• Special session expected to form pension committee
• Last barge recovered from Marseilles dam after flooding
• Madigan seeks 2nd extension on concealed carry decision
• Bill Daley proposes plan to end pension deadlock
• Illinois prison, Tri County Detention Center, begins video visitation
• SIUC student dies in wreck ; counselors available at school
• Motorcycle fatalities up 13% in Illinois in 2013 so far
• Illinois motorcycle deaths on the rise
• Frustration, no agreement at pension summit
• Illinois concealed carry OK'd in 3rd county
• Illinois concealed carry OK'd in another county
• Illinois concealed carry OK'd in another county
• Granite City police: Woman stabbed to death
• Parole denied 32 times in 1970 murder
• Goreville likely to repeal law that requires gun ownership
• Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon urges cities to consider assault-weapons bans
• Rockford schools hope to switch to propane buses
• DOC official quits after harassment investigations
• St. Louis bridge closure postponed until late June
• Levees, sandbags along rain-swollen Mississippi hold up so far
• Gov. Quinn calls special session on pensions after two credit agencies lower Illinois' rating
• Rockford area Catholic parishes OK'd to sponsor Boy Scout troops
• Moody's downgrades Illinois bonds, maintains negative outlook
• Officers: East Moline man squeezed cop's testicles
• $73M for flood victims in Ill so far
• Illinois gay marriage legislation not dead
• Quinn announces more money for 'Welcome Home Heroes' program
• Illinois steroid injections trigger investigation into Tennessee compounding pharmacy
• Man charged in house fire that killed 4 children
• Illinois House OKs crackdown on social media 'flash mobs'
• Illinois State University selects Timothy Flanagan as new president
• Unions support new Illinois pension reform bill
• Governor Pat Quinn rejects bill raising electric rates
• Senator Mark Kirk makes first Chicago public appearance since stroke
• Motive released in 5 Manchester deaths
• Illinois Senate approves 'puppy lemon' bill that would protect customers if a new poppy got sick
• Landmarks Illinois names 10 most endangered historic places
• Prosecutors drop some charges against Christopher Harris in Beason family slayings
• Illinois Tollway may charge Ind. EZPass drivers fee
• Funeral set for Manchester family shot to death last week
• Parents, 2 boys, grandma shot to death in Manchester, Ill., ID'd
• Illinois lawmakers crack down on social media 'flash mobs'
• Charges filed in death of Trooper Kyle Deatherage on I-55
• Illinois Governor Quinn declares disaster in 38 flood-hit counties
• IL gov. declares state of emergency due to flooding
• Drivers urged to be careful in highway work zones
• Freeport man wins $50 million Powerball jackpot
• Thomson prison would be activated by proposed budget
• Semis overturn near Rochelle on Reagan ramp
• Travel websites sued by Illinois municipalities
• NIU grad student charged with child porn distribution
• Quinn helps foster sister school pairing
• Homeless lottery winner claims prize
• Governor Quinn in Mexico for trade mission
• Pregnant woman Tasered by Springfield police
• Gov. Quinn proclaims April 'Earth Month' in Illinois
• Concealed carry on mass transit under consideration
• Drivers could be fined for having dog in lap under proposed Illinois bill
• Harrisburg to receive $1.5M in federal disaster relief
• Quinn announces spring construction projects
• John Mayer, Phillip Phillips to perform at Illinois State Fair 2013
• Illinois House approves smart-grid for Comed
• More jobs, unemployment up in Illinois
• Quinn calls for investment in arts
• Illinois State Treasurer auctioning unclaimed property
• Hundreds of workers on strike at UIUC
• Quinn delivers Illinois budget address
• Quinn appointee to prison board withdraws
• Illinois Governor Pat Quinn vetoes gambling expansion bill
• Plane makes emergency landing at Lambert Airport in St. Louis
• Illinois license plate sticker fee increased Friday
• State-of-the-art van will help state police crime scene investigators
• Court delays enforcement of new foreclosure rules
• Dixon teachers on strike, classes could be canceled Friday
• Dixon teachers reportedly plan to strike Thursday
• Illinois gay marriage vote could come Tuesday
• Mary Ann McMorrow, first woman on Illinois Supreme Court, dies
• Quinn in Washington for Governors' meeting
• Ill. Supreme Court: New rules fight mortgage foreclosure abuses
• Illinois concealed carry law: Court won't reconsider ruling
• I-Cash kiosks search unclaimed items
• NRA backs concealed guns on public transportation
• Group wants DNA test for Abraham Lincoln museum's hat
• Quinn promotes state tax prep services
• Family sues NIU fraternity Pi Kappa Alpha in alleged hazing death of pledge David Bogenberger
• Rita Crundwell: Lawyers ask for sentence of about 12 1/2 years
• Law would make Illinois kids start school at age 5
• Illinois gay marriage bill could move to House
• Gov. Quinn addresses gun violence, minimum wage in State of the State speech
• Full text of Illinois Governor Pat Quinn's 2013 State of the State speech
• Bill to legalize gay marriage moves to Illinois Senate floor
• IDES employees to join unemployed ranks
• Ill. lawmakers hold town hall on conceal carry
• Super Bowl has troopers on lookout for drunk drivers
• Illinois delays sale of $500 million in bonds
• Credit card fees now allowed at Ill., Ind. stores
• Credit card fees now allowed at Ill., Ind. stores
• Reaction to immigration reform deal: Not everyone agrees with path to citizenship
• Credit card charge allowed in Ill., Ind.
• Illiois becomes 4th state to issue driver's licenses to illegal immigrants