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In a divided country, it's easy to point fingers and throw around blame. Those who work in government are often targets. But a new award will recognize...

It was a foggy, rainy night December 13, 1977. The University of Evansville's men's basketball team boarded a planed, heading for an away game. But soon...

On this episode, we take a look at a new law that caps interest rates and fees on payday loans. While some say the lenders use predatory practices,...

Technology means we are no longer disconnected. Being able to receive good news anywhere, and sharing it with others, can be a thrill. But what about...

Officials with Western Illinois Unviersity will be looking for a new president after Jack Thomas announced his resignation. Thomas' tenure was rocky at...

On this episode, while President Donald Trump has rejected the scientific evidence of climate change, nearly half of his voters — many in Midwestern...

The heavy and frequent rains across the midwest has resulted in flooding here in Illinois and farmers being unable to get crops in the field. But there...

Imagine being put in a postion where you could lose your job and face legal repercussions for helping save the life of a young student. That was the...

Families of those who died at the Quincy Veterans’ Home during a Legionnaire's Disease outbreak are still upset. Those deaths happened on the Rauner...

Despite all the focus on solving the state's teacher shortage, a new survey finds the problem is getting worse. That has sparked more discussion on how...