Updated: 7:03 PM If you haven't noticed by now, there's a rather unusual phenomenon taking place in the Great Outdoors right now, perhaps right in your back yard. Leaves are already beginning to change color; an early taste of autumn.
Updated: 4:40 PM One new store at Cherryvale Mall is looking to hire more than a dozen employees.
Updated: 2:31 PM A spokeswoman says Gov. Rod Blagojevich won't approve hiring outside counsel for the Illinois Gaming Board until new board members are named.
Updated: 2:33 PM The number of reported Hepatitis C cases in Wisconsin increased fivefold in recent years.
Updated: 12:49 PM Several public interest groups are questioning a plan to fund a $5.3 billion overhaul of Illinois' tollway system by increasing tolls.
Updated: 12:48 PM U.S. Senate candidate Russ Darrow didn't pay any state income tax for 2002, even though federal documents show he reported a salary of more than $1 million.
Updated: 12:47 PM No school Wednesday for almost 8,000 students in the Harlem school district.
Posted: 5:24 PM Teacher strikes can have lasting effects on school districts; just ask those in Oregon schools.
Updated: 1:45 PM President Bush has asked Tommy Thompson to spend some more time in Wisconsin leading up to the general election.
Updated: 1:43 PM President Bush holds a campaign rally Friday in suburban Milwaukee, a day after the Republican National Convention wraps up in New York.
Updated: 1:41 PM The Illinois attorney general's office has filed suit against two of the nation's largest retailers over claims that they aren't collecting state taxes for sales generated over the Internet.
Updated: 1:38 PM Negotiators in the Harlem School District plan to return to the bargaining table Tuesday with a federal mediator.
Updated: 1:37 PM A 38-year-old LaSalle County woman is the 15th confirmed case of West Nile in Illinois this year.
Updated: 1:35 PM Illinois government fans will soon be able to watch state Senate sessions over the Internet.
Posted: 1:33 PM SAT scores for Illinois high school students in the class of 2004 are almost unchanged from a year ago.
Updated: 1:24 PM Questions surface in District 205 at to what is gang related and what is just normal teenage clothing.
Updated: 1:08 PM Day number seven of no school.
Updated: 8:47 PM As the Harlem teachers’ strike reaches week two, many parents and students are losing hope that the sides will ever come to an agreement.
Updated: 1:18 PM The Dave Matthews Band says it's cooperating with authorities in Chicago to determine what happened when a tour boat filled with passengers was doused with raw sewage.
Updated: 1:02 PM A survey says more Wisconsin workers in the manufacturing sector could expect pay raises next year.
Updated: 1:00 PM City officials plan to spray before Waterfront.
Updated: 12:59 PM The Harlem school district heads into the second week of negotiating.
Updated: 10:30 PM A woman's push for a way to help her husband's unit in Iraq turned into a military benefit Sunday in Rockford.
Updated: 10:03 PM A chance to help support to the troops overseas.
Updated: 10:03 PM Will Harlem students ever start school?
