage arrested in New Orleans
• Another air controller naps; new schedules coming
• Gas at $4 in nation's capital, 5 states; NY next
• Support for Obama depends on reform
• Cardinals take Dodgers deep to win 11-2
• Aeros pass Rivermen in OT, 3-2, to win Game 2
• Peoria man will run against incumbent Schock
• Garza struggles as Rockies blank the Cubs 5-0
• Angels bullpen locks down White Sox
• Canucks take 2-0 series lead with win over Blackhawks
• 'Great friend of Canton' dies at 80
• Tornado and hail, little else
• Children need love, not abuse
• No one hurt in afternoon NW Peoria apartment fires
• 'Here for liberty'
• Hundreds attend Tea Party rally in Illinois capitol
• Springfield's bills still are piling up
• Air National Guard members come home
• Ex-Cat CEO made $22.5M last year
• Farmington seeks a superintendent
• District 150 exec seeks injunction
• Pekin council accepting applications
• Illinois Senate passes bill to recycle shingles
• Online poker faces shutdown
• Biaggi's Italian restaurant to add a Peoria location
• Chiefs’ series opener at Wisconsin postponed
• Severe thunderstorm warning affects Peoria, Fulton and Tazewell counties
• Oops: An open microphone night for the president
• Study: Half of supermarket meat may have staph bug
• State to supply radiation detectors to Japan
• In Illinois, Blagojevich's retrial elicits many feelings
• Ill. minors have a tougher time buying cigarettes
• In interview, Obama says raise debt ceiling or risk global recession
• Bradley, ISU baseball postponed
• $6 trillion spending cut plan passes House on party lines
• Ill. lawmakers OK big piece of state budget
• Quinn lauds unions, lawmakers for education bill
• Galesburg Mobil stations' liquor licenses pulled over tax issues
• Video confession to be allowed at trial of Galesburg teen
• High school seniors: if you haven't chosen your college yet, Don't Panic! Come to RMU tomorrow at 10am for a campus visit day. It's not too late to apply-RMU's preferred application deadline is May 1.
• Pujols homers to lift Cards over Dodgers
• Peoria County moves ahead on Bel-Wood
• Disability services get $65,000, but CTB cut out
• Rivermen even more hobbled heading into Game 2
• District 150 holds first kindergarten registration fair
• Luciano: As time goes by ... snidely
• Marshall board eyes redistricting
• Peoria Reads will be over Skype
• Illinois could soon restrict the use of trans fats
• Marquette Heights mayor steps down
• Peoria County residents can get dental discounts
• Congress approves big budget cuts - bigger fights await
• Peorian's murder conviction reversed
• World's oldest man dies in Montana at 114
• Emancipation holiday gives taxpayers more time to file 2010 returns
• Man beaten outside Elliott's Cabaret
• Marquette Heights mayor steps down
• Man in hospital following standoff with police
• Peoria police officers suspended in jail handgun incident
• Mississippi River locks closing due to high water
• Powerful unions key to education reform package
• Senate committee approves education overhaul
• Obama looks to hometown to restart money chase
• Illinois Senate approves rules for revoking early prison release
• Audit: State board of education doesn't help enough schools
• Experts fear potential for another oil disaster
• Congress passes spending cuts; Obama to sign
• Illinois activists want autism-specific funding
• Judge denies Blagojevich request to see Obama interview notes
• Small towns struggle to find enough candidates
• Court dismisses suit over National Day of Prayer
• Census: Hispanics surpass blacks in most U.S. metros
• Fake U.S. licenses being sent from China
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• Multiple gunshot incidents keep police busy Wednesday night
• Illinois foreclosures falls in first quarter of 2011
• School custodian honored for saving Normal girl's life
• Nine-hour standoff ends after man surrenders in North Peoria
• Canucks take series opener over Blackhawks
• Cardinals bats come alive for 15-5 win
• Have drums, will travel
• Zambrano's arm, bat get Cubs past Astros
• Rivermen drop Game 1 to Aeros, 4-1
• Fire damages Pekin apartment complex
• Taft residents give input on changes
• Bulls close regular season with ninth straight win
• Support grows for concealed carry gun measure
• District 150 adopting new way to grade teachers
• Budget crunch threatens services for disabled children, families
• Cannon taking ELITE to Trewyn
• New Peoria city manager faces early challenge
• Senate panel questions federal judge nominee
• Washington store robbed at gunpoint
• Man hit in head with stroller during argument
• Are your taxes fair? Most say yes
• WIU official finds Lincoln note on office wall
• Blagojevich challenges federal prosecutors
• Government orders 16 lenders to reimburse homeowners
• PBS head: Public broadcasting funding intact
• 5 large states, 5 different paths to fix budgets
• Illinois House rejects new abortion regulations
• Education overhaul readied for Illinois Senate test
• Obama suggests trimming Medicare, raising taxes for wealthy
• Tougher oversight of group homes approved by Ill. House
• Glen Oak School students visit Bradley for National Lab Network
• Asbestos, mold, radon stop Knox County Courthouse work
• Champaign man faces 6 to 30 years for spitting on guard
• Cardinals fall in offensive showdown with Diamondbacks
• Astros dominate Cubs for 11-2 win
• White Sox get walk off homer to beat A's in 10
• Bulls’ blitz Knicks in New York minute
• City Council approves ordinance to prohibit live sex acts
• Council signs off on Cat visitor center design
• Fulton County puts GPS on engineer's vehicle
• Pekin joins in arts cultivation
• Research on display at Bradley
• Rare urban wildflowers sprout their glory atop hidden path
• Singers get chance to audition for 'The X Factor' in Peoria Heights
• IVCC: Putnam County owes taxes
• Despite rising gas prices, police aren't planning to cut patrols
• Sparland man acquitted of abuse
• Event increases awareness for area child abuse victims
• Holiday Inn City Center to become Four Points by Sheraton Downtown
• Homeless man guilty of armed carjacking attempt
• 'Good news' for the Warehouse District
• Ex-NY mob boss makes history with trial testimony
• Man wanted for questioning in homicide
• DC to become first in U.S. to offer Internet gambling
• Obama first to put tax increases on budget table
• No space shuttle for Chicago's Adler Planetarium
• Somber sunrise ceremony marks Ft. Sumter anniversary
• Blago prosecutors ask to bar wiretap argument
• Business groups open to Quinn's call for workers' comp reform
• Veteran says upside down flag aimed at lawmakers
• Canton Township properties to be reassessed
• State Farm plans auto premiums based on OnStar tracking
• Report says Illinois has worst underfunded pension system in nation
• RMU is looking for students to be part of it's very first Lip Dub video!
• U of I removing 2,200 seats from Memorial Stadium
• North Pekin sign regulations raise questions
• New Moms: Send us your photos and essays
• DC mayor arrested protesting budget restrictions
• Pekin council eases employee residency requirement
• High school seniors are struggling to pick their college right now. As a current RMU student, what made you choose RMU? What do you love about RMU?
• Illinois collects $1.4B in personal income taxes in March
• Dropped calls in Chicago? AT&T to upgrade network
• Richwoods student pianist to play with symphony
• District 150 decisions face criticism
• Japan raises severity of nuke crisis to match Chernobyl
• Gulf Coast officials on spending spree with BP money
• Some in Galesburg anticipate smoking ban rollback
• Top of the order leads Cubs past Astros
• McClellan helps his cause for 8-2 Cardinals win over Arizona
• Legislation to scrap workers comp system fans reform flames
• Central Illinois sees increase in retail sales
• Tour bus seat belt proposal draws fire
• Brighton charity shoe drive for Japan a pacesetter
• Nursing student wins St. Jude Dream Home, then gets engaged
• Conservation is key on second day of Clean Water Celebration
• Washington High more than 100 student parking spots short
• Washington rezoning requests get commission approval
• Magnitude 6.3 quake hits Tokyo
• Commemoration, not celebration for Civil War 150th
• Subway blast in Belarus kills 11
• Romney announces White House exploratory committee
• Obama to kick off 2012 fundraising in Chicago
• Early warning prevented injuries in Iowa twister
• U.S. man gets 23 years in terrorist bomb plot
• Stocks weaken as IMF lowers estimate for U.S. growth
• Man dead following freight train accident in Arcola
• Chicago gets $500,000 in grants to study Chinese
• Docs choose riskier care for selves than patients
• Judge orders NFL, players to try mediation again
• Pekin may relax residency rule for city employees
• Illinois businesses could see tax increase in 2012
• Champaign flight evacuated over odor
• Bradley Opera Workshop to present scenes from American operas
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• Peoria Lunaire Concert Features the Bradley Chorale
• 7.0 aftershock rattles Japan as more evacuations urged
• Human remains found near Utica
• Mattress fire extinguished at apartment complex
• Thunderstorm watch
• Liquid asset
• No injuries in fire at Hopedale business
• Man arrested for allegedly stabbing man in leg
• Tradition a recipe for success
• Schwartzel wins the Masters after a wild day
• New clinic resonates
• Rivermen finish third, face Houston in playoffs
• African Union says Libya accepts cease-fire plan
• Fervor of Wisconsin debate shifts to recall elections
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Kewanee fourth-graders send wishes to ailing playground aide
• How one man climbed from the black hole of meth addiction
• Canton Veterans Memorial donations exceed $75,000
• Teens allegedly rob man of $5, sodas
• Pizzeria robbed early Sunday
• Man shot in chest Saturday night
• :6.5 too long: Rivermen lose, wait for playoff foe
• AP Analysis: GOP won first round of budget battle
• Business Watch: ATS sees itself in good position for recovery
• Giants rally again, beat Cards 3-2 on Tejada’s hit
• Illinois Attorney General lags on FOIA opinions
• Old times not forgotten as Civil War marks sesquicentennial
• Power outage delays card for hour, but excitement bright at Peoria Speedway
• Animals, land celebrated in bison blessing ceremony
• Peoria man allegedly threatens police officer
• Emergency response teams hold full-scale drill at Peoria airport
• Man dies of head injuries from fall at Illinois Wesleyan
• Finke: ComEd backers rush to defense
• Blues beat playoff-bound Predators 2-0
• Brewers’ Fielder has 4 RBIs to top Cubs 6-0
• Pierzynski, Humber lead White Sox over Rays 4-2
• Chiefs rally twice, can’t make it three times in Kernels’ 12-9 win
• Hollywood director great Sidney Lumet dies at age 86
• Illinois freshmen lawmakers endure rookie hazing
• A look inside the difficult world of immigration court
• Bank robberies decline slightly in Illinois in 2010
• Rivermen rally into playoffs
• Stewart at the Masters: Mastering his domain, if not Augusta
• Veterans' health is group's mission
• Schock says both parties can be proud of budget agreement
• Iowa man, 71, injured in SUV accident on I-74
• Man gets 51/2 years in Peoria beating
• Princeville man injured in SUV rollover accident
• Officer: Suspect made multiple trips for drugs
• Suburban immigrants factor in Illinois population shift
• Central Illinois agencies were prepared for shutdown
• Peoria man gets 10 years for crack possession
• Routine disaster drill scheduled for airport
• Gunshot victim alerts police, now in hospital
• Toulon vet with history of mental illness now in VA hospital
• Peoria County jailer suspended in gun investigation
• Riverfront theater won't be IMAX
• Brazil buries school kids killed by gunman
• SC teen killed on highway named in father's memory
• Chiefs fall in conclusion of season opener
• Legislation would bar release of gun permit info
• Court: Blago trial likely unaffected by a shutdown
• U.S. warns of governments trying to control the Internet
• Theater decision troubling to some but positive for others
• Newt Gingrich to speak at Eureka College commencement
• Pekin to consider stormwater fee
• Health Alliance to protest loss of state employee contract
• Amtrak has best March ever amid higher fuel prices
• 72-year-old man pleads not guilty to molesting young girl
• Cat to form venture with Chinese company to build transmissions
• One man dead in early morning shooting
• Wessler: Soggy or not, baseball is back in Peoria
• Landfill options laid out
• Stewart at the Masters: Finding familiar faces
• Four held on suspicion of making methamphetamine
• Peoria wants to shut down 'swingers' sex club
• Man accused of threat to 'shoot up' truck
• Redistricting Committee hears concerns
• State treasurer reduces number of cars, phones
• Topeka man pleads not guilty to strangling
• House bill aimed at discouraging abortions
• Man beaten with crowbar
• South Peorian found guilty of killing
• Central Illinois road projects outlined for next six years
• Ill. House may scrap workers' compensation
• Quinn nomination ignites Ill. Senate dispute
• Authorities investigate hate crime in Elmwood
• Canton approves housing project
• Army Corps activates barrier to stop Asian carp
• Quinn unveils 6-year, $12B Illinois road program
• U.S. to use Facebook, Twitter to issue terror alerts
• Gates: Little impact on military from gay policy
• Social Security stopping mailed earning statements
• Cue Card: Is it the same coney dog at Emo's?
• Shutdown talks but no deal as clock ticks down
• Jazz Combo in concert April 21
• Ill. court allows nonresidents to transport guns
• Study says U.S. has 4M adults who identify as gay
• Bradley to observe Undergraduate Research Week, display student research
• RMU campuses are hosting a financial aid information session tonight at 6pm!
• Code enforcement inspectors scour South Peoria neighborhood
• Gannon nets winner for Rivermen with 1:55 left
• Photos of the Month - March 2011
• City Council newcomers say they didn’t spend big
• Cement truck rolls onto side, catches on fire
• Morton planner a top vote-getter
• State's attorney claims store's ads are inaccurate
• Jewel heist suspect caught, another sought
• Chance may decide Woodford County race
• State is dropping two popular HMOs
• 3 teens plead not guilty in cat's death
• Turnout higher in Marshall, Putnam
• Victory a Pekin milestone
• Rep. Gordon will be Komen chairwoman
• Schock, Cat CEO praise trade pact with Colombia
• Lawmakers say they want to avoid government shutdown
• Stewart at Masters: D.A. Points' mother trilled by caddie role at Masters
• Utility bill assistance program accepts walk-ins
• White House warns of economic repercussions from shutdown
• Illinois taps new managed care plans for workers
• Boy returns Super Bowl ring to 'The Fridge'
• Glenn Beck leaving Fox News
• Pirates sparkle on road, beat Cardinals 3-1
• Young excels with glove and bat, leads Arizona over Cubs
• Simms-Edwards to stay at Bradley
• 16 charged in alleged Chicago-Bloomington drug ring
• Former Morton official charged today in prostitution case
• Gadhafi writes Obama, wishes him good luck in re-election bid
• Grill catches home's exterior on fire
• How do you get your strawberry fix?
• Area high schools place in teen driving contest
• Tax filing deadline looms
• Two Galesburg wards get new aldermen
• Tazewell voters abolish recorder of deeds post
• Stewart: Tiger-Phil? Leaning to the Lefty
• Four join board in Galesburg
• 3 tapped for ICC board
• EP returns incumbent commissioners
• Voters soundly reject Morton school renovations
• Barra elected next mayor of Pekin
• Peoria will welcome two new faces to City Council
• Bulls maintain top spot in East
• Royals defeat White Sox in 12 innings
• Opener is worth wait at Chiefs’ field
• Cloyd, Wolfmeyer elected to District 150 School Board
• Knoxville alcohol sales ban ends
• Henry alderman denied 2nd term
• Sales tax passes in West Peoria
• Schock: Stop playing grant games
• Byrd helps Cubs down Diamondbacks
• The latest election updates
• In bunker, Ivory's Coast's Gbagbo plays final hand
• 2nd fisherman's body found in Lake Springfield
• Southwest finds cracks in more planes
• Legislation will create database of murderers
• Illinois judge throws out rule on contraception
• Quinn, Cat CEO discuss Illinois business climate
• Richmond declares for NBA draft; won't return to Illini
• Government shutdown looms Friday unless agreement reached
• Police need help finding robbery suspect
• AG: U of I breaking records law
• Peorian charged with shooting out car window
• County to pick up tab for Sheley case
• EP bans open burning today
• 1 body found after search of Lake Springfield
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 7 killed
• Earth Day is April 22! Check out how RMU is going green:
• Washington man charged with sex crimes
• Washington Street lane closures begin Tuesday
• Wessler: Huskies too powerful for a brutal Butler
• Roanoke hires sheriff for patrols
• Police: Shootings unlike last year
• Morton gets help for public works
• Pirates beat Cardinals 4-3 for 3rd road win
• Luciano: Memories make move bittersweet
• Lincoln School Board suspends teacher/coach
• 5 things you need to know about Election Day
• Northbound Route 29 lane closed Thursday
• Warehouse District gets $1 million obligation
• Union workers honor death of MLK Jr.
• EP high school principal retiring
• Farmington superintendent considering move
• Man beaten after leaving topless club
• Federal inmate sentenced for abusing young boy
• Troops fire on Yemen protest; U.S. seeks Saleh exit
• No Gitmo detainees coming to Thomson prison
• Sheriffs want limit on jail wait for mentally ill
• NTSB: Cracks found in 3 grounded Southwest planes
• Republicans maneuver for cuts as shutdown looms
• 9/11 suspects to face military tribunals
• Obama opens bid for new term, no longer outsider
• Wells leads Cubs to 4-1 win over Diamondbacks
• Blagojevich seeks interview notes with Obama
• Ill. Republicans reject Wis. approach to unions
• Top picks coming to Chiefs
• EP bans open burning today
• Follow RMU on Twitter! @robertmorrisu
• JS website launches paid format today
• States cut programs designed to keep people out of prison
• Customer files hacked for Best Buy, TiVo, Walgreens, Kroger
• Word on the Street: Map control too blue for LaHood
• Many Ill. residents obtain out-of-state concealed-carry permits
• Wessler at Final Four: Butler not here for the parting gifts
• Police ticket 25 underage drinkers at Bartonville party
• Rivermen get two from Hensick in 4-3 victory in Milwaukee
• Morton increases emergency services fees
• Local officials expect low voter turnout Tuesday
• GOP plans more than $4 trillion in budget cuts
• South Peoria man indicted in shooting
• Boy dies after falling from Chicago roller coaster
• High of 83 degrees in Peoria sets a new record
• Gunfire reported in South Peoria this evening
• Jeannie-O recalls turkey burgers sold at Sam's Club Stores
• Man shot twice early Sunday
• Business Watch: Cat letter sets off tremors
• Pekin family turns love of animals into a sanctuary
• Sheen bombs on opening night of 20-city stage tour
• Galesburg rolls out renovated 1917 firetruck
• Teen critical after being thrown from pickup
• Peoria couple attacked by man with knife
• Brothers separated as children are finally reunited
• Homemade robot builders show off their skills at Bot Brawl 11
• Rivermen lose 3-2 on wild OT finish
• Finke: School consolidation on hold
• Rose leads Bulls over Raptors, 113-106
• State lawmakers weigh smoking vs. revenue
• Illinois law bans recording of arrests
• Developer found his niche after leaving home at an early age
• Butler back in national title game
• Padres wallop Cardinals 11-3
• Jackson dominates as White Sox hammer Indians 8-3
• Cubs rally for 5 runs in 8th to beat Pirates 5-3
• Offshore drilling execs get safety bonuses despite explosion
• Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap
• Ex-worker gets 10 years in group home death
• Blagojevich to teens: Politics is disillusioning
• AP sources: Obama set to launch re-election bid
• Teen ticketed after April Fool's trick goes awry
• Man gets 23 years for robbing Illinois lottery winner
• Man impaled at popcorn plant is recovering
• Early-morning shooting sends two to St. Francis
• Rivermen beat Rampage with 84 seconds left in OT
• Galesburg ballot crowded with candidates
• Wessler at Final 4: Beyond the hype, VCU coach just plain smart
• Jarome Iginla lifts Flames past Blues
• Stalberg’s SO goal lifts Blackhawks, 4-3
• Hot wheels on display at the Central Illinois Auto Show
• Rose-led Bulls hold off Pistons
• Police arrest man for heroin possession
• Bel-Wood might come with lower price tag
• Felon with gun gets nine years in prison
• Emergency service referendum up for vote in Germantown Hills
• Central Illinois avoids construction slowdown
• Tickets for parking in a snow route on the decline in Peoria
• April Fools' Day noted online with spoof redesigns
• Tucson shooting victim honored with 9/11 memory
• Wisconsin union rights law on hold for 2 months
• Obama says spending deal close, Boehner doesn't
• White Sox outslug Indians 15-10
• Wessler at Final 4: If it wasn’t for Butler, VCU here in Houston ...
• Tiny Illinois town rattled by killings blamed on teen
• Kirk favors Libya mission but not ground troops
• State visitor centers reopen
• No summer shutdown at Normal Mitsubishi plant
• Highway deaths fall to lowest level since 1949
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.8 pct., two-year low
• Quinn to propose changes to workers' comp in Illinois
• 2 boys arrested in $5K Galesburg coin theft
• Happy April Fool's Day! What's the best prank you've ever played?
• Peoria metro unemployment rates maintain positive trend
• Quinn's unfocused reduction of school districts has many puzzled
• Senate votes to eliminate treasurer and comptroller offices
• Peoria code enforcement in full force
• Luciano: Nite Life goes dark after three decade run
• Armed robbers steal cash, laptop from home
• Peoria County, unions reach quick contract
• Hemp bill cut down in Illinois House
• State budget battle begins in earnest
• Peoria Chamber of Commerce now has own lobbyist
• Mitt and mittens: Baseball off to a chilly start
• South Peoria man gets eight years for heroin
• $2,450 taken from safe at Domino's Pizza
• Washington won't rush consolidation
• Tazewell board updated on landfill
• Padres edge Cards 5-3 in 11 innings
• FAQs related to Journal Star’s metered web program
• Boehner signals compromise in federal budget talks
• Weber to remain at Illinois
• Feds reviewing Illinois workers' comp
• Farrakhan: Libya has lent Nation of Islam millions
• Gadhafi: Leaders of airstrikes should go, not me
• Gargoyles find home at Bradley
• Illinois House kills industrial hemp bill
• Quinn refuses 'radical, severe' school cuts
• Comptroller-treasurer merger advances in Senate
• Report: Area unemployment rate down from previous year
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• Nuclear experts say Ill. not in danger
• Illinois farmers expected to increase corn acres
• Pekin man charged in dog starvation case
• Illinois detects 'very low' radioactive levels
• Fire rookie burns Colorado keeper
• Lakeview looks at science of spirits
• Curtailing bullying this year's theme of Partners in Peace awards
• Topless club in Sparland seems to be skirting the law
• Bulls rebound against Timberwolves
• Blues light the lamp against Red Wings
• Peoria man charged with sexually assaulting two girls
• Cat CEO says company remains committed to Illinois
• Illinois House leaders Madigan, Cross deny rift
• 'Peace' topples from base at Springdale Cemetery
• IVC District 321 hopes to acquire touchscreens
• District 150 official files suit
• Peoria man convicted in sex assault at party
• Crack cocaine sale likely will lead to life term
• Bartonville bar employing mayor being investigated
• Cat CEO touts benefits of trade agreement with Panama
• Sorry, Peoria – Google chooses Kansas City for ultra-fast broadband
• AP-GfK Poll: Americans souring more on economy
• House Republicans seek IRS probe of AARP
• Whale that killed trainer returns to SeaWorld show
• Wisconsin GOP pressing ahead with collective bargaining law
• First Mercury images in orbit show lots of craters
• Libyan rebels seen at risk of failure
• Mom backs bill barring comp for drivers who kill
• Contractors must commit to Ill. under House bill
• East Peoria rescinds boil alert
• FDA examines link between food dyes, hyperactivity
• Ill. House setting aside governor's budget plan
• Bed bugs found at U of I dorm room
• Mentally ill inmates cost taxpayers, says Tazewell sheriff
• Four Peorians charged in Dr. Scholl’s caper
• Peoria County moves up the rankings in annual health report
• Illinois House votes to lift smoking ban at casinos
• Court restricts use of eagle feathers to American Indians only
• Susan G. Komen For The Cure® recognizes Bradley for support of breast cancer movement
• Home price declines deepen in major U.S. markets
• Knox County prosecution drops death penalty in Sheley case
• Richwoods, Peoria high schools to have new principals
• EP issues boil alert
• Stink bugs found in Chicago area
• JS Exclusive: Methodist partnering with Iowa hospital group
• 28 arrested in Washburn underage drinking party
• Nebraska governor tries to entice Caterpillar to move
• Lincoln teacher charged with student sexual contact
• Researcher, alumnus to address Graduate School commencement
• Pekin considering 10 semifinalists for manager job
• Chillicothe approves operating budget
• District 150 School Board terminates Edison contract
• District 150 approves sweeping changes
• District 150 issues layoff notices to 181 teachers
• Bulls home winning streak snapped by Sixers
• Bronze wreath stolen from Springdale Cemetery
• Morton Village Board accepts resignation of public works chief
• Hossa's overtime goal lifts Blackhawks past Red Wings
• South Pekin voters to consider building gym
• Obama on Libya: 'We have a responsibility to act'
• Lincoln teacher, coach faces sex abuse charges
• Peoria Heights man gets 7 years in burglaries
• Peoria teen sentenced to 15 years in robbery
• South Peoria man pleads guilty in botched robbery
• Tazewell recorder's future on ballot
• Tonight's D150 school board meeting
• Bradley introduces Geno Ford to the fans
• Deadline looms as Democrats, Republicans argue over budget cuts
• More radioactive water leaks from damaged Japan nuke plant
• $3 billion in child support owed to Illinois children
• Champaign's Green Street reopens after fire
• Morton expected to accept Wraight resignation tonight
• Chicago's Goose Island soon to be part of Anheuser-Busch
• Lane closures on Jefferson Avenue set for Tuesday
• U.S. Route 150 lane restrictions beginning Tuesday
• Consumer spending and incomes rose in February
• Folk remedies for colic do not work, review says
• Gabriel Iglesias to perform in Peoria
• AMA Manual of Style Online Trial
• Mud flies at first race on new Wildlife Prairie bike trails
• Kent State coach Geno Ford will take over for Braves
• Expanded hours ahead for Peoria Public Library
• District 150 to vote on closures, other issues Monday night
• Six candidates vie for two District 150 School Board seats
• Can-A-Thon includes 100-pound sack of pinto beans
• Consolidation committee hears suggestions for B-PC, Avon, Abingdon
• Roadwork update
• Peoria man indicted in sexual assault
• Rivermen fall 6 minutes short against Dogs
• We want your team story for Race for the Cure
• Chicago authorities find more than 1 ton of pot
• Radiation in Mass. rainwater likely from Japan
• Kentucky beats North Carolina 76-69 in East final
• VCU stuns Kansas 71-61
• Air raids hit Gadhafi stronghold of Sirte in Libya
• Illinois lawmaker shelves nuclear bill
• World Trade Center steel used for Illinois memorial
• RHP Carlos Silva released by Chicago Cubs
• SIU-Edwardsville dean is a wanted man in his homeland
• What is hell? Book stirs debate about afterlife
• Harry Coover, creator of Super Glue, dies at 94
• Hensick, Cracknell, Cole join Rivermen
• Business Watch: Logistics make the world go round
• Finke: In one analysis, state spending has declined
• Review: Guest violinist sweet, plaintive and intense
• Rivermen edge Rampage before 9,531
• Luciano: Tattered budgets take toll on glory
• Ducks top line beats Hawks
• Vets, dependents can tap scholarship
• WIU head gives farewell speech
• Blues show fight, not flight, to dominate Wild
• Senator impressed, surprised by Guard
• Rose rallies Bulls past Bucks
• JS website launching metered format
• UConn holds off Arizona to reach Final Four
• Hand-pedaled bicycle lets Princeville boy enjoy riding with his brothers
• Bass Pro unites, divides candidates
• Leaders say Caterpillar letter should be wake-up call for Illinois
• Autistic child transformed through help from iPad
• Bradley interviews top BYU assistant
• Butler going back to Final Four after overtime win
• Dunlap eighth-grader wins Central Illinois Spelling Bee
• Peoria budget a top issue for City Council candidates
• Among state workers, union membership surges
• Gambits abound in Wisconsin union fight
• First female VP candidate Ferraro dies at 75
• Five vie for Germantown board
• Bradley baseball cancelled
• Rivermen fade to 4-2 loss against Rampage
• VCU advances with overtime win over Florida State
• Cat raises the possibility of leaving Illinois
• Galesburg candidates focus on growth
• Last second heroics get Kentucky past Ohio State
• Dozens take citizenship oath in Peoria
• Hunters descend on Civic Center for Deer and Turkey Expo
• Canton plans a downtown rebirth
• North Carolina dispatches Marquette with ease
• Kansas has no problem avoiding upset over Richmond
• Rose takes control down the stretch for Bulls to beat Memphis
• Peoria man gets 16 years for role in shooting
• Police seize stolen gun in assisting with eviction
• Onboard fire damages boat at Detweiller Marina
• Bond set for men arrested in incident near BU
• Seventeen-year-old beaten in South Peoria
• Minier man's death ruled an accident
• Creve Coeur superintendent placed on leave
• Max Bielfeldt chooses Michigan
• Morton public works superintendent arrested for solicitation
• Loaded handgun recovered from inside Peoria County Jail
• Hey future RMU students: If you plan on living in student housing in Chicago the application deadline is May 1st. Housing is quite popular and beds are limited. Get your application in!
• Corps: More voltage needed for Asian carp barrier
• Quinn nominates police veteran for top cop
• Join the RMU community and take part in Earth Hour tomorrow from 8:30-9:30 PM. For more info visit earthhour.org
• Deskin murder trial pushed back to July
• Breach in reactor suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Brazilian plastic surgeon says he operated on Gadhafi
• Boat at Detweiller Marina burned Thursday
• Judge reduces bond for Topeka man accused of murder
• Fire destroys vacant Galva home
• Tazewell drug-related deaths ruled as homicides
• Tip-a-Riv Dax Locke Benefit
• Pioneer Parkway Extension ready for second phase
• Henry City Hall building going up for sale
• ‘No surprises’ in search for Bradley coach
• Civic Center GM to retire
• Butler advances to another Elite 8
• Arizona dethrones Duke with a rout
• Council forum focuses on landmarks
• Blues shut down Oilers in battle for pride
• Ethanol plant owner will pay fine
• No verdict in video game slaying
• Quest chooses new set of students
• Minier man charged with downloading child porn
• Peoria woman gets 18 years for role in fatal armed robbery
• Witness says fight started because of a woman
• Woman says man forced her down, assaulted her
• Late architect honored by council
• Illinois school administrators make case to keep jobs
• U of Ill. wrongly warns students of campus shooter
• U.S. likely to keep combat role after Libya shift
• Uftring announces purchase of Neil Norton Cadillac
• New Abingdon schools superintendent named
• Investigator: Defects at nuclear plants unreported
• Durbin says he'll ask nuclear experts about safety
• Grain storage makers discuss accident prevention
• How will Japan clean up after tsunami destruction?
• Quincy school district plans to cut 31 jobs
• Commission: Savings from 5-day mail delivery overstated
• Meyer to give senior recital
• Bradley Guitar Ensemble Concert is April 17
• Concert of Shaw-Parker Favorites to be presented by Community Chorus
• State to online, out-of-state shoppers: Pay up
• For al-Qaida, Chicago flight was too expensive
• New superintendent named for Abingdon schools
• FBI says it can delay Miranda rights in some terrorism cases
• Real RMU students blog for our website! Learn more about them, and about life at RMU, here:
• Construction begins on East Peoria's future downtown
• County sees population shifts from 1 to 15
• To get grant, Peoria High principal willing to step down
• Judge finds Lacon teen in contempt
• 40 workers locked out at Henry plant
• Lincoln teacher on leave during sex investigation
• Police arrest suspect in Archer Avenue shooting
• South Peorians report shots; police find nothing
• The River Station can now be used by caterers
• Morton voters face bond referendum
• Teen girl reports being hit in head with TV
• Pekin District 303 board allowing bids for updates to aging high school
• Peorian says strangers kicked in apartment door
• Boy says he's guilty of cruelty in cat burning
• Duo playing video game before fatal fight
• Three men held in case of 60 burglaries
• Elizabeth Taylor dead at 79
• Tucson shooting suspect sent to Missouri for mental exam
• Gulf probe: Blowout preventer was flawed
• Take us out to the ballgame
• Third alderman to join Havana City Council
• Pontiac inmate dies; no foul play suspected
• Caterpillar affirms 2011 outlook, predicts growth
• Concern in Tokyo over radiation in tap water
• Nuclear watchdog group wants to meet with Quinn
• Historian, Grandson of Mahatma Gandhi to speak at Bradley
• Lung disease tallies startling costs in Illinois
• U.S. soldier pleads guilty to murders of 3 Afghans
• Flute recital April 9
• No jail time for Bloomington man after research
• Quinn won't say who he wants as new IDOT chief
• Durbin, Kirk to host forum on Illinois nuclear safety
• Luciano: Tripping on 'Tea,' author gets his shot
• Council votes down Peoria housing development project
• Coyotes rally for win over Blues
• Pekin woman charged in minor's alcohol death
• Bulls win in Atlanta to move back to East lead
• Baby death now a homicide investigation
• East Village TIF district gains city approval
• West Peoria vote expands TIF
• Softball teammates sell heart-cards
• EP imposes limits on cash stores
• Midland to send 15 teachers layoff notices
• Route 8 section will shift to one lane
• Metamora selects a new principal
• Parents urged to follow new car seat guidelines
• NYC judge calls off plans for Google library
• Jeter withdraws from BU search; Simms-Edwards seeks release
• Durbin, Kirk to host forum on Illinois nuclear safety
• Illinois officials tout high-speed rail construction
• Snipers, shells, tanks terrorize key Libyan city
• U.S. victim of Japan disaster fulfilled dream in Asia
• Sex can be heart attack trigger for couch potatoes
• Study: Nearly 2,300 Illinois bridges 'structurally deficient'
• Local farm activist to lead presentation on concentrated animal feeding operations
• More missiles launched over Libya; US jet crashes
• Detroit's population plummets 25 percent
• Galesburg's Orpheum gets $100,000 for repairs
• High-speed Internet connections outnumber landlines in Illinois
• Pekin man arrested on child porn charge
• Victim of fatal motorcycle crash identified as Topeka man
• California buildings still at risk in major earthquake
• Current students: Interested in making a Lip Dub Video for RMU? Click here!
• U of I could increase tuition by 6.9 percent
• Metropolis casino to reopen after 6-day shutdown
• Bulls win 50th with royal rout
• Luciano: Willing to walk the walk
• Peoria council candidates talk about school districts
• Eureka College project to tell alumni stories
• Morton: No plan yet to buy school
• Merger not expected to affect hospital
• Death of 9-month-old boy under investigation
• Races up for election in Putnam County
• Mayoral candidates in Pekin think big
• Morton police officer now suspended without pay
• Senior scammed out of $3,000 by caller posing as her grandson
• Three nabbed for shooting at East Gift Avenue
• Deal to combine AT&T, T-Mobile raises questions
• Libyan action brings up memories of 1986 mission
• Spring into action, share your photos
• Caterpillar expands product line with new on-highway truck
• RiverWest security changes raising concerns
• Rising coffee prices a jolt for local businesses
• More human bones scattered at suburban Chicago cemetery
• Texas man gets first full face transplant in U.S.
• Allied effort in Libyan conflict could last 'a while yet'
• Judge declines to rule on Blagojevich motion
• U.S. adds bighead carp to list banning live transfer
• Traffic lights at two Route 29 intersections out
• Bridge shut down after man threatens to jump
• Walgreen's on War Drive held up Monday
• AT&T: T-Mobile 3G phones will need to be replaced
• Big 10 ADs propose men's hockey for 2013-14
• Route 24/Cameron Lane work begins
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top tickets on sale Friday
• Are you following RMU on Twitter yet? @RobertMorrisU
• 1 in 8 Americans believe health care overhaul helped them
• Workers pulled at Japan nuke plant as smoke rises
• Wild winter is officially over
• No upset here: Kansas downs Illinois 73-59
• Florida State upsets Notre Dame 71-57
• Word on the Street: Wisconsin fight could galvanize union vote
• A twist on a Jewish festival
• Campoli’s late goal lifts Blackhawks over Coyotes 2-1
• Williams lifts Arizona past Texas 70-69
• VCU wins 3rd NCAA game, routs Purdue 94-76
• Groups exchange gunfire on East Bluff
• No. 11 seed Marquette tops 3rd-seeded Syracuse
• Pekin hires streets and solid waste supervisor
• Marion Jones shares life lessons
• Rivermen rally falls short against Monsters, 4-3
• Landfill expansion meeting set
• Incumbents face challenges in Stark
• Henry alderman faces challenge
• Rivermen get All-Star Hensick, Strachan from Blues
• Trial starts in alleged Obama-inspired church fire
• AT&T to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
• Tax District Mystery at a glance
• States push harder for online sales tax collection
• Kids safest in rear-facing car seats until age 2
• Firefighters investigate two early morning fires as suspicious
• Juvenile justice changes in Illinois praised
• Japan tragedy seared into the world's imagination
• Illinois MAP grant deadline set for today
• Peoria Council candidates put spotlight on budget, economy
• Rivermen stunned by last-place Rockford, 4-3
• Police find no underage drinking violations during March Madness
• Car with two occupants shot at in North Valley
• Caterpillar: Supply chain not hurt by Japan quake
• Finke: Budget specifics nice for a change
• Peoria NOW honors six women for their work
• Wind project moves forward in McDonough County
• West Peoria man held in car chase with police
• Illinois may curtail union rights like Wisconsin
• Tarter is named JS business editor
• Dunlap eighth-grader wins Peoria County Spelling Bee
• Illinois vs. Kansas: Long-awaited grudge match
• Allies launch Libya force as Gadhafi hits rebels
• Lawyer: Ex.-Springfield mayor misspent money
• Former Secretary of State Warren Christopher dies
• Macomb takes second in Class A Scholastic Bowl
• Luciano: Shining light on child abuse
• Man hospitalized after rollover accident
• Hanna City man arrested in alleged DUI
• Washington fire fighters receiving federal grant
• Volunteers help make March Madness a success
• Pacers beat Bulls 115-108 in OT
• University of Chicago students create website to show wild side
• NU investigates journalism project
• Million-dollar raffle ticket purchased at Peoria Circle K
• Peoria teen faces up to six years in robbery
• Man gets 18 years in shooting
• Summer Camp adds Huey Lewis, Bruce Hornsby to festival lineup
• Peoria Christian loses a founder
• West Peorians to vote on tax hike
• Caterpillar reports strong equipment sales in February
• Elton John sells 9,000 tickets in an hour
• CBO: Obama understates deficits by $2.3 trillion
• 66 percent of Ill. school districts report laying off teachers
• Illinois AG delays action on gun permit records
• Why inflation hurts more than it did 30 years ago
• IMPORTANT: As of Monday March 21 the State of IL will no longer be awarding the MAP Grant. To meet this deadline it is important that you submit your financial aid application TODAY before midnight. Include the RMU school code 001746 to ensure we receiv
• Scholarship Alert: The EA Mellinger Foundation is accepting applications for their scholarship. Deadline is May 1, 2011! Only for students who live in the following IL counties: Fulton, Henderson, Knox, McDonough, Mercer, and Warren. All the details h
• Motorcycle club set to unveil memorial to Army reservists
• Sea of green takes over Downtown Peoria
• Fluffers adds day to topless schedule
• Police apprehend driver after chase
• Two arrests made at Peoria High
• Pekin council censures one of its own
• Snowstorm creates federal disaster
• Bill to allow casino smoking heads to House
• Stars blank Blackhawks 5-0
• Man who brought gun to pub gets four years' probation
• Bill would ban legislative scholarships for relatives
• House committee approves Illinois gambling expansion plan
• Bulls run winning streak to eight
• Peoria firefighter welcomed home
• Class 3A-4A State Basketball Tournament schedule
• Diet Coke outfizzes Pepsi as No. 2 US soda
• Share your St. Patrick's Day photos
• GOP senators propose $6.7B in cuts to Illinois budget
• Obama reassures: Japan's radiation won't reach U.S.
• Peoria firefighter expected to be released from burn unit Thursday
• Quinn seeks White House letter on Gitmo detainees
• President O'Bama? Irish-American relatives ID'd
• Illinois company relocating to Wisconsin
• Quinn to seek higher fees on nuclear generators
• Illinois jobless rate falls to 8.9 percent in Feb
• Man arrested after drugs found in sandwich
• Illinois inmate who claimed torture gets released
• Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top to rock Peoria
• Lincoln documents found at Pekin estate sale
• Car slams into front porch Thursday morning
• Officials warn against radiation medication
• Happy St. Patrick's Day! Are you wearing green? Celebrate the day with a performance by Irish dancers at 11:30 in the Chicago Student Center.
• U.S. authorizes American evacuations out of Japan
• Icy road caused fatal Tremont teen crash
• St. Louis Blues, Peoria Rivermen up for sale
• Edison contract once again up for debate at District 150
• Peoria Heights slate friendly, agreeable
• No charges in slaying of Manual alumnus
• E911 fee shortfall results in layoffs
• Sewer bills going up in Eureka
• Luciano: Harping, snark and smiling eyes
• Bielfeldt named to AP Class 3A all-state team
• Japan begins dropping seawater on stricken reactor
• Ex-furniture merchant sentenced for bad checks
• Culvert repair continues on Route 116 near Benson
• Morton fire-hydrant flushing begins Sunday
• Cigarette tax hike advances in Illinois Senate
• Body discovered floating in Illinois River
• Blago on radio: Legal trouble 'my tsunami'
• U.S. military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,399
• Higher prices for food are about to get worse
• Ill. budget chief OKs raises for purchasing board
• U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78, setting new record
• Dane Fife interviewing at BU
• Jesse White marks kidney month in Illinois
• EP rescinds boil order
• Saxophone Quartet and Quintet to present recital
• Senior to give violin recital
• Man arrested in choking death
• Pekin to address allegations against councilman
• Class 3A: Centralia eliminates Morton
• Striped areas key to overcrowding at St. Pat's Day Parade
• Rivermen rally to beat Barons 2-1 in SO
• Opponent of Morton District 709 referendum speaks
• Access the Experience scores big
• Luciano: ATM heist goes awry, but leaves a gaping hole
• Buck-a-pack cig tax proposed
• Area pharmacies see iodine demand spike
• EP budget frugal but balanced
• District 150 braces for change
• Report: Woodruff closure saved $3 million in a year
• All sides in FOID release OK delay
• Indictments returned in Feb. 21 double shooting
• East Bluff man indicted in child sex assault case
• Zoning panel OKs permit for complex
• Class 3A-4A Supersectional scores
• Stabbing victim was Manual hoops titlist
• Illinois bill would require abortion facility upgrades
• Complaint: Google programs hard for blind students
• Maniscalco commits to Illinois
• New reactor fire as Japan works to contain threat
• Libya bombards rebels, gets closer to stronghold
• Petraeus: Afghan war gains enable U.S. troop cuts
• House votes 3-week stopgap federal spending bill
• Illinois wants to collect inmate's prison wages
• Blagojeviches to host Chicago morning radio show
• Stocks plummet as U.S. investors worry about Japan crisis
• Topeka man charged with murder
• Mitsubishi plant waits for Japanese supplier news
• Midterms are right around the corner! What are some of your study/memorization tricks? Any tips to ease stress during a big test?
• Obama's team tries to recapture 2008 voter passion
• Three men with guns break into South Peoria residence
• Calif. official: Tsunami damage upward of $40M
• Sparland officials, neighbors upset by topless bar
• D150 will consider closing two schools, ending Edison contract
• Hossa nets a pair as Blackhawks beat Sharks 6-3
• Washington tennis court deal agreement passes
• Peoria man dead in stabbing
• Spring Bay woman dies after van hits semi
• Journal Star Photos of the Month - February 2011
• Nuclear power hasn't lost support of Illinois politicians
• Illinois traffic deaths fall below 1,000 for second straight year
• Facing deficit, ICC weighs tuition hike
• Pekin Council approves budget
• Hawaii becomes first state with $4 gas average
• Toluca woman ejected from rolling car in crash
• Illinois nuclear plants 'prepared for anything'
• FOIA changes get mixed reviews
• Rivermen All-Star Oystrick suspended 6 games
• Obama asks Congress for education bill by September
• Quinn vetoes bills to set up coal-to-gas plants
• Russian rocket ride: $63 million per U.S. astronaut
• Canadian boy moved to U.S. over end-of-life dispute
• Brian Regan to perform in Peoria
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• EP issues boil alert
• Any RMU students interested in volunteering TOMORROW with Junior Achievement? You'll be working with grades 6, 7 and 8. If you're an intern this WILL count for hours. Info below: Date/Time: Tuesday, March 15 8:30-12:45 Where: St. Columbanus
• Wisconsin unions rush to get deals in place
• Chicago, carriers reach nearly $1.2B O'Hare deal
• Space shuttle worker falls to death at launch pad
• Hit-and-run investigation continues in Mason County
• Elton John coming back to Peoria
• Springfield police investigate infant's death
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• Illinois lawmaker proposes Ariz.-style immigration law
• Millions to turn off lights for Earth Hour
• 10K estimated dead in Japan, country hit by 150 aftershocks
• Altman hopes new bust inspires next generation
• Fluffers topless club ruffles feathers in Sparland
• Spanking 1-year-olds is more common in depressed dads
• Word on the Street: Labor record speaks for itself
• Big Ten weighs options on sites for future Big Ten tourneys
• Pekin expected to approve 2012 budget
• Morton pool getting new parking lot
• Rivermen edged by Admirals, 2-1
• Road to isolation in Ellisville
• Wessler: To live, BU spirit must get young
• Illini will face UNLV in first round of NCAA on Friday
• Blackhawks rally for OT, but fall to Capitals
• Business File: Time for a change for this business editor
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• Amish hoping state changes gun rule
• Japan quake-tsunami death toll likely over 10,000
• On the Air: TV news contract dispute goes public
• Peoria tests new ground with super-sized TIF
• Finke: Gun bill requires switching positions
• Speller has 'look of a winner'
• Red Wings rally to beat Blues
• Jazz not all that against Bulls
• Remember to skip an hour
• Troopers: 800 motorists rescued after ND blizzard
• Class 1A third place: Shots don’t fall, Dee-Mack does
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• 14 dead in NYC casino bus accident
• Springfield still seeking payment for Obama visit
• U.S.: Alleged Springfield bomber wanted to hit responders, too
• Illinois boxing official placed on paid leave
• More than 150 people wait hours to buy first iPad2s in Peoria
• Central stopped by the Rocks
• Central Illinoisans experience Japan quake, Hawaii evacuations
• Calling all March Madness fans!
• 1.5: Rivermen beat clock, Wolves, 5-4 in SO
• Morton gets in last punch
• Luciano: Lost in moment of saving time
• MS Carnivale more than party
• Majora Carter to speak at Knox commencement
• Chicago pawnbroker bids for state senate seat
• People speak out against ComEd rate increase
• Man taken to hospital after car catches fire
• District 150 set to discuss budget issues
• Slow start no problem in Bulls win
• Youth pastor opts to go to trial
• Ray LaHood to speak at BU commencement
• Secret Service tape from Reagan attack is released
• Class 1A semi: Dee-Mack meets match
• District 150 suspends No. 2 leader
• Class 3A Sectional Championships
• Illini slide back onto the bubble
• Bradley approves 10 schools to speak with Maniscalco
• Honeywell fined $11.8M for illegal hazardous waste
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• NFL players' union decertifies as talks break down
• IPad 2 sales start with pre-dawn online orders
• Gadhafi forces show control of key Libyan city
• Like Amazon, Overstock cuts Illinois ties over tax law
• Iowa reps pass bill limiting collective bargaining
• Fans overtake Peoria Civic Center in Madness
• School mergers could boost Illinois teacher pay
• "Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." -Eleanor Roosevelt March is Women's History Month. What are some of your favorite quotes from great women in history?
• Do you know someone in Japan affected by the earthquake and tsunami?
• California wants to try killer who's now off Illinois death row
• Hawaii and west coast braces for tsunami after earthquake hits Japan
• Morton District 709 school bonds get support
• Peoria man shot in wrist at gas station
• Luciano: Web site shortcut spreads false facts
• Galva man says train traveled over him
• Smoking ban bills fuel debate
• Union members rally at Peoria courthouse
• County board will be more active with EDC
• Illinois transportation secretary plans to retire
• Police investigating auction house scam
• Three more teens face cruelty charges for burning cat
• Woman admits she exaggerated injuries
• Marshall County Board accepts bid for window replacement
• STATE! Tournament schedule and updates
• Interim CEO defends NPR as new video emerges
• Sheen files $100 million suit against Warner Bros.
• Gun owners rally for rights at Illinois Capitol
• Illinois FOID cardholders ask judge to bar disclosure
• Pa. gov's deep higher-ed cuts draw protests
• Quinn signs law to collect online sales tax
• Police remove protesters from Wisconsin Capitol
• Stocks plunge on economic news, oil price swings
• February budget deficit highest ever for any month
• Federal prisons run out of key execution drug
• Chicago takes unique approach to fight concussions
• BU guard Sam Maniscalco asks for release from Bradley
• Area unemployment much improved from a year ago
• Death prompts hit-and-run probe
• Fire damages downtown Bushnell
• More people sought unemployment aid last week
• Morton moves on
• Sports Complex on Pekin agenda
• :01.1: Rivermen earn point, and heartache
• Luciano: Remember the other victims in Cleary case
• FOI access could be curbed
• Peoria firefighter says it was a miracle he made it out of house alive
• Illinois House considers bills to loosen smoking restrictions
• Teenager gets 35 years in East Bluff slaying
• Baby sitter acquitted of sexual assault
• ICC considering leaving Downtown
• Tucson shooting survivors attend Loughner hearing
• 82 percent of U.S. schools may be labeled 'failing'
• Wisconsin GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Space shuttle Discovery lands, ends flying career
• Senate rejects rival GOP, Democratic budgets
• Report: Excessive nutrients damaging Great Lakes
• Judge: U of I wrongly withholding student names
• Severe weather flips cars, rips roofs in Southeast
• Prosecutors pan Quinn's abolishing death penalty
• Transportation Secretary LaHood to Give Commencement Address
• Washington Post columnist David Broder dead at 81
• Interested in how actual students feel about life at RMU? Read their blogs!
• Two Illinois prisons on lock down due to flu
• Fire in Pennsylvania farmhouse kills 7 kids
• Winter isn't over yet; rain possibly turning to snow tonight
• Caterpillar pledges $2M to fight breast cancer
• Blagojevich asks judge to cancel retrial, sentence him on sole conviction
• Class 3A: Lions eat Irish stew
• Class 2A: Overtime and out for IVC
• Fulton’s ‘mystery candidate’ named
• Lawmakers: Illinois governor to abolish death penalty
• Rivermen can't zero in on Griffins, fall 3-0
• MEG agents arrest three men on drug charges
• Rivermen defenseman gets 4-game suspension
• Ardis welcomes progress on concealed carry plan
• Council approves agreement with biotech firm
• Another Princeville vacancy
• Sex assault trial for sitter opens
• New harbormaster slips into role Friday
• Concealed carry has more support in Legislature this year, sponsor says
• Concussion discussion to Senate
• Three Peoria men charged with first-degree murder
• Pact allows March Madness patrols
• Judge wants arbitration on former International Harvester site
• Sectional smackdown
• Ohio St suspends Tressel 2 games for violation
• NPR exec blasts tea party in hidden-camera video
• Defense suggests killing spree suspect was behind Cleary slaying
• Ticket lines long for Central-ND game
• Ind. Dems research story that Lincoln once jumped out of window
• Illinois granted 'Real ID' extension
• AIDS awareness event will be Thursday at BU
• Cuts hit home for Illinois families of disabled
• February sees 3.5 inches of precipitation
• Pekin mayoral candidates quizzed on cuts
• Tickets on sale at 6 p.m. for Notre Dame-Central game
• Todd Kelly Quintet to perform at Bradley
• Chicago school posts fliers with racial, ethnic slurs
• Are any of you AT&T customers? You could be saving 10% just for being an RMU student or employee!
• Luciano: Hoping BU hoops fares better than BU football
• Exit Sears Express, enter Big R farm supply
• Roundup Ready beans still on top
• Author: Openness pays off
• ‘Defining moment’ at BU
• Tazewell donates to March Madness
• Candidates share visions for District 150
• Leaders identify key state concerns
• Lyons vows to block ballot case
• Biotech plant may be coming to Peoria
• Man with fake bills swipes jewelry
• Morton chamber to hold candidates forum
• UAW chief says Cat contract is best it could do without strike
• Parental consent proposed for teens at tanning salons
• Shadid named newest federal judge
• Sheen fired from 'Two and a Half Men'
• Rivermen lose All-Star Hensick, acquire Aliu
• Teen survives vehicle's nosedive off Grandview Drive Sunday
• Obama restarts Guantanamo trials after two-year ban
• Illinois State contributes $600M per year to McLean economy
• Children testify in Cleary murder trial
• IDOT lawsuit settled
• Report: Ill. prepaid tuition program underfunded
• Is Illinois as mad about Madness?
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• Discovery shuttle leaves space station for the last time
• 63 percent under 30 admit driving while on phone
• UAW ratifies new six-year contract with Caterpillar Inc.
• Arrest made in 100 mph drive, then crash
• Schock proposes standards for farm equipment on roads
• Fulton Board chairman silent on filling vacant seat
• Easter Seals Telethon raises $2.2 million
• Meet Your Neighbor: Debbie Ritschel
• UAW Local 974 retirees hold fish fry to help Bel-Wood residents
• UAW members rate the new deal
• Word on the Street: City Hall skeptics asking, who benefits?
• Is prison tech overhaul too costly?
• Carnival in New Orleans warms up under sunny skies
• Peoria firefighter injured after falling into blaze early Sunday
• Jim Les fired from Bradley basketball head coaching job
• Gay legislators having impact in marriage debates
• The Ballot Box: March 6-13
• Winter snows bring spring flood risk in heartland
• Farewells for 2 space crews and for Discovery
• Indiana State beats Missouri State for MVC title
• 328 violations during U of I Unofficial St. Patrick's Day
• Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders perform at Carver
• Gun rights groups to test political strength
• Rivermen last man standing over Wolves in 6-5 shootout
• Witnessing migration at Emiquon
• Family who lost foreclosure battle feels let down by the system
• Business File: Casualties of budget cutbacks
• Bibo: Decorated brothers' war medals' secured
• On the Air: Last bastion for soothing music goes quiet
• Finke: Expect a divide in budget projections
• Baby left alone for 9 hours dies of suffocation
• Study: Single-school districts expensive
• JS deliveryman shot at while in his car
• 2 arrested in January homicide
• State to take over collection of meth lab debris
• Legislator: Emulate Reagan to repair budget
• Families can apply to host German students
• FOID holder stats show discrepancies
• Romney seeks to address health care woes
• US push not halting guns to Mexico
• South Peoria fire causes $45,000 damage
• In union strongholds, residents wrestle with cuts
• Michael Moore rallies Wis. pro-union protesters
• New Jersey governor calls Quinn 'a disaster'
• Man critical after shot to the head early Saturday
• The great outdoors
• Rivermen rally for point, fall 4-3 in sudden-death SO to Moose
• Mitsubishi announces new president and CEO
• Prisoner is now confined to home
• Surging Blackhawks defeat Hurricanes, 5-2
• Luciano: Kid Rock tunes to tip from this guy
• Cat's fire death may be on video
• Clerk: Filing error led to ballot omission
• Bulls hold on for road win over Magic
• Judge denies boot camp to 19-year-old burglar
• Recycling really is a civic duty
• Wichita State beating ends BU season
• Title night for area HS boys basketball teams
• Galesburg man sentenced to four years in sex case
• Ex-Olympian Marion Jones will speak on March 20
• Salazar to present special recital titled, Of War and Windmills
• NFL, players agree to 7-day CBA extension
• Grieving families hope to raise A Dollar for Destiny
• Motorist arrested after eating marijuana, police say
• Blood in Cleary garage matches wife's DNA
• Public works dispute heading to Ill. Supreme Court
• Don't forget: RMU is hosting a campus visit day for interested high school students to visit our campus. TOMORROW at 11am, all RMU locations. We can't wait to meet you all tomorrow!
• Peoria man guilty of cyberstalking
• Let us know about election-related events for Ballot Box
• Pilot walks away after emergency landing in field
• Candidates urge transparency
• McLean County tops state in corn production
• 'Romeo and Juliet' sex offender bill defeated in Illinois House
• London Mills trustees regret delays
• Morton school officials apologize
• Area union leaders join protests in Wisconsin
• Peorian gets 10 years in prison for selling drugs
• Bartonville man robbed of cell phone at gunpoint
• Morton offers fan bus for game
• Peorian admits to role in Flat Top Grill robbery
• Giffords shows more progress in recovery
• Judge orders Beaman to resubmit certificate
• Northwestern to investigate sex toy demonstration
• Restrictive union bill whizzing through Ohio Legislature
• Wisconsin Dems threatened with police action, layoffs
• Arch Madness: Bradley vs. Drake
• NFL, union agree to 24-hour deadline extension
• Lawmakers want Army Corps to quicken carp study
• Illinois long-term pension debt jumps sharply
• U.S. teens, young adults 'doing it' less, study says
• Business PAC announces support for council, school board candidates
• Illinois jobless rate falls for 12th month
• Sister of MeLisa Cleary threatened state's attorney's daughter
• Morton, Lincoln students brawl after regional
• 142 entries match all seven categories in Oscar contest
• Police set up blockade in East Peoria
• City Council candidates debate historic landmark move
• Ex-Peorian author says he was surprised by Libyan uprising
• Wessler: Out of optimism for Jim Les
• Supreme Court says anti-gay funeral protests are allowed
• Peoria man jumps to his death
• District 150 buildings director resigns
• Chillicothe man denied bond pending murder trial
• Former Peoria policeman found guilty in burglary
• Peoria woman robbed of cash at gunpoint
• Man stabbed in chest in pool hall parking lot
• Several people injured in two-vehicle collision
• Ray LaHood says he played no part in son's appointment
• Gingrich, Santorum off Fox to consider POTUS run
• Federal researchers declare eastern cougar extinct
• Quinn mulls bill to abolish death penalty
• State to make $3.2 million available for recycling
• Emanuel: Fake Twitter wasn't always so far off
• Quinn still backs Obama's health law
• Quinn defends call for merging school districts
• Supreme Court rules in favor of Westboro Baptist Church protests
• Steve Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Ill. bill to ban release of gun information stalls
• Spacewalk No. 2: Astronauts improve space station
• Witness: Cleary threatened to kill his wife several times
• Study finds Americans more obese than Canadians
• Pope says Jews weren't collectively responsible for Jesus' death
• We want your feedback! What programs do you wish RMU had?
• Court: Suburban Chicago student has right to wear anti-gay shirt
• Newt Gingrich prepares for likely White House bid
• Limestone raises $30,000 for Easter Seals
• Home repairs part of TIF plan
• Rivermen escape Wolves in OT, 6-5
• Canton council approves new contract with union
• Havana gives developer support
• District 709 moves on building contract
• IHOP serves up free pancakes for Children's Hospital
• Flames keep heat on Blues for another shutout
• East Bluff man indicted in nightclub shooting
• IVC welcomes public input on draft of strategic plan
• East Peoria approves $1.25M for road work
• Attorney general: State must release FOID card list
• Review: Kid's still a rebel, heir to rock's best
• U.S. Supreme Court sides with ex-Proctor employee
• New Jersey congressman tops 'Jeopardy' computer Watson
• Wisconsin governor proposes deep cuts for schools
• Army swaps sit-ups for combat run in new PT tests
• Despite regulation, unethical medical research still possible
• Quincy police: Man passed out at the wheel after tongue piercing
• Former Gov. Ryan explains why he emptied death row
• Author and sports columnist Dave Kindred to give Robison Lecture
• GM leads auto sales jump with 49 percent increase
• London Mills fire district rife with strife
• Jury selected in Cleary case
• Blagojevich jurors' names under wrap until day after
• Darin LaHood sworn in as newest state senator
• Bradley Saxophone Quintet, Symphonic Band to perform March 8
• Quinn asks for federal disaster declaration
• Investigation into who shot Toulon cat with an arrow stalls
• Man injured in gun show shooting in critical condition
• Relay for Life hopes to draw 15 more teams
• Mayor: School mergers can be costly
• Richwoods principal accepts 'special assignment'
• With Morton eyeing contract with CORE, company's VP won't vote
• Quilter going strong at age 89
• Cleary trial gets slow start
• South Peoria man gets 5 years for gun offense
• Canton reaches three-year deal with employees
• Bond set for Peoria man accused in double shooting
• Chinese firm chooses Morton for North American headquarters
• Chickens, ducks and peacocks killed in fire
• LaHood looking forward to working in state Senate
• Obama OK with flexibility, but health care law remains
• U.S. citizen recalls 'humiliating' post-9/11 arrest
• Author of fake Emanuel Twitter feed revealed
• Reynolds: Les quiet about his future
• Roads flooded, power out in parts of Midwest
• Still no word from Cat-UAW talks
• Blagojevich to speak to high school students on politics
• Reading Lincoln speech aloud falls short of record
• Car crashes into pond
• Illinois River expected to rise above flood level Wednesday
• Thinking of attending RMU? Check out our campus this Saturday at 11am. RSVP here: Tour our campus, meet faculty and staff, and more!
• Farrakhan: Libya's Gadhafi remains a friend
• Movie buffs enjoy Oscars on the big screen
• Weather leads to gaps in Oscars broadcast
• Peoria man shot in foot near Fayette, Jefferson
• House fire causes about $75,000 damage
• EP students' scores show improvement
• Washington residents mull school consolidation
• Word on the Street: Elected officials can serve two posts
• Fulton website an ambitious project
• Park opening wet and wild
• Much of central Illinois under thunderstorm warning or watch
• Calling all young leprechauns
• Galesburg fatal fire ignites effort to toughen detector law
• Firm moving to take over Illinois Lottery despite court ruling
• Thunderstorms possible today, tonight
• Wisconsin governor says protests haven't swayed him
• Illinois man sends $200,000 to fake online girlfriend
• Oscar night @ pjstar.com
• Business File: No word on contract talks
• Teen becomes 1,000th organ transplant patient at OSF
• Young competitors race clock in sports stacking
• Rivermen put points in Wolves hands at Allstate
• Aspiring engineers put balsa wood bridges to test
• Finke: Illinois accounting system is a mess all its own
• Area hospitals work to reduce early elective induced deliveries
• Bibo: Painful cuts just beginning
• Illinois loosens up in win over Iowa
• 20-year-old Hanna City man arrested for DUI
• Peoria's new snowfall record: 52.5 inches
• On the Air: Woman breaks hip after hearing about WCBU change
• Galesburg newspaper press rumbles to life again
• Richwoods senior swimmer wins two state titles, makes history
• Chicago-area dad accused of chaining teen son to dryer
• Two men shot at Bloomington gun show
• Republicans appoint Darin LaHood to state senate
• Blues waive Conklin; Bishop could stay
• Students want guard rails on I-74
• Rivermen lose another one to last-place IceHogs
• Gas prices keep rising as Middle East upheaval continues
• Senior Night: BU vs. Drake
• Plunge into pond at Maui Jim aids South Side Mission
• Feb. 1 blizzard cost Peoria $554,671
• Northstar proceeds with lottery plans despite legal uncertainty
• State senate plan would shift part of pensions to schools
• Transplant group says priority should be based on patient age
• Annual Spring Home Show begins its weekend run
• Bishop, Blues shut out Oilers
• Man charged with holding woman captive in Pekin
• Motorist charged with DUI after crash near Glasford
• Peoria man gets 42 years for armed robberies
• Man sought in robbery and shooting turn himself in
• Marshall County Courthouse gets lower bid to replace windows
• Illinois becomes haven for Democrats on the run
• Hat Trick and the Voice
• Nation of Islam convention to include talk of UFOs
• House GOP says shutdown would be irresponsible
• Regulators close small Ill. bank; makes 23 in 2011
• State budget crisis looms over governors meeting
• 4 Amish children die when buggy flips in Kentucky creek
• Protesters hit by hail of gunfire in Libya march
• Collegium Musicum performs music of baroque masters
• Bradley Honor Choir to feature high school singers
• Student to give violin recital
• Bradley University Chorale to give Spring Concert March 27
• Bradley Symphony Orchestra concert March 6
• Luciano: City Council turning into soul-sucking fussbudgets
• Illinois Supreme Court upholds death sentence
• Illinois politician pleads not guilty to stalking
• State spending cuts slow US economic growth in Q4
• Come cheer on your Eagles tomorrow night at 5pm (women's basketball) and 7:30 pm (men's basketball). Pack the Place and show your spirit! robertmorris.edu/packtheplace
• City: Parking ban off, plowing still on
• No winter record snowfall yet but a chance for more is on the way
• Wis. Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Police: Henry cousins stole booze
• Walnut Street construction slowed by weather, building owner
• Lower building costs could save taxpayers millions on museum
• Man sought in restaurant double shooting
• Bulls rally to beat the Heat
• Canucks score early in third to get past Blues
• Paroled Peorian arrested after domestic dispute
• Is government responsive?
• Caterpillar chair talks about China
• Blackhawks shut out Predators in Coach Q's return
• Judge finds ex-attorney in contempt
• Portion of Glenwood Ave. to be closed on Tuesday
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Blagojevich to face fewer charges at April retrial
• Audit: Illinois EPA missed some nuclear inspections
• Air Force awards $35B tanker contract to Boeing
• Audit criticizes archaic Illinois accounting systems
• Tweeter pretending to be Rahm Emanuel disappears
• Priest group wants diocese to pay up in abuse case
• Quinn getting input on death penalty decision
• Clinton: Too much ethanol could lead to food riots
• Airlines raise prices again as oil rises
• Indiana House adjourns amid GOP, Dems stalemate
• Cleanup continues at site of diesel fuel spill in EP
• City of Peoria issues parking ban
• State Sen. Hendon resigns from Legislature
• West Peoria will issue parking ban tonight
• Rivermen Throwback Ticket Night
• Bradley to host Bridge-Pal event at Northwoods Mall Saturday
• Safer autos tougher on firefighters at accidents
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois agrees to pay $25 million
• Need a ride to Pack the Place on Saturday? Get on the RMU fan bus! Meet in the Student Center Saturday at 3pm for face-painting, pizza, a free t-shirt, foam finger and pompoms! Bus departs for the game at 4:30 (will return at 10pm)! Go Eagles!!!
• Evans' hat trick stuns teammates, Stars in Rivermen win
• Nearly 1,000 pay respects to Pekin teen Bree Scheiner
• Five to eight inches of snow in forecast puts record within reach
• Man charged with home invasion, threatening to kill family member
• Ruling on text messages awaited in Cleary murder case
• Arsonist strikes Bigelow Street for second time this week
• Luciano: Social network posts revealing in armed robbery
• Journal Star hosts live chat with Rivermen defenseman Ian Cole
• Raptors beat Bulls 118-113
• Newspapers take notice of HB 1869
• Experts: Alcohol, teen brains are a toxic mix
• Midland School approves teachers' contract
• EastPort manager expected at helm soon
• Richwoods principal's last day will be Monday
• Diesel fuel leaking at Caterpillar
• Doing their home work
• 150th anniversary of the Civil War
• Obama dispatches Clinton for talks on Libya
• Bond set at $1 million for suspect in double shooting
• EP diesel leak contained; effects not yet known
• Former Ill. sheriff now in federal Fla. prison
• New rules for Ill. high school athletes suffering concussions?
• Emanuel faces big money woes as next Chicago mayor
• Quinn's cuts to addiction treatment programs protested
• U.S. won't defend law against same-sex marriage
• Judge: General Parker ineligible for District 150 ballot
• Boil advisories rescinded in East Peoria
• Prosecutors ask to dismiss some Blagojevich charges
• Mourners hold vigil for Abingdon accident victims
• Pet dog helps man escape burning home Tuesday
• Wis. Democrats filibuster all night to delay anti-union bill
• This Saturday night is RMU's Pack the Place game, but tomorrow is the PEP RALLY! Cheer on your bball teams at 2pm in the student center TOMORROW. Go Eagles!
• Higher car insurance minimums rejected by Illinois House committee
• Metamora schools pick superintendent
• Council approves agreement with O'Brien Steel
• Double shooting arrest made
• Democrats move on in Bartonville
• City Council endorses contract for Warehouse District project
• Last EastPort Marina proposal heard
• Pekin will dip into its reserves
• Pekin man gets 6 years for drug sale
• Macomb voters elect new mayor
• EP won't extend Vertucci's liquor license
• Democratic lawmakers leave Indiana, block labor bill
• CityLink adjusting two bus routes on March 7
• Rep. Moffitt won't seek Risinger's Senate seat
• Lighty, Buford take turns for Buckeyes in win
• Blagojevich seeks to have counts dismissed
• Halftime: Bradley 25, ISU, 21
• Lt. Gov. Simon touts cooperative between high school and community college
• Pekin ex-city manager joins development group
• Fundraising to begin for Sandburg sculpture
• East Peoria has several areas under boil order
• Ameren sees 4th-quarter profit fall 34 percent
• Home prices plummet in most big U.S. cities
• Parents lose high court appeal in vaccine case
• Prosecutor: Men purchased vodka for Pekin teen who died
• Police nab one suspect in Monday double shooting at restaurant
• Major airlines try to raise fares again
• Lyons files motion to block General Parker from ballot
• Census estimates show 1 in 4 U.S. counties are dying
• Consumer Confidence Index hits 3-year high, topping expectations
• Welcome all new and returning students! Hope your new term is off to a great start!
• Three arrested in Pekin teen's death
• Asbestos found at Washington police station
• Lt. Gov. quotes Abe Lincoln as Democrats dine
• EPA cuts labeled 'assault' by environmentalists
• East Peoria hiring four firefighters
• Chicago votes for new mayor today
• Broadband map shows 10 percent of us still lack high-speed access
• Art-centric day care guides children with paper and clay
• Peoria Saint Patricks Day Parade
• Two Peoria restaurant workers shot during robbery
• Johnna Ingersoll interested in replacing state Sen. Dale Risinger
• Decatur model a TIF option
• Coach's sex abuse conviction upheld
• In Pekin, mayoral candidate defiant on residency
• Two ATVs taken during storage facility burglary
• Peorian indicted in robbery of cabbie
• Mink notches 4 goals to carry Rivermen past Hogs
• Strong quake hits New Zealand, causing injuries
• Big Ten cooperative group revokes UIC status
• Louisville-Chicago flight makes unscheduled landing in Indianapolis
• Blagojevich seeks to toss wiretaps
• Tiger II money "in jeopardy," Durbin says
• Researchers trying brain pacemakers to zap psychiatric disease
• Athletes quaff no-alcohol beer as sport drink
• Danny Goodwin elected to College Baseball Hall of Fame
• Metamora superintendent wants state Senate seat
• NASA to launch newest Earth-observation satellite
• More U.S. companies covering transgender surgery
• Illinois father, son flee Egypt chaos
• Third man facing murder charge in Ortega slaying
• New wind farm may come to northern Tazewell County
• Web extra: More presidential close encounters
• 1995 federal government shutdown still haunts GOP
• Durbin: New federal spending bill is all ‘wrong’
• Protests continue as pressure builds for return of missing Wis. Dems
• Chicago mayoral candidates gear up for Tuesday election
• Wis. man killed by tire dislodged from Ill. bus
• Fulton County loses first accountant
• Washington sees rapid growth in census results
• Census: Local youth shifting away from cities toward rural areas
• WIU senior coming up short in quest for seat on Fulton board
• Meet Your Neighbor: Lisa Scott
• Experts question wisdom of borrowing money to pay state bills
• Rivermen keep sinking with 4-2 loss to Griffins
• 20-year-old Bayne wins Daytona 500
• Arson fire causes $10,000 damage
• Readers share their close encounters of the Presidential kind
• Business File: Former chamber leaders reflect
• Rivermen fire blanks at Admirals, lose 3-0
• Census 2010: Are we becoming more diverse?
• Review: Beautiful sonic journey, guided by 'echoes'
• Just in time for Illini, Spartan represents
• Future of Peoria historic preservation now in flux
• Luciano: Grisly murder continues to haunt
• Alleged drunk driver in hospital after crashing car
• Ancient traditions of Hinduism, Judaism 'celebrate similarities'
• Finke: Shallow speech, deep cuts
• State Rep. Gordon fields questions from concerned residents
• Stewart leaves a mark in Blues debut
• Rivermen lose Strachan, McRae in wake of Blues trades
• Bradley rallies to win at UT-Martin
• Largest crowd yet descends on Wisconsin Capitol
• Man pleads not guilty to murder solicitation charges
• Illinois man charged with conspiring to aid Taliban
• Alleged Tucson shooter's reclusive father retreats more
• Drew Peterson's son fired from police department
• S. Illinois journalist Danny Malkovich dies at 59
• East Peoria boil order rescinded
• Washington's Reel upset in 2A semifinals
• Peoria teachers union president talks education reform
• Toulon cat shot in head by arrow
• Garden show gives gardeners examples of what not to do
• Sale shut down under suspicion of piracy
• Morton takes look into future
• Marine’s memories of Iwo Jima still vivid, 66 years later
• Second period blitz lifts Columbus past Blackhawks
• Action needed to deny wind farm permits
• Are city’s TIGER II grant funds now in jeopardy?
• House analyzes state budget
• Peorian held on $2 million bond
• Blues shutout of Sabres secondary for both teams
• Toulon man must remain behind bars
• Luciano: Bow-tie guy would be good
• City leaders start to break down census data
• Ameren wants to increase rates for Illinois customers
• Trucker who crashed drowned in the ditch
• Alcohol sting nets arrest for selling to minor
• Fire guts apartment on McReynolds Court
• Boil advisory for issued for Roosevelt Circle
• WEEK, WHOI employees to work without new contract, for now
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Rantoul pork plant draws almost 2,000 job applicants
• Obama advisers report income: They're rich
• Rapper Rhymefest could be on Chicago City Council
• Illinois Lieutenant Governor at Bradley Tuesday
• Peace Corps Director to participate in Bradley presentation
• Former Bears safety Duerson dies at 50
• Caterpillar says strong sales continue in January
• Pekin prison moving female inmates
• High school students with writing talent: RMU is hosting an essay contest and campus visit TOMORROW at 9am at all campuses. Scholarships available! RSVP here:
• Luciano: Dog attack laws need to show their teeth
• School consolidation plan may eliminate more than 500 districts
• Henry principal gets contract extension
• Children's advocacy group asks for more state funding
• Thursday was warmest Feb. 17 for Peoria since 1890
• Lawmakers: Committee work will pay off
• Monken: Heading state police was worthwhile
• Comptroller, treasurer merger plan advances
• Authorities say woman was selling drugs in lot
• Shadid nomination back in U.S. Senate
• Judge sends Peoria man to prison for selling crack
• Autopsy finds Peoria baby died of asphyxiation
• Meth charges result from Creve Coeur traffic stop
• Chillicothe man could face 100-year sentence
• JS EXCLUSIVE: Mayor Ardis wants state senate seat
• Who could take over as Peoria mayor?
• UPDATE: Second man arrested in June slaying
• Risinger to quit Senate on Feb. 28
• Cat driver Burton wins second Daytona qualifier
• Jury finds former IDOT workers fired for being Republicans
• No extensions planned to WEEK, WHOI contract, but talks may continue
• Concordia String Trio to give concert February 27
• NFL, union agree to mediation
• Pilot avoids major injury in crash into Urbana home
• Pujols: 'I want to be a Cardinal forever'
• Semi driver found dead this morning near Kickapoo
• Artist Irena Knezevic to give Bunn Lecture; work exhibited through March 25
• Defense: Lift seal on Blagojevich evidence
• Unemployment benefits jump to 410,000
• Consumers paid more for most goods in January
• Illinois plans 4th webinar on insurance exchanges
• Business students: The study abroad deadline for London, Paris, and Rome (Summer I) is fast approaching! Get those apps in by February 28 and spend some time in Europe!
• Comptroller-treasurer merger advances to Senate
• Four people arrested, will face drug charges
• Rivermen miss chance at first, with loss to last
• Schock says Obama budget is excessive
• Warm weather may set record
• Woodford County continues to grow, add population
• Census shows Peoria becoming more diverse
• Budget includes no funding for Wildlife Prairie State Park
• After tax increase, Quinn budget offers more pain
• Filmmaker now doing most of his movie work in Peoria
• Police ask for help in finding homicide suspect
• Millions could lose energy assistance
• Cat to sell company-owned store
• Pujols deadline passes with no deal
• Police investigating death of 20-day-old
• Havana marina will add 10 slips
• Marshall, Putnam OK engineer pact
• Scientists connect global warming to extreme rain
• CIA: If caught, bin Laden would be sent to Gitmo
• Obama, GOP freshmen win in jet engine budget fight
• Stocks rise after strong earnings, deal news
• Lawmaker wants House vote on closing Chicago locks
• Prosecutors ask to keep evidence in Drew Peterson trial
• John Deere's earnings double on strong North America sales
• Lance Armstrong quits cycling – again
• Illinois has fewer than 1K road fatalities for second straight year
• Borders files for bankruptcy, plans to close 200 of 642 stores
• Art Fair To Help Fight Malaria
• Two held after SUV nearly hits building
• No bond set for Peorian accused of selling drugs
• Armed carjacking suspect arrested, charged
• Construction manager favored in Morton
• Zoning post created in Woodford
• Bill would reinstate death penalty
• Pedestrian hit by car still in critical condition
• Canton firefighters recognize couple
• Bass Pro work nears next phase
• GOP opposes Quinn borrowing proposal
• Catholic Charities names new leadership team
• Census shows Peoria adds population
• Westminster a-twitter: Tech tricks at old dog show
• LaHood touts transportation bill as needed economic boost
• Peoria man killed in Mercer County traffic crash
• Shooting, robbery merit 20-year sentence
• Computer crushes the competition on 'Jeopardy!'
• Meet the President? If so, share your story
• Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood plans political party
• Arguing starts even before Illinois budget is unveiled
• Bradley vs. Northern Iowa
• Stan the Man honored by Obama
• Duane Gray resigns Tazewell County Board seat
• NASA craft snaps pics of comet in Valentine fling
• Census: Chicago's population down nearly 7 percent
• YWCA honors female leaders at award luncheon Tuesday
• Woman accused of stealing $100K-$500K from Knoxville business
• GOP mocks Obama budget, House weighs spending cuts
• Pekin home burns twice in one day
• Patriot Act extension passed by House
• Luciano: Car meets bar: A narrow escape
• Peorian struck by car is in serious condition
• Study: Sexes differ on their finances
• Adrift in the sea of information
• Speaker to address social media's impact
• Peoria chamber marks 100 years
• Pork Expo opening today after storm delay
• Expect Quinn to seek more cuts, new taxes
• Pekin working at trimming expenses
• How the Obama budget might fall on your shoulders
• Central Illinois Republicans rap Obama budget
• Federal budget may cut money for community grants
• Sewer repair work will reduce Glen to 1 lane
• Peoria man pleads guilty to second-degree murder
• Schock presides over U.S. House
• Peoria man charged in sex assault of child
• Gun owner faces charges after child brings weapon to school
• WCBU switching to all-news format
• Knox College names first female president
• Some Mason County residents upset with tax assessment appeals
• Cardinals, Pujols extend contract deadline
• Obama sends Congress $3.73 trillion budget
• Section of westbound Glen to close for water main repair
• Blagojevich attorneys want secret FBI tapes admitted
• Got any amazing photos from the Blizzard of 2011? We want to see them! Post your blizzard pics to our Facebook wall! And the winning photo wins a prize!
• Durbin: Expect more Middle East changes
• Pediatrics report details risks from energy drinks
• Meet Your Neighbor: Jeff Feldman
• Word on the Street: Churches weighing in on issues, election
• Council hopefuls mixed on change in historic preservation ordinance
• Warming trend makes for some pleasant, if wet, outdoor activities
• Director of 100-year study of Illinois birds to visit Sierra Club
• Havana marina expansion won't claim trees
• Teen faces at least 21 years in robbery
• Chicago mayor candidates fight to force runoff
• Egypt's military rulers dissolve parliament
• Laughing gas returning as option for laboring moms
• Rivermen get major-league win over Aeros in NHL arena
• FTD, Groupon get complaints, offer flower refunds
• District 150 primary school student brings handgun to school
• Earnhardt Jr. claims Daytona pole
• Deputy, police dog injured in early morning crash
• No. 14 Purdue comes back to beat Illinois 81-70
• Business File: RLI chief Stephens retiring, Cat promotes Buda
• PBS host to share Europe expertise
• Finke: Madigan sees virtue of restraint
• Bibo: No winner in Becker saga, guilty or not
• Home struggle resonates
• Luciano: Justice for girl who was forgotten in life
• Blackhawks fall to Phoenix in shootout
• Journal Star deliveryman shot at in South Peoria
• Driver charged with DUI after hitting Owl's Nest
• Fire damages vacant house in the West Bluff
• The quietest tournament
• Animal displays of affection
• Bradley clobbers Evansville 68-54
• 16-year-old allegedly poisoned fish in burglary
• School bans erotic dance style called 'grinding'
• Emanuel says he's not easing up in mayor's race
• Havana woman, 91, hit by car driven by husband dies
• Much at stake for U.S. in Egypt upheaval
• Culver's in Morton raises $6,000-plus for Estes Fund
• Cat monitors situation in Egypt
• Many households warming to LIHEAP
• Pastor: proposed Big Al’s sites ‘sad’
• Rivermen rally for point, fall to Aeros 4-3 in shootout
• Blackhawks let lead get away before falling to Stars in SO
• Salvation Army surpasses 2010 goal
• From outrage to joy
• Record at stake in Lincoln speech reading
• No strings attached
• Blues fall in wild shootout to Minnesota
• Not guilty verdict in stabbing
• Men in black rob bagel shop's register, employees
• North Peoria man faces 30 years for molestation
• JS Exclusive: Risinger says he might not finish term
• Scatchard arrives at Carver Arena with Rivermen
• Report: Borders bankruptcy filing likely next week
• Is Max Bielfeldt a big-time player? Or just big?
• Eureka College to get Reagan research center
• Tests find no Asian carp DNA in Michigan waters
• $10 an hour minimum wage? Illinois lawmaker proposes raise
• East Peoria issues boil order
• Quinn touts $3 billion in budget cuts made during tenure
• FBI investigates reported cross burning in southern Illinois
• Jury finds East Peoria man innocent in stabbing case
• Who has Peoria's oldest artifact?
• Ice Time Online - Boyhood Friends
• Peoria County Board devotes 40 minutes to state's income tax code
• Chance hired as assistant county administrator
• Schilling will be speaker at Fulton County dinner
• Einstein Bros. Bagels robbed by two men
• Police pick on verge of getting position
• Luciano: Drinking doesn't hamper parade's spirit
• District 150 must find new revenues or make more cuts
• Bartonville mayor resigns liquor commission post to work at tavern
• IDOT working on traffic signals
• Senate wants chance to OK state jobs
• Marshall board recommends hire
• Shooting suspect threw gun at cop
• Authorities: Woman was drunk during fatal crash
• Visitors Bureau optimistic
• Metamora will be ready to help set record
• Customers line up in Peoria for launch of Verizon iPhone
• Benefit for Haddad's employees to be Sunday
• Two raids net arrests, drugs, cash
• Bank robber faces up to 25 years
• Egypt's Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
• U.S. ambassador to UN hosts town hall at Twitter HQ
• Emanuel faces ire from some unions, other groups
• Ethics watchdog targets congressional sleepovers
• Panel votes to replace snow-damaged Metrodome roof
• Obama promotes plan for near universal wireless
• Bradley Chorale to present talent show
• January deficit grows by $50B, on pace for $1.5T
• Recital of original compositions
• Google, Facebook consider buying Twitter, according to report
• Want to hear Russell Simmons talk about how to get "Super Rich?" Watch it on our Livestream channel at 2pm! Use the link ( or just click the Livestream tab above!
• Teacher called students lazy whiners
• Frigid air, snow, worry ranchers in Plains, South
• High school rodeo finals in search of home in 2012
• Make some time for 'Movie Match'
• Blackhawks stop losing streak with win over Oilers
• Returnees shine for Bulls against Jazz
• Fundraiser to aid Estes family
• Four more charged in meth operation
• Rivermen stun Admirals in sudden-death shootout, 4-3
• Making science fun
• Audit finds Peoria District 150 deficit widens
• Cullerton: Pension cuts unconstitutional
• BU falls late at Missouri State
• Slaying suspect allegedly on camera
• Students get face time with employers at job fair
• From snow to flooding: Street crews prepare for weekend thaw
• City and firefighters reach tentative contract deal
• Groups hope to set record with Lincoln reading
• Rep. Giffords speaks for first time since shooting
• Gay marriage issue resurfaces in flurry of debate
• Challenging Obama, House GOP calls for deep cuts
• White House says no to emergency AK-47 regulation
• Strokes are rising fast among young, middle-aged
• General Motors unveils new Camaro at auto show
• Ameren declares quarterly dividend
• ADM invests in Brazilian palms, biodiesel plant
• East Peoria issues boil alert
• Bloomington post office reopens after snowstorm
• State Farm removing retirees from medical coverage
• Lawmakers oppose federal bailout for states
• Share your best Valentine's Day memories
• Two-man team steals watches from Northwoods Mall store
• Need some dating advice just in time for Valentine's Day? Take part in Relationships 101, Room 817 at the Chicago campus, today at 2pm!
• Yet another day of callous cold
• Urich officially hired as Peoria city manager
• Agricultural heritage on display Saturday
• City Council approves changes to historic preservation ordinance
• Bill gives crime victims a voice on prisoner board
• Galesburg council approves bid for $2M HUD grant
• Rivermen vividly recall 8-1
• Principal wants improvement at Quest Charter Academy
• Madigan: Tough choices lie ahead
• United Way funding steps up
• Town Theatre owners optimistic, prepare to give away money
• Arrest made in weekend homicide
• Rumsfeld reveals prewar Iraq strike plan
• Blagojevich claims conversation record 'mysteriously missing'
• Visiting Writers Series to host Missouri poet laureate
• Obama to call for $53B for high-speed rail
• Lecture and piano performance will feature the music of Robert Schumann
• Quinn doesn't always get his way when cutting state jobs
• No defect found in Toyota's electronic throttles
• Haitian Hearts 'Today Show' segment postponed
• Obama kicks his cigarette habit
• Peoria County names Greg Chance as interim county administrator
• Jazz Festival to feature jazz trumpeter Allen Vizzutti
• Quinn names board to direct sharing of health info
• RMU SIFE and Campbell's Soup are having a food drive from now until mid-March! The goal is to raise 2500 lbs of food. If each student donated 2 lbs, we can get there! To donate, contact Ricardo Medina at (312) 935-6400 or rmedina@robertmorris.edu
• 20 below zero windchill this morning
• ACLU blasts Chicago's network of cameras
• Driver who allegedly fled police caught after crash
• Pekin's deficit projection in flux
• Photos of the Month - January 2011
• Eureka swears in new alderman
• Metamora chooses next superintendent
• Morton board clears way for Cycling Classic
• Morton board approves agreement with iTV-3
• Knox coroner rules man's train death an accident
• Attorney's suspension may mean case delays
• Liquor commission signs off on Big Al's move
• With snow piled up, motorists reminded to watch for kids
• NBC to feature West Peoria doctor
• 'Pack the Place' initiative aims to boost attendance at local events
• Peorian gets 14 years for child abuse
• West Peoria proposes sales tax increase
• Cat stock rises over the $100 mark for first time since 2005
• Live: Chat with Rivermen goaltender Jake Allen
• AOL steps up news, ad effort with Huffington Post
• Madigan sues to stop convicted ex-cop's pension
• Super Bowl sets viewership record
• Packers return to Green Bay as Super Bowl champs
• Freed Google executive helped spark Egypt revolt
• Poll: Frisky folks choose snuggling over Snuggies
• Tax amnesty program tops revenue estimates
• Boy, 4, dies in Belvidere house fire
• Obama: White House, CEOs must work together
• Snow, sagging roof closes Bloomington post office
• U of I spring enrollment tops 40k
• Illinois GOP announces straw poll for 2012
• Arrest in Canton hammer attack
• Interested in seeing your Eagles play this week? Click the link for a full schedule of every game this week!
• Trial of Berg Fashion Library
• Illinois senators want review of Lake Shore Drive safety
• Harry Caray statue at Wrigley Field vandalized with 'Sox'
• Packers win Super Bowl, 31-25 over Steelers
• Fans enjoy tight game, camaraderie at various venues
• Recorded documents go online in Peoria County
• Clothing giveaway ministry has new home, will get new name
• Word on the Street: Absence of salary specifics surprising
• West Kettelle stabbing reported
• State turns to eminent domain
• Snowstorm a drain on city budgets
• Non-viewers find easy alternatives to game
• A chance to be part of a world record
• Which commercial do you like the most?
• Man killed outside Peoria night club ID'd
• Apartment fire causes $25,000 damage; no one injured
• On the Air: Dr. Andy knows how to deliver ‘Kids Kare’
• Warriors stop Bulls winning streak at six
• More state spending on the way in Illinois
• Super Bowl ad frenzy stretches far beyond the game
• Pekin business provides heaters during two Chicago playoff games
• Wolves defeat Rivermen in hard-fought match
• Four-vehicle crash closes Murray Baker Bridge
• No one injured in Peoria apartment complex fire
• Central Illinois residents venture out for sledding, snowball fights
• Mayors of four towns meet up for a public chat
• Kirk: Downstate remains crucial
• Finke: State back to its spending ways
• Dent part of new Pro Football Hall class
• Bradley wins second Valley game in row, 69-66 at SIU
• Circus continues for Illinois at Northwestern
• 'Dibs' on dug-out parking spots still a Chicago tradition
• By the numbers: Last week's winter storm
• Readers share stories of loyalties to Packers, Steelers
• Panthers sitting pretty in Mid-Illini
• Irish earn first outright Mid-State 6 title with win over Central
• Keep natural gas meters free of snow and ice
• 11 Peoria garbage trucks to run Saturday
• Eureka-Goodfield fire district gets federal grant
• Candle fire damages house in Washington
• Police stepping up fight against meth
• Rockford closer to joining OSF
• 20 shooters: Allen superb, but Rivermen fall in sudden-death SO
• Police say Toulon man locked up officer
• Peoria city manager could make up to $191,500
• Bank robber sentenced to 12 years in prison
• Shooter gets seven years after his second trial
• Luciano: A crazy walk for love and football
• Husband: Giffords would be OK with flight decision
• Ron Reagan: Palin has nothing in common with dad
• With no room to put snow, Eastern waterways beckon
• Prosecutors seek death penalty for Illinois brothers
• Peoria city councilman pleads guilty to disorderly conduct
• Tim McGraw to perform at Civic Center in May
• Cardinals, Edmonds agree on minor league deal
• Unemployment falls to 9 percent, nearly 2-year low
• Miller Group Media president found dead
• Mitsubishi will build new SUV at Normal plant
• South Pekin man smashes through window to escape blizzard
• Two-alarm fire in Central Peoria causes problems for firefighters
• Dozens rescued by Galesburg snowmobile team
• United Express flight taxies into snowdrift at Springfield airport
• Peoria lifts parking ban; 90 percent of alleys plowed
• NJ governor hopes to lure Illinois companies after tax increase
• Monmouth man given 40-month sentence in suffocation death
• Quinn on hand as Mitsubishi ushers in new era
• Hensick in high gear as Rivermen beat Barons, take first
• Packers, Steelers fans gearing up for Super Bowl Sunday
• Avon first-responder dies on duty during storm
• Four candidates file for board seat
• Tremont plow driver stranded during storm rescued by fellow workers
• Kingston Mines woman hospitalized after crash
• No classes Friday in District 150
• Pair of Pekin house fires caused by candles
• Gunman riding shotgun robs West Peoria walker
• Peorian arrested after armed robbery of cab
• Delavan road official recounts night trapped in snow
• Pekin ends traffic collision alert
• Orange Prairie Road now open
• Packer and Steeler fans: How did you become a diehard?
• Reagan legacy weighed amid 100th birthday events
• Peoria in for a record-setting winter
• Flights have resumed at Downing Airport
• Urich will make $175,000 annually as city manager
• Shoppers shook off snow, retailers gained in January
• Officials: Beware icy rural roadways
• Rosa Parks commemorated aboard CityLink buses Friday
• Illinois government resumes full operations
• City has 90 percent of roads cleared; tackling alleys today
• Utilities continue to restore power after blizzard
• Can you match Oscar?
• Central Illinois unfazed by massive snowstorm
• Luciano: In the middle of a blizzard
• Several school districts opt to cancel classes for second day
• Wheeled snow shovel has loyal fans
• Official: RMU classes are canceled tomorrow. All buildings will re-open and classes will resume Friday.
• Police ride with plow drivers
• Red Cross warming shelters go unused
• Driver leaves stuck car, dies during walk home
• Medical staff not slowed down by snow storm
• Hotels have few vacancies thanks to snow
• Major storm blankets Peoria area with more than a foot of snow
• First a blizzard, now bitter cold is on the way
• Plows struggle to clear rural roads in Tri-County Area
• Peoria area plow drivers' work pays off
• Despite snow, groundhog expects spring
• Flight cancellations top 6,000 for 2nd day
• Utilities scrambling to restore power across Illinois
• A fearful, frigid night on iconic Chicago road
• La Nina helping direct winter storm to Midwest
• Blood in Cairo square: Mubarak backers, foes clash
• Postal Service battling the snow
• CityLink to resume bus service Thursday
• Most of Peoria's main streets cleared; I-74, I-155 now open
• Delavan bears brunt of Tri-County power outages
• Some stores open today with skeleton crews
• Mayor takes spin around town to check out snow removal efforts
• All Wednesday flights canceled at Peoria airport
• Quinn orders National Guard to transport state troopers by Humvee
• I-70 reopens in Missouri after first closing in history
• Small crowd sees big victory for Illinois men's basketball
• Perfect storm: Rivermen face travel challenges
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