Ex-Mizzou coach Pinkel undergoing cancer treatment again
Former Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel says his cancer has returned and he is being treated for cancer again.
Shannon Sharpe on why the Raptors should be the frontrunner to sign Kawhi Leonard over the Clippers
There’s less than a week left until NBA Free Agency begins and Shannon Sharpe discusses what Kawhi Leonard should do. Hear why he thinks the Toronto Raptors have everything right now to convince Kawhi to re-sign.
Cooling assistance program underway for Ameren

If you were hoping for cooling assistance through Ameren’s Warm Neighbors Cool Friends program this summer, a change in the program’s qualifications may impact you. The utility’s Shane Hartman says the program opened statewide June 1 with
Dikembe Mutombo records Ebola messages for US officials
Former NBA shot blocker promoting vaccinations and other measures in Ebola outbreak
Pujols concludes STL return with 2 hits, Molina jersey swap

ST. LOUIS (AP) – Angels slugger Albert Pujols had two hits and exchanged jerseys with former teammate Yadier Molina to conclude an emotional return to St. Louis, and Los Angeles beat the Cardinals 6-4 on Sunday night.
Federowicz, Santana hit early HRs, Rangers top White Sox 7-4

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) – Tim Federowicz and Danny Santana hit two-out, two-run homers in the second inning and Shawn Kelley shut down a late White Sox rally with his first four-out save of the season as the
Baez HR, Cubs win 5-3; Alonso sets Mets mark for rookie HRs

CHICAGO (AP) – Javier Baez hit the 100th homer of his career, a three-run drive in the eighth inning as the Chicago Cubs overcame another home run by Pete Alonso to beat the New York Mets 5-3
Police: 3 dead following fiery crash on Chicago’s west side
CHICAGO (AP) – Police say three people have died following a fiery crash in Chicago.
Illinois court tosses conviction over Facebook photo
ROCKFORD, Ill. (AP) – An appellate court has tossed a central Illinois man’s gun conviction, ruling a lower court shouldn’t have allowed a Facebook photograph of him standing near guns to be entered as evidence.
Closing arguments set for missing Chinese scholar case
PEORIA, Ill. (AP) – Closing arguments are set for the federal death penalty trial of a former University of Illinois doctoral student charged with kidnapping and killing a 26-year-old visiting scholar from China.
Aurora, battery maker to host jobs event for city residents
AURORA, Ill. (AP) – A car battery maker is working with Aurora to offer jobs to residents of the suburban Chicago city.
Report: Former housing official hasn’t paid
CAIRO, Ill. (AP) – A published report says the former director of a southern Illinois housing authority ordered to pay a $500,000 fine for mismanaging public housing funds and program fraud hasn’t made a single payment after
Rockford’s Drag Queen Story Hour draws backers, protesters
ROCKFORD, Ill. (AP) – Protesters and supporters of Drag Queen Story Hour have gathered at a library in northern Illinois as the city of Rockford marks LGBTQ Pride Month for the first time.
US judge lets case against Manafort-linked oligarch stand
CHICAGO (AP) – A Chicago federal judge has refused to dismiss bribery charges against a Ukrainian oligarch who prosecutors say had business ties to President Donald Trump’s ex-campaign manager, Paul Manafort.
Head of African women's soccer wants action against Cameroon
The head of women’s soccer in Africa wants Cameroon to face punishment for the conduct of players in the Women’s World Cup loss to England
England seek World Cup rebound win at Australia's expense
England seek World Cup rebound win at Australia’s expense
Benitez leaves Newcastle after 3 years in charge
Rafael Benitez is leaving Newcastle United after three years in charge
Former Missouri football coach Pinkel says cancer returned
Former Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel says he is being treated for cancer again
Cooper, David L.

Mr. David L Cooper, 57, of Galesburg died at 9:15 a.m. Thursday, June 21, 2019,at home.
O’Dean, Linda J.

Ms. Linda J. O’Dean, 71, of Galesburg, Illinois died 8:52 a.m. Friday, June 21, 2019, at Marigold Rehab and Health Care Center, Galesburg.