In this week’s look between the rows, we examine why farmers can look forward to higher or steady prices for their commodities this year. We also have a report on federal research…
In this week’s farm and rural news roundup, we have news about the Brazil-U.S. trade dispute over ethanol tariffs, Illinois Soybean Association leadership transitions, cover crop…
REGIONAL Kick off spring with A Day in the Garden Patch University of Illinois Extension Livingston County Master Gardeners would like to welcome spring after a long winter with “A…
Repealing Obamacare will be easy. Replacing it will be hard. But can Congress replace the parts of the health care law that people don’t like and keep the parts people do? Congressman…
In what will likely be their only official face-off, 18th Congressional District candidates Darin LaHood and Junius Rodriguez sparred on such issues as the current presidential candidates,…
The nation’s top postal executive plans to suspend a series of changes that critics say have slowed mail delivery and could affect timely delivery and return of mail-in election ballots…
Illinois representatives in Congress are expressing relief that the longest partial government shutdown in history is now in the rearview mirror. Here are reactions from some Illinois…
Eureka College history professor Junius Rodriguez had grand ambitions of changing the color of Central Illinois’ 18th Congressional District. In the end, however, a region of…
Government, defense spar as child ...With the criminal trial of Elburn veterinarian Adam Stafford King fast approaching ...
Chicago woman grows her presence ...Chicago resident Lizzy Lopez was wondering what do with land her father ...
Berwyn man charged in homicideA 27-year-old Berwyn man has been charged in connection with an alleged ...
Thousands stand opposed to TrumpThroughout this spring in Chicago and across the country there have been ...
