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Southwestern Illinois College plans to spend $2 million on upgrades to the former Lynx Lodge.

Calling it a “problem-riddled agency,” the Republican senator representing Queen Creek wants to abolish the Arizona Commerce Authority — the same agency that helped the town land the $5.5 lithium

Israel's actions are meant to prevent terrorism, not marginalize an ethnic group, some readers say. Others say the "apartheid" label isn't surprising to people who follow the situation.

From table hacks to CSS kludges, these are some of the techniques that helped web developers get their fancy pages on the internet.

“U.S. Steel has indefinitely idled Granite City’s primary operations,” company spokeswoman says.

A political committee that helped expand the Democratic majority on the Illinois Supreme Court and was backed by Illinois Senate President Don Harmon emptied its bank account just weeks after being notified it faced one of the largest state election fines ever for failing to timely disclose millions of dollars it spent until after last November’s election. On Tuesday, the State Board of ...

A political committee that helped expand the Democratic majority on the Illinois Supreme Court and was backed by Illinois Senate President Don Harmon emptied its bank account just weeks after being notified it faced one of the largest state election fines ever for failing to timely disclose millions of dollars it spent until after last November’s election. On Tuesday, the State Board of ...

With Thanksgiving on the horizon, budget-conscious area residents have an array of free activities to enjoy.

His spokesman says it was an “oversight” that Harmon’s campaign funds took the money after the Oak Park Democrat voted to ban contributions from red-light-camera operators.

Sure, the amounts some state lawmakers accepted were relatively small sums and dispersed before the reform bill was signed into law. But no means no.