SIU considers new satellite office outside Carbondale
A Southern Illinois University official says the school is considering having a satellite office for its law school in downtown Springfield or Edwardsville.
Takeaways from Illinois primary: Big money, party splits
Illinois voters added their voices to the 2018 primary season. Here's the key takeaways from the nation's second statewide primary in President Donald Trump's midterm election year.
Hawks out of playoffs for first time since ’08
What was left of the United Center crowd was mostly quiet while the final seconds of an era ticked off Tuesday night. There was no big rally for the Chicago Blackhawks. No final charge.
2018 primary election results
By Jim Hagerty
Contributor
ROCKFORD -- Although home rule dominated the headlines this primary election cycle, there were several key state and local elections. Below are results of Tuesday's contested races.
Local Results…
Home rule sparks big turnout at polls
Proponents asked voters to give them the power to make local decisions that are currently made at the state level. Mayor Tom McNamara sought to use home rule to diversify the city's revenue sources to take a heavy burden off the backs of…
Headlined by Allen Robinson, grading the Bears’ 2018 free agent class
Bears guy Robert Zeglinski grades each signing and re-signing made by the Bears and Pace in 2018’s free agency.
DeVos faces withering criticism in House hearing
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos faced blistering questioning from House Democrats on Tuesday as they confronted her on gun control, racism and LGBT rights.
Illinois primary could set up most expensive governor’s race
Two inordinately wealthy front-runners who have largely bankrolled their campaigns for Illinois governor faced nomination challenges Tuesday in a primary that also features a self-described "middle-class candidate," a member of a famous…
Our City, Our Story. Crust and Crumbles
When Jojo G. needed a job, she took a chance to call the Rockford City Market to pitch a booth. She bluffed her way into a path that has now become her career.
Your Horoscope: March 21-27, 2018
ARIES
At work, you’ll be asked to put in some overtime, and your hard work will be handsomely rewarded. A short training lesson will put you on track to reach your greatest professional goals.
TAURUS
Someone will try to pressure…
Are eagles disappearing, or just finding new territory?
The question of whether the bald eagle population is dwindling in the Midwest continues to confound bird watchers along the Mississippi River.
The organizer behind an annual winter count conducted in January by hundreds of volunteers …
Rockford org helps more than 500 homeless teens in less than a year
A conversation with his daughter about a year ago led one Rockford resident to create an organization helping hundreds of homeless teenagers in the area.
Shutdown looming, Congress and White House seek budget deal
The bipartisan measure is loaded with political and policy victories for both parties. Republicans and Trump are winning a long-sought budget increase for the Pentagon, while Democrats obtain funding for infrastructure, the opioid crisis…
Loyola-Chicago savoring sweet NCAAs after grassroots rebuild
In 100 years of basketball at Loyola, a Catholic college in the heart of Chicago with of about 16,000 students, no team has won more games than this year's Ramblers (30-5), the No. 11 seed in the South Region.
Police: Fight inside CherryVale Mall led to gunshots in parking lot
Sunday marks the second gun-related incident in the mall parking lot in recent weeks. No injuries were reported.