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The District 150 School Board unanimously signed-off on a separation agreement with Superintendent Grenita Lathan last night. The agreement says Lathan’s…

The Illinois Senate took a key step Thursday toward implementing the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare." Senators approved the creation of a…

Legislators writing an overhaul of the state's pension systems could be nearing the end of their work. IPR’s Amanda Vinicky has the latest: Feedback's…

The state’s next transportation plan through 2020 is open for public input. The multi-modal plan was on display and open to the public Monday at the I-Dot…

District 150 is preparing for safety changes this coming academic year. New state law requires the district to hold an annual drill in the event of a…

An initiative announced by the University of Illinois more than a year ago now has the funding to build its Chicago-based manufacturing hub.Over the…

Those impacted by the November 17th tornadoes who’ve registered with FEMA also need to make sure to apply with the Small Business Administration by the…

Bradley University’s incoming freshman class is the largest the school has seen in the last two classes. It’s more than 60 students than last year’s…

This week, we're talking with Marcia Johnson from the Wheels O' Time Museum in Dunlap, about some of their exhibits and events for the 2019 season. The…

Eleven years after some members of the Episcopal Church in the Quad Cities and western Illinois voted to leave and join the Anglican Church, a dispute...