Johnson County News

Construction may be up, but one southern Illinois couple says they found the perfect reason not to tear their house down.

Quinn will appeal the judge's ruling in favor of AFSCME. From a press release The State of Illinois will be appealing today's ruling.

Gov. Pat Quinn's planned state layoffs are on hold. Saline County Judge Todd Lambert today issued a preliminary injunction sought by a major union to block Quinn's push to lay off some 2,600 state workers.

The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees hopes a court injunction will stop job cuts at six Illinois prisons, including the Vienna Correctional Center.

A major union is in court seeking an order to block Gov. Pat Quinn's plan to lay off about 2,600 state employees.

I'm looking for any information pertaining to the paternal lineage of Martin Luther Anderson of Vienna, Illinois.

A hearing is scheduled next week in southern Illinois in a major union's lawsuit meant to block Illinois Gov.

A lawsuit filed Monday by the union representing guards at the East Moline Correctional Center seeks an injunction to stop the layoff of some 2,600 state employees, including 74 from the local prison.

The Illinois Department of Corrections will cut 419 jobs at six prisons by then end of September.

The Illinois Department of Corrections will cut 419 jobs at six prisons by then end of September.

Johnson County, IL-It may just seem like a bump in the road, but to motorcycle riders like Thomas Legens one section of road on Highway 146 about a mile outside of Vienna sits an accident waiting to happen.

It was a busy day for volunteer firefighters in Johnson County, Illinois as they took on two blazes Sunday.

Verizon Wireless, the wireless company with the highest customer loyalty, has activated a new cell site in Johnson County, which will enable more customers to use their wireless phones concurrently to make calls; send and receive email and text, picture and video messages; access the Internet; view high-quality videos; and download music, games and ...

The number of adults in Illinois with less than a ninth-grade education is growing, and costing the state billions of dollars, the Illinois Community College Board warns.