No charges filed for alleged assault
Reported By: WCIA-3 News
Monday, June 17, 2013 @10:05 PM
CHARLESTON -- No criminal charges will be filed in connection with a reported sexual assault.
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Improvement plan will save city millions
Reported By: WCIA-3 News
Monday, June 17, 2013 @10:04 PM
DECATUR -- City council members agreed to a plan designed to save the city more than $20 million, but it will cost $17 million to...
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Illinois concealed-carry debate continues
Reported By: Alexandrea Davis/WCIA 3-News
Monday, June 17, 2013 @10:01 PM
SPRINGFIELD -- The state has gone back to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking for more time on concealed-carry.
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Governor begins local produce promotion
Reported By: Mary Davies/WCIA-3 News
Monday, June 17, 2013 @ 9:56 PM
SPRINGFIELD -- Grocery shoppers could boost more than their health by buying locally-grown fruits and vegetables.
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Conference committee may not be solution to pension problem
Reported By: Steve Staeger/WCIA-3 News
Monday, June 17, 2013 @ 6:36 PM
SPRINGFIELD -- Governor Quinn has an idea how to solve the pension crisis, but some experts say it may not work.
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A bar owner in Champaign says he's been burned by the smoking ban. He's had to fire four workers because of lost business. Owner Chad Pitcher says, "We usually carry 15-17 people at a time. Now, we're down to 11, and we might be down two more soon." Pitcher says the ban has caused another problem: every time smokers open doors to go outside, his high power bill gets even higher. He says he'll continue his push for Champaign to reverse its decision, so he can keep his employees. Pitcher says a statewide ban may be the only fair way to be smoke-free. 