US Attorney says child porn sentences need study
http://www.pantagraph.com/news/local/article_c7b2c5d2-9e41-11de-a19d-001cc4c002e0.html US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald told the US Sentencing Commission that judges seem to be handing…
US Attorney: Child porn sentences need study
Judges seem to be handing down more lenient sentences in child pornography cases and departing from guidelines, said a US Attorney.
Weekly margin of victory in Illinois football
Analysis Please see our analysis of the margin of victory for all Illinois high school football…
Debit cards with overdraft protection bring in huge fees
Getting overdraft protection so you can withdraw money without having the money in your account will cost you plenty.
Sudanese woman who wore pants spared lashes
A journalist in Sudan was found guilty of wearing pants against the Islamic dress code. She was fined, not whipped.
Week 1 football analysis
Our usual Monday-afternoon report of high school football in Illinois has very few surprises from an…
Mont. court may decide if assisted suicide is a right
Is assisted suicide a right people have under state constitutions? This has to do with the right of privacy.
Americans will spend less this year on back-to-school
Back-to-school spending is down between 7 and 8 percent, compared to last year: $594.24 for the average family.
Tornado touches down in Elburn; storms hit central IL
Severe storms and a tornado touchdown were reported across central Illinois.
A homeless ‘protester’ in Naperville
We look at a new Naperville, IL, ordinance, spurred by one man, a lone protester downtown, against the 14th Amendment.