• Archbishop John Myers: I didn't know of abuse allegation
• Alzheimer's awareness to benefit from Illinois plates
• 1 dead, a dozen homes damaged after S. Ill. blast
• Bear injures southern Illinois man
• Fire destroys Springfield cerebral palsy group home
• Bars, clubs rush to get a piece of video action
• Gov. Pat Quinn signs new laws supporting veterans at Illinois State Fair
• Caterpillar CEO pushes for immigration reform
• Dozens of bras stolen from Springfield store
• Illinois State Fair underway in Springfield
• Meijer to hire for 900 jobs in Illinois, 738 in Chicago
• Marijuana legalization: Illinois 20th state to legalize medical marijuana
• Illinois cigarette tax rose 150 percent in July
• University of Illinois jumps 33 spots on Forbes rankings list of America's Top Colleges
• Illinois top 5 party school, Princeton Review says
• Gov. Quinn signs 3 Illinois traffic safety bills
• 5 cases of cyclospora stomach bug reported in Illinois
• Quinn signs bills to help ex-offenders get jobs
• Illinois State Fair announces mobile app
• Champaign writing rules to own backyard chickens
• Illinois driver charged with dragging officer
• Illinois couple pulls neighbor from burning home
• Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn: Wisconsin should legalize gay marriage
• Budweiser Clydesdales part of Illinois State Fair lineup
• Millikin University stands behind professor who killed family as teen
• Ill. unemployment at 9.2 percent for July, above nat'l average
• Governor Pat Quinn signs bill making medical marijuana legal in Illinois
• Illinois State Fair starts next week
• Swine flu case confirmed in Illinois
• Illinois medical marijuana to be legalized by Quinn signing
• Man pays $150K of insurance order with 4 tons of quarters
• Gov. Pat Quinn to sign bill legalizing medical marijuana in Illinois
• Activists protest Starved Rock fracking
• Cyclospora stomach bug investigation continues in Ill.
• Cyclospora stomach bug investigation continues in Ill.
• Ill. among 4 worst states for sex abuse of juveniles in state custody
• 4 cases of rare food-borne cyclosporiasis stomach bug found in Illinois
• Sheila Simon to make political announcement Wednesday
• Illinois pheasant hunting locations announced
• Judge tosses bid for hastened Ill. concealed carry
• Stanley Cup visits state capital
• Aurora bird hoarding: Rescued parakeet 'Nubs' inspires kids' book
• Unsealed birth records give adoptees peek at past
• Illinois to allow online voter registration
• $144M in federal flood aid distributed in Illinois
• Three cases of stomach virus reported in Illinois
• Stomach bug cyclospora spreads to Illinois | First documented case reported near Springfield
• Illinois Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka says she cannot pay state lawmakers
• U. of Illinois president to get extension
• Illinois tick population on the rise
• Caterpillar 2Q profit falls 77 pct; cuts outlook
• Normal adding 3 fire stations
• Galesburg college set to welcome Obama
• Drummer who dressed as a clown pleads guilty
• Ill. man accused of abusing, hospitalizing infant
• Ex-trooper blamed in deadly crash seeks license
• Emerald ash borer discovered in NW Illinois
• Gov. Quinn signs Medicaid expansion into law
• Illinois Tollway offers mobile website for I-PASS users
• Quinn signs new boat safety law
• Winnetka imposes assault weapons restrictions
• Group: Few sex offenders resources at Big Muddy
• Illinois Weather: Heat wave blankets state
• 44 community groups to tout insurance marketplace
• Doc suspected in Omaha killings waives extradition
• Police: 11-year-old killed by shot fired by boy
• Quinn signs law helping minority-owned businesses
• Man gets 35-year sentence for beating WWII veteran
• Man dies in Champaign County grain bin
• Ill. man pleads guilty in Miss. federal drug case
• Sweltering weather blankets Illinois; State opens 100 cooling centers
• Carbondale lifts ban on Halloween bar business
• Swift approval sought for Midwest oil pipeline
• Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon expected to announce run for comptroller
• Reports show Gov. Quinn raised more funds than opponents to date
• 3 Peoria police officers hurt in crash
• State gets new disability parking placards
• Prophetsville fire damages 5 downtown buildings
• Environmental groups sue over Illiana project
• Illinois objects to call for immediate concealed-carry
• ComEd hosts first statewide emergency drill
• Former Dixon comptroller Rita Crundwell's attorney appeals 20-year sentence
• Illinois abortion ruling paves way for parental notification law
• Illinois lawmakers react to Gov. Quinn's salary suspensions
• Illinois Lottery changes hike Lotto ticket price, move drawing days
• Police: Beating of pregnant woman possibly gang-related
• Ex-clerk accused of stealing from Ill. village
• Man pleads not guilty to killing Columbia teenager
• Motorist killed after car hits tractor on highway
• Comptroller seeking legal review of Quinn pay cut
• Chicago man sentenced in 2007 shooting death
• Gov. Quinn suspends lawmaker pay until Illinois pension reform finalized
• ISRA wants Illinois to allow concealed carry immediately
• Illinois lawmakers to scrutinize Metra severance deal for Alex Clifford, former chief executive
• Gov. Quinn warns lawmakers of pension inaction consequences
• Champaign set to welcome backyard chickens
• Rockford shootings leave 2 dead, 2 injured, police say
• Illinois Weather: State braces for heat, storms
• Bill Kurtis to be voice of Illinois tourism ads