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The recently-promoted top officer of Illinois' National Guard says he'll incorporate lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina. A decade ago, Katrina hit.…

Illinois' State Superintendent of Schools says it wasn’t his decision to skip a legislative hearing this week. Members of Illinois' House Government…

Even though John Cullerton went along with the pension law that on Friday was found by the state's high court to be unconstitutional, the Illinois...

In Moscow, the armored personnel carrier can be rented to take couples to the registrar's office --or just out to dinner.

A food truck at the University of Connecticut is selling roasted crickets. The school's newspaper — The Daily Campus — reports the truck sells two or three containers of crickets per day.

Tuesday marks a deadline for state legislators on two major policy matters. As IPR’S Amanda Vinicky reports, both pit them against the Governor.There's no…

Candidates looking to run in the March primary began filing their paperwork Monday with the State Board of Elections. Anyone who was in line by 8 this…

Some Illinois Congressmen are more sure than others when it comes to authorizing a U.S. military strike in Syria. That will be at the top of the agenda…

As gas prices rise and fall, there's one constant. However much you pay to fill your gas tank, it's taxed. Several proposals would change how. IPR'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…