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An Illinois Senate Republican, who is also a teacher, has suggested a bill that requires school districts pay starting teachers $40,000 a year should be amended to get future teachers out of an underf...

Funeral services have been announced for the Terre Haute Police Officer who died after being shot Friday evening. Forty-five year old Officer Rob Pitts was a sixteen year veteran of the Terre Haute Po...

Indiana State Police Detectives and Crime Scene Investigators continue their investigation into the death of a veteran Terre Haute Police Officer and a homicide suspect during an exchange of gunfire a...

President Trump says the southern border is under siege, and in a tweet Friday morning he urged Congress to act on ''our weak and ineffective immigration laws.'' Congressman John Shimkus agrees with t...

OSF HealthCare has been named one of the best employers in the country for 2018 by Forbes magazine, and was the highest ranked Illinois-based company earning the distinction. OSF HealthCare is ranked ...

Terre Haute’s Police Chief says the person wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a Terre Haute Police Officer tonight (Friday, May 4, 2018) has also died. State Police Sergeant Joe Wat...

Vermilion County real estate tax bills are on their way! County Treasurer Darren Duncan says the bills are being mailed today (Friday...May 4th, 2018). He says taxpayers will have until June 15th to p...

The Danville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau and other tourism offices will get some additional funding under a bill sponsored by Senator Scott Bennett. The measure has been approved in the Senate...

Danville Police are holding a suspect in connection with a Thursday evening (May 3rd) shooting. Public Safety Director Larry Thomason says officers were flagged down in the area of the 900 block of Cl...

Illinois State Police say Troopers and Zone 5 Investigators are looking into multiple reports of vehicles being damaged while traveling along Interstate 74 between Ogden and Champaign. The incidents h...