Political
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Lack of pension deal could result in lower state credit rating
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- The state of Illinois has been warned if it doesn't come to a solution on pensions, it will not bode well for its bond rating.
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Schock visits alma mater Richwoods High School
PEORIA, Ill. -- Congressman Aaron Schock returned to his alma mater Richwoods High School Thursday to discuss politics.
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Group attacks Schock with radio and TV ads
18th District Congressman Aaron Schock has become the target of a group called the "Jobs and Progress Fund", which has bought thousands of dollars in radio and TV attack ads.
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House passes law allowing illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses
SPRINGFIELD, Ill -- On Tuesday, the Illinois House passed a law that allows illegal immigrants to acquire a license with the proper paperwork.
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97th General Assembly adjourns; kicks 'pension can' down road
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- The state's biggest challenge, pension reform, now lies in the hands of the next General Assembly.
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Interview: U.S. Senator Dick Durbin talks farm bill, gun control
PEORIA, Ill. -- U.S. Senator Dick Durbin stopped by the WEEK studios to discuss the farm bill, gun control, and the fiscal cliff.
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Midwest lawmakers survey Mississippi river work
Senator Dick Durbin and Congressman Bill Enyart were on the Mississippi on Monday watching the Army Corps of Engineers and Coast Guard working to clear the river.
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Judge orders alderman's name returned to ballot
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Ward 5 Alderman Jennifer McDade is back on the primary ballot in Bloomington.
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Lawmakers work to push legislation through before end of Lame Duck session
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Only 24 hours remain for Illinois lawmakers to get moving and get our state's pension problem under control before the current legislative session ends.
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The holiday is over for payroll taxes
Social Security Payroll Taxes are going up 2%for all American workers.
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