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A new study shows Illinois schools are unable to fill one out of every 100 teaching positions. While there are concerns about turnover and fewer people entering the field, some of the biggest challenges with filling teacher jobs are in specific subjects and locations.

The agenda for Monday’s regular meeting shows the Pekin City Council will enter an executive session before considering resolutions to terminate a city employee and assign an “interim city manager.”

The McLean and Tazewell county Republican Party chairs have chosen Morton doctor Bill Hauter to finish state Rep. Keith Sommer's term in office.

Central Illinois congressman Eric Sorensen says he's optimistic Congress can come to agreement on a farm bill this year. The Democrat from Moline was recently appointed to the U.S. House Agriculture Committee.

Moss Avenue is fast becoming a magnet for artists from around the country.

The Midwest Food Bank in Morton is sending semi-loads of family food boxes to southern Georgia to aid victims of Hurricane Idalia

Citizens Against Predatory Pipelines and Christine and Thomas Kost of Milan both argue the maps of the proposed pipeline route are inadequate.

You may have felt the fringe effects of an earthquake that shook north Central Illinois around 4:45 a.m.

A federal agency is suing Pekin-based Alto Ingredients after the company fired an electrician and military veteran, allegedly because of his disability.

Outdoor camping on public property is now banned in Morton after the village board unanimously passed a new ordinance this week largely aimed at homeless encampments.