Tuesday Dec 15 | The Capitol Fax Blog
Tuesday, Dec 15, 2009 * Phones ring, no one answers: Layoffs close jobs program offices For two weeks, no one's been answering the phones in the Clinton and Monroe counties' WorkNet Center offices - despite stacks of joblessness claims caused by the worst recession in decades.
Illinois Government News Network
Governor Quinn Invites Illinois Citizens to Participate in "It's Our River Day"
" September 18, 2009. At the Lincoln Park Boathouse on Friday, Governor Pat Quinn and the Illinois Department of Natural Resources invited Illinois citizens to join them in celebrating the fifth annual "It's Our River Day" on Saturday, September 19, 2009.
Starved Rock Hot Glass offers creations and classes
The latest in Ottawa's long history of producing quality glass products - items from car windows to marbles - are the unique and original art glass creations anyone can learn to make at Starved Rock Hot Glass.
Illinois crop duster pilot treated after plane clips tree, crashes
A central Illinois pilot is recovering after his crop duster clipped a tree and crashed.
Illinois crop duster pilot treated after plane clips tree, crashes
A central Illinois pilot is recovering after his crop duster clipped a tree and crashed.
Illinois crop duster pilot treated after plane clips tree, crashes
A central Illinois pilot is recovering after his crop duster clipped a tree and crashed.
FOX59.com WXIN-TV Indianapolis
Ill. hospital pilot treated for chemical burns after crop duster crash
A central Illinois pilot is recovering after his crop duster clipped a tree and crashed.
It has been over a year since the Bureau County Speedway shut down racing operations, and while a large contingent of area racers have continued to fill their need for speed, the loss of the Speedway has made things harder.
The Commercial-News, Danville, IL
The Rev. Dennis O'Riley has no idea how many Masses he's celebrated in his 50 years as a priest.
It's official: June was another really wet month
Rain pounded towns across Illinois last month harder than normal. Statewide June precipitation was 5.3 inches, about 1.2 inches above normal.
No surprise: June rainfall totals 4.8 inches over average
Statewide, June precipitation in Illinois was 5.3 inches, 1.2 inches above normal and the 25th-wettest June on record.