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Their survival rate for wounded warriors is an impressive 98 percent.
A 21-year-old Collinsville, Illinois man was charged Monday with criminal damage to property over $300.
Doctors say Illinois Sen. Mark Kirk has been upgraded to good condition and is continuing to improve after a major stroke.
A Chicago college is offering a class on the Occupy movement.
Friends and family gathered today to honor a man who was stabbed to death early Saturday in Naperville, Illinois, a suburb west of Chicago.
Sunday morning some die-hard Super Bowl fans were getting started on their game day festivities.
Gov. Pat Quinn is encouraging poor and working families to apply for a tax break aimed at helping them keep more of what they earn.
Heidi Glaus pulled out of town Thursday in a Byerly RV.
It's been a fixture of downtown Belleville since the 50s, but now it's closing.
Illinois Emergency Management Agency officials say lab tests show no measureable increase of radiation after steam was released to cool a northern Illinois nuclear reactor.
A St. Clair County homeowner died Friday morning in a fire at his residence.
"All Seasons" sits quiet and empty at a time when business should be booming. The owner says says typically winter is his busy season but, with the mild temperatures he is forced to close his business.
Cash-strapped Illinois could save more than $1.3 billion a year if it passed off its portion of public teacher retirement benefits to schools and colleges, but administrators say it could mean ruin for some school districts.
A 62-year-old Troy, Illinois man was charged Thursday for allegedly harassing and making threats to someone via telephone, the Madison County Sheriff's Office said.