McIlroy is Anxious Heading into British Open
McIlroy eager to chase title at site of his 1st British Open
Kids Day at the Dallas Wings game
Kids take over the telecast of the Dallas Wings game
MLB Requires Sensitivity Training for Brewers' Hader Amid Disturbing Old Tweets
Major League Baseball says Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader will be required to go through sensitivity training.
Knox feels like gold with spot in Open, pairing with Tiger
CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) Getting into the British Open was a reward in itself for Russell Knox. And then it got better.
Brewers' Hader to participate in sensitivity training after tweets resurface
Josh Hader will be required to go through sensitivity training after a series of problematic tweets resurfaced during the MLB All-Star Game
Delle Donne and Parker Headline WNBA's All-Star Teams
Elena Delle Donne and Candace Parker will captain the WNBA All-Star teams.
Madden 19 Cover Boy Revealed
The cover of Madden 19 has finally been revealed with Antonio Brown featured on the front.
Kawhi goes to Raptors, DeRozan goes to Spurs
The Kawhi Leonard saga in San Antonio is finally over.
ACC's Swofford expects national rule on reporting injuries
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Atlantic Coast Conference Commissioner John Swofford expects an eventual new national rule requiring colleges to list all inactive or ineligible college players for game day following the recent Supreme Court ruling striking down a
ROWVA Grad Named Personal Trainer Of The Year
R.O.V.A. High School and University of Illinois graduate Chad Landers is no stranger to awards ceremonies and celebrities. His wife, Karen has won multiple Oscars for sound editing but this time around, Chad was the award
Board votes to demolish 123-year-old Rock Island courthouse
ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (AP) – A northern Illinois county board has voted to tear down a 123-year-old stone courthouse despite pleas from the public to save the building.
202 School Board approves tentative F-Y 2019 budget
The Knoxville School District could see a surplus of $182,720 when all is said and done for the fiscal year 2019.
Fire departments share $2.2 million grant for equipment
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) – Fire departments and ambulance services in Illinois will share $2.2 million to purchase safety equipment, protective clothing, breathing apparatus and other needed tools.
Man gets 12 life sentences for abusing kids over 10 years
CHICAGO (AP) – A suburban Chicago man has been sentenced to 12 consecutive terms of life in prison for sexually abusing children over 10 years.
Fire damages northern Illinois’ Gold Pyramid House
WADSWORTH, Ill. (AP) – Authorities say fire severely damaged a giant pyramid home that doubles as a tourist attraction in northern Illinois.
Bill taking Illinois out of voter registration system vetoed
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) – Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has vetoed a bill that would end the state’s participation in a multistate voter registration system critics say is inaccurate and vulnerable to hackers.
4-year-old boy found dead after central Illinois house fire
BARTONVILLE, Ill. (AP) – Authorities say a 4-year-old boy was found dead after a house fire near Peoria.
Peoria pulls plug on contentious riverfront apartments plan
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) – Peoria officials have terminated a contentious proposal that would have built apartments on part of what is now a public park along the Illinois River.
UI settles lawsuit against alumnus for $7.5K
PARK RIDGE, Ill. (AP) – The University of Illinois is paying an alumnus $7,500 to stop selling T-shirts that say “Make Illinois Great Again” with a drawing of the school’s former mascot Chief Illiniwek.
Benedictine hopes to sell Springfield campus for $3M
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) – Benedictine University’s president says the school hopes to sell its entire Springfield campus for $3 million to a buyer, who could potentially use the grounds for education.