Updated: 8:25 PM Store owner and three police departments chased the suspect.

Updated: 5:53 PM Smoking or obesity, which kills more Americans every year?

Updated: 8:26 PM A local nursing home resident went for a 15-mile walk.

Updated: 3:35 PM Facts weren't misrepresented in justifying war in Iraq.

Updated: 2:51 PM Support shifts in U.S. Senate race.

Updated: 2:35 PM Shortage of teachers addressed with grant.

Updated: 12:29 PM Not enough money continues to plague school district's.

Posted: 3:59 PM County board looks at $50 million in road projects.

Updated: 3:14 PM Fans of homemaking show may not see it in syndication.

Updated: 12:38 PM "Flat Rock" has engineers asking questions.

Updated: 2:08 PM Iraqi citizens sign a temporary constitution.

Updated: 1:20 PM Legislation to help clarify parking signs killed in House committee.

Updated: 12:28 PM It's been two years and two weeks since the murder of 71-year-old Lottie Flowers. Still, no suspects and no leads.

Updated: 12:26 PM NIU students get a real life lesson in bomb threats and anthrax.

Updated: 9:31 PM A semi gets pinned underneath a bridge.

Updated: 9:30 PM Surveys needed to land another commercial airline in Rockford.

Updated: 9:34 PM Working to fund a permanent location for Mount Morris students.

Updated: 6:16 PM At least nine stateline schools are left in the dark after heavy winds rip through the area causing power outages.

Updated: 5:49 PM Children's advocates wants animal-control officers to help watch for signs of child abuse.

Updated: 4:08 PM Democrats say the president's economic plan is failing and weak job numbers prove it.

Updated: 4:04 PM Another stateline manufacturer is downsizing eliminating more than a dozen jobs.

Updated: 2:47 PM Martha Stewart is guilty on all of the charges against her.

Updated: 3:23 PM Thursday is Golden Apple day.

Updated: 3:19 PM Not only will gas prices be hitting our wallets hard, so could power prices.

Updated: 2:40 PM A woman who worked for a one-time top aide to former Gov. George Ryan has pleaded guilty to mail fraud in a bid-rigging scheme involving an $11 million contract.