• Minier-Armington Offers Senior Safe Driving Program

• Former Black Panther Pleads Guilty

• Woman Charged in Minn. School Bus Crash

• Boeing Tries to Hold Onto Tanker Deal

• Man Amasses Black History Treasure Trove

• Colorado Residents Fight Uranium Mine

• Long Journey of Freedom Tower Steel

• Fidel Castro: I'm Ready for a Vacation

• Green Zone Targeted in Morning Attack

• IAEA: Iran Disputes Atomic Arms Evidence

• Opponents Vow to Curb Musharraf's Power

• In a First, $1.2 Billion Stealth Crashes

• Japan's Oldest Person Dies at 113

• Ohio, Texas Uphill Climbs for Clinton

• McCain Trains Sights on November, Obama

• Uh, Uh. Where Did I Get This Jacket?

• Queen Elizabeth 'Sorry' for Swan Bite

• Change of Heart May Cost You in Mexico

• Japan Launches Internet Satellite

• Unique Solar Probe Freezing to Death

• Hollywood Abuzz With Oscar Preparations

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Let the Buyer Beware: Response to the Governor's Budget Address

• Motivating Parents to Combat Childhood Obesity

• Looking for Lincoln Coalition Names Executive Director

• Court News  

• Marriages

• Dissolutions

• Senate Week in Review

• Sen. Bill Brady's Weekly Update

• Microsoft Says It Won't Uproot Yahoo

• Legal Move Pushes GM Retiree Plan Ahead

• Surge in Gas Prices Could Be Short-Lived

• Stocks Rally on Word of Ambac Bailout

• Agriculture Futures Mostly Rise on CBOT

• Reminder: 'Barks, Bites & Bucks Benefit' for the Humane Society

• Home Country: 'Happy Anniversary, Jimmy and Liz!'

• Treatment Limits Bleeding Stroke Damage

• Vols-Tigers: No. 1 Vs. No. 2

• Sampson Out; IU Players Skip Practice

• Friday's College Basketball

• Gordon Leads Bulls Over Denver

• Rockets Win 11th Straight

• Suns Send Celtics to Third Straight Loss

• Cavaliers Edge Wizards 90-89

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Hockey Roundup: Avs Outlast Coyotes in Shootout

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Pacman Suspension Continues

• Builder Ross Buys Half of Dolphins

• Angels Beat Rodriguez in Arbitration

• Red Sox at White House Next Week

• Woods Outlasts Baddeley at Match Play

• Mayakoba Classic: Norman Out, Price Up in Mexico Event

• LPGA Tour: Wie Shoots 73 to Make Cut at Fields Open

• Open-Wheel Deal Unifies Indy Car Racing

Friday, Feb. 22:

• Hope Still Being Served on the Mississippi Gulf Coast
  A Special LDN News Report
  By Jeff Mayfield

• Winter Weather Creating Hazardous Travel in Logan County and Beyond

• Winter Weather Update

• Two Multiple-Vehicle Crashes Occur During Thursday's Blustery Weather
  One Driver Left with Life-Threatening Injuries

• IDNR Urges Illinois Snowmobile Operators to Enjoy Recent Snowfall Safely

• A Presidential Discovery: Presidential Library Discovers Original Axe Lincoln Used a Week Before His Assassination

• The Road to Miss America Begins Here

• Death of Ex-Cop's 3rd Wife Was Homicide

• More Borrowing and Higher Taxes From the Governor

• CIA Leak Prosecutor Back on the Hunt

• Haz-Mat Team on Alert for Satellite Junk

• Gates Hopes to Continue Iraq Drawdown

• Dog Saved by Marine Gets Permanent Home

• A Third of Recalled Beef Went to Schools

• Jury: Man Poisoned Wife With Antifreeze

• Arizona 'Virtual Fence' to Get Final OK

• Lots of Damage, No Deaths in Nev. Quake

• Plane Carrying 46 Missing in Venezuela

• Turkey Launches Ground Operation in Iraq

• Muqtada Al-Sadr Extends Iraqi Cease-Fire

• Clinton: Obama 'Change You Can Xerox'

• McCain Focuses on Key Midwestern States

• Today on the Presidential Campaign Trail

• 'Stolen Truck' Taken by Dog in Calif.

• Brooklyn Welcomes Rare Red Panda Mao Mi

• Staten Island Prepares Tuscan Vineyard

• Deputy Fires Gun in Courthouse Restroom

• Do They Make Barf Bags for Fish?

• Record Collection Fetches $3M on eBay

• DNA Study Supports African Origin of Man

• Pentagon Tracking Spy Satellite Debris

• Report: Lopez Gives Birth to Twins in NY

• 'Idol' Cuts 4 but Keeps Irish Crooner

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather 

• Rising Factory Costs Erode China's Edge

• Oil Falls to $98 As U.S. Inventory Rises

• Stocks Futures Little Changed

• Ag Breakfast Features Scholarships, National Humorist

• Corn Trend Yields

• IPT Bull Sale Changes Date, Location

• Soybean Crushers Face Biofuel Dilemma

• Agriculture Prices Rise on CBOT

• 'Barks, Bites & Bucks Benefit' for the Humane Society

• Free Homework Help at the Lincoln Public Library District

• Chamber Encourages Ag Students to Apply for Scholarships

• Music Helps Warm the Heart at Lincoln College Concert

• Study: Being Fit Can Lower Stroke Risk

• Naps, Mammograms May Predict Stroke Risk

• LC's Hill Benched Until Allegations Are Cleared

• Illinois State 77, Wichita State 57

• Thursday's College Basketball

• McGrady Leads Rockets Past Heat 112-100

• Blazers Edge Sonics, Ending 5-Game Skid

• Ginobili Leads Spurs

• Trade Roundup: Big Move for Cavs on Deadline Day

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Frolov Gets Hat Trick As Kings Top Blues

• Canucks Beat Predators 3-2 in Shootout

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Patriots Don't Franchise Moss

• Bonds Seizes on Government Typos

• Woods, Stricker Only Top Seeds Remaining

• Rocky Finish Ruins Norman's Round

• LPGA Tour: With a 69 in Debut, Wie Is Smiling Again

Thursday, Feb. 21:

• Atlanta Downey Building Binding the Past Into the Future

  • A Message From the Friends of the Atlanta Library and Museum

• Bus Carrying High School Students Struck Near Mason City
  No Injuries

• State of the State and Fiscal Year 2009 Budget Address

• Gov. Blagojevich Proposes Fiscal 2009 Budget Focused on Boosting Illinois' Economy and Helping Working Families

• Sen. Brady: Blagojevich Once Again Increases State Spending, Debt

• IDOT Warns Drivers to Be Safe
  Ice Storm Warning in Effect

• Statement From Illinois GOP Chairman on Budget Address

• Man Convicted of Killing Family Members

• Northwestern Reviews Quotes Used by Dean

• NIU Community Wonders: Why Cole Hall?

• Lawyer Pleads for Fundraiser's Release

• Missile Hits Dying U.S. Spy Satellite

  • Few Will See Satellite Shootdown

  • Satellite Debris Deemed Unhazardous

  • Space Junk Hits Earth Often, Not People

  • FEMA's Memo About Falling Satellite

• Feds Meet on for Next Year's Flu Vaccine

• Google to Store Patients' Health Records

• Bush Pledges U.S. Support to Liberia

• Taliban Commanders Killed in Afghanistan

• Kenya Expects Political Deal by Friday

• Clinton Faces Daunting Delegate Deficit

• McCain: Reports on Lobbyist a 'Smear'

• Today on the Presidential Campaign Trail

• Cat Survives Cross-Country Trip in Bin

• Hmmm. Thanks, for Nothing...

• NYC Bank Lets Wrong Man Withdraw $2M

• Man Drives Stolen Car to Police Station

• $8,000? That's Our Water Bill?

• Lieutenant Allegedly Uses Taser on Cow

• Scientists: Meteor Likely Disintegrated

• Paparazzi Arrested in West Hollywood

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Payment Reform in Farm Bill is an Illusion -- Center for Rural Affairs

• Oil Near $100 After Record Close

• Fed Lowers Economic Forecast

• Stocks Head to Higher Open

• Agriculture Futures Trade Mixed on CBOT

• Salty Snacks Mean More Sodas for Kids

• Study Shows Where New Diseases May Arise

• Strokes Among Middle-Aged Women Triple

• Letter: No Better Day Than This
  A Mother Honors Young People

• Lincoln Christian College and Seminary Hosts Church Leaders' Conference This Saturday

• Red, White & True Mysteries: Hollywood Producer Accused in Murder and Cover-Up

• Governor's Conference on Tourism Draws Logan County Representatives

• Music Helps Warm the Heart at Lincoln College Concert

• Logan Lanes Bowling: Tuesday Super Trios

• Preachers Win Big; Angels Drop Close Game

• Lynx Vs. Spoon River

• ISU Hosts Shockers, Lady Bears This Weekend

• Carlwell Leaves Illinois Basketball Team

• No. 1 Memphis Clocks Tulane 97-71

• Hurricanes Upset No. 5 Duke 96-95

• Wednesday's College Basketball

• Nets Beat Bulls in 1st Game Minus Kidd

• Raptors Claim 127-110 Win Over Magic

• Kobe Helps Lakers Top Suns, Shaq 130-124

• James Leads Cavs Over Pacers 106-97

• Paul Outshines Kidd As Hornets Beat Mavs

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Khabibulin, Blackhawks Blank Wild 3-0

• Perry Leads Ducks to 3-2 Win Over Avs

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• NFL Union Prez: HGH Use Not Common

• A-Rod Says Expects Drug Questions

• Clemens Pulls Out of ESPN Event

• Tiger Overcomes Holmes in Match Play

• Burton Tried Bold Move at Daytona

• Open-Wheel Deal Would Be Fresh Start

Wednesday, Feb. 20:

• Chamber Loses 10-Year Leader
  Abbott to Stay Until New Director Found

• Listen to Gov. Rod Blagojevich's State of the State address at noon today

• U.S. May Attempt to Down Spy Satellite

• Minn. School Bus Crash Kills 4 Students

• College Student Fights His Own Cancer

• Cities Step Up Tree Plantings

• Al-Sadr Threatens to End Cease-Fire

• Cuban Trade Embargo Expected to Remain

• Raul: Fidel Lite, or Cuba's Linchpin?

• Murder Charges Sought for Castro

• Pakistan President Won't Step Down

• MI6 Denies Killing Princess Diana

• Campaign Roundup: Obama Scores 10th Straight Victory

• Dad, Son Create Lincoln Penny Portrait

• Pop Can As Ashtray Causes House Fire

• He's Dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock

• DVD in Firefighter's Coat Blocks Bullet

• Atlantis Streaks Back to Earth

• Mysterious Creatures Found in Antarctica

• Oxford to Study Faith in God

• Martha Stewart Buys Emeril Franchise

• China Media, Public Angered by Spielberg

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Microsoft Readies Yahoo Proxy Battle

• Oil Retreats After Closing Above $100

• Cuban Trade Embargo Expected to Remain

• Wall Street Heads for Lower Open

• Agriculture Futures Rise on CBOT

• 'Noteworthy' Upcoming Events

• Divorce Group Discusses Handling Depression

• Oasis Update

• Minier-Armington Offers Senior Safe Driving Program

• Letter: Provide Kids a Safer Place to Hang Out

• Laura on Life: Fashion-Blind

• U.S. Cancer Deaths Rose by 5,400 in 2005

• Logan Lanes Bowling:

• Logan Lassies

• Split 'n' Gutter League

• Bradley Pulls Off Stunner Against Drake

• Tuesday's College Basketball

• Magic Snap Pistons' 10-Game Win Streak

• Nuggets Halt Celtics' Winning Streak

• Shaq to Make Suns Debut Against Lakers

• Mavericks Seek Spark With Kidd Trade

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Blues' Strong Power-Play Tops Blackhawks

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Niners Cut Ties With LB Derek Smith

• Hank Aaron Believes Baseball Can Move On

• Astros' Tejada Won't Talk About Steroids

Tuesday, Feb. 19:

• Middletown Crash Victims' Names Released
  Two Lincoln High School Students, an LCHS Grad and a Taylorville Grad Identified

• Route 10 Crash Sends Two to Hospital

• Funerals for NIU Victims Draw Crowds

• Illinois' New Gun Law Under Scrutiny

• 911 Called Before 5 Killed in Ill. Store

• Explosion at Texas Oil Refinery Hurts 5

• Aging Air Force Wants Big Bucks Fix

• JFK Assassination Documents Revealed

• Hospital: Graham Continues to Improve

• Castro's Move Talk of the Town in Miami

• Fidel Castro Resigns As Cuba's President

• Pakistan's Ruling Party Concedes Defeat

• Diana: Spotlight on Mohamed Al Fayed

• Democrats Vote in Wisconsin and Hawaii

• McCain Picks Up Elder Bush Support

• A Look at the Presidential Race

• Canine Blood Donor to Be Honored

• Fake $100 Bill Rips Off Girl Scouts

• Michigan-Shaped Spot May Save Steer

• Man Accused of 2 Crashes in 3 Minutes

• Shoot. There Goes Our Trade-In, Honey

• Your Tacos or Your Life!

• Scientists Find 'Devil Toad' Fossil

• Team Seeks to Improve the Black-Eyed Pea

• Adventurer Seeks More Solar Plane Funds

• Matlin on 'Dancing With the Stars'

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Award Recognizes Abraham Lincoln Memorial for Quality of Patient Care, Safety

• Wal-Mart 4Q Profit Rises 4 Pct.

• Toshiba Quits HD DVD Business

• Gates: Microsoft Isn't Raising Yahoo Bid

• Wall Street Heads for Higher Open

• Weekly Outlook: Conservation Reserve Program

• Beef Industry, Animal Rights Groups Duel

• Schumacher Places at State Speech Contest

• Mount Pulaski Selects January Senior-of-the-Month

• Study: Gel Fails to Stop HIV Infection

• Logan Lanes Bowling: American Bowling League

• Cooper Advances in Elks Hoop Shoot

• 2nd Place for Zion Mount Pulaski Sixth-Grade Team

• Lynx Vs. Lincoln Land

• Augustin's 27 Lead No. 7 Texas Over A&M

• Tigers, Vols Poised for 1-Vs.-2 Matchup

• Women's Basketball: Connecticut Back at No. 1

• Monday's College Basketball

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Coyotes Shut Out Kings 4-0

• Red Wings Blank Avs to Snap 6-Game Slide

• Isles Beat Sharks With 3 Goals in 3rd

• Zajac Lifts Devils Into Tie Atop East

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Scott Leaves Alma Mater for Tulsa

• Bears Release Veteran WR Muhsin Muhammad

• Hoch Scores Back-To-Back Champions Wins

• Pettitte Apologizes, Regrets Taking HGH

• Steinbrenner: Baseball Being Singled Out

• Schilling to Follow Advice on Shoulder

Monday, Feb. 18:

• Middletown Crash Had Two Survivors
  Two Lincoln High School Students, an LCHS Grad and a Taylorville Grad Identified

  • Candlelight Vigil for Youths in Accident

• Snake Eye Means High-Tech at R.A. Mechanical

• IDHS Announces Plans for a 1-Stop, 24-Hour Social Service Help Line

• Victims of Campus Shooting Mourned

• SoCal Slaughterhouse at Center of Recall

• Damaging Tornadoes Touch Down in South

• Foreclosed Homes Occupied by Homeless

• Nancy Reagan Hospitalized After Falling

• Recall Information

• Bush Recognizes Kosovo's Independence

• Rice: Deal in Kenya Will Enhance U.S. Ties

• Bush Touts U.S. Aid to Fight Malaria

• Pakistanis Vote Amid Fears of Violence

• McCain Advisers Try to Keep It Low-Key

• Obama and Edwards Meet in NC

• Democrats: What Clinton Must Do to Win

• Libraries Turn Up the Noise, Draw Teens

• 301 Pennies Auctioned Off for $10.7M

• No Sweets for New York City Jail Inmates

• Boys Find Live Grenade Near Fla. Home

• Friends As Kids; Now Kidney Links Them

• Kitten Found After 25 Days in NYC Subway

• Atlantis Leaves Space Station for Earth

• Haiti's Efforts to Save Trees Falters

• A New CD Salutes Abe Lincoln's Music

• Sony's Blu-Ray DVD Format Could Prevail

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Welcome for New Economic Development Director Set for Tuesday

• Economic Woes Reveal a Long-Felt Unease

• Wall Street Braces for More Volatility

• Agritourism Site Launched Online

• Middletown 4-H

• Some Cancer Patients Turn to 'Coaches'

• Bird Flu Kills Another Indonesian Boy

• Maryville Defeats Preachers and Angels

• Wake Forest Shocks 2nd-Ranked Duke 86-73

• No. 6 UCLA Beats Rival USC 56-46

• Saturday's College Basketball

• East All-Stars Beat West 134-128

• James All-Star MVP Again

• All-Stars Not the Same Without Shaq

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Lalime Stifles Avs to Lead Blackhawks

• Turco, Stars Get Rare Win Over Red Wings

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Belichick Breaks Silence on Taping

• Lefty Makes It a Sweep of West Coast

• Newman Gives Penske Elusive Daytona Win

• Qualifier Stuns Blake at Delray Beach

Saturday, Feb. 16:

• Four Teens Killed in Crash Near Middletown
  Prayer service for families and friends of car crash victims

• Welcome for New Economic Development Director Set for Tuesday

• Abraham Lincoln Rally Restaging

• Learn the Signs and Symptoms of a Heart Attack
  Free Seminar at ALMH

• Governor Visits NIU
  State Continues Resources Commitment

• Reward Added to Chrisman Murder Investigation

• CDC Study Warns of Deaths Due to 'Choking Game'

• Gunman's Friendly Exterior Masked Past

• Fossett Remembered for Daredevil Spirit

• Police: 7 Dead in Likely Drag-Race Crash

• Mo. Mayor Recovering From Gunshot Wounds

• Indian Apology Close to Senate Passage

• Deputy Charged for Dumping Paralyzed Man

• Pakistan Election Office Blast Kills 14

• Canada Extradites Nazi to Italy

• Bush: U.S. Is Engaged in African Conflicts

• N. Korea Wants Aid Before Nuclear Report

• Search Ends for Japanese Balloonist

• Kindness, Then Sharp Words, From Clinton

• Obama Picks Up Another Labor Endorsement

• Today on the Presidential Campaign Trail

• Police Say Toilet Flush With Cocaine

• Failed Driver's Test Because He Hit House

• Happy Valentine's Day. Not!

• What! He Made How Many 911 Calls?

• British, U.S. Team Propose Moon Mission

• Oceans Eyed As New Energy Source

• Scientists Closely Examine FEMA Trailers

• Walken Gets Harvard Hasty Pudding Award

• McCartney Divorce Battle Goes On

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Marriages

• (No dissolutions)

• (No court reports)

• Industrial Output Posts Weak Gain

• Lackluster Reports Leave Stocks Mixed

• Agriculture Futures Rise on CBOT

• Praise Service at Camp Griesheim on Sunday

• Let's Give the Pope What He Is Asking For
  Women Writers Sought

• Monticello's Allerton Estate, Short-Line Railroads Featured in Latest Issue of Historic Illinois

• Home Country: More Than One Way to Pump Up Local Business

• Indonesia's Bird-Flu Death Toll at 140

• Flu Season, and Vaccine, Looking Worse

• Obesity Growing to Be Top Cancer Cause

• Lewis Leads Redbird Block Party In 91-56 Win Over Indiana State

• Marquette Cruises Past Pitt

• Indiana Probes Accusations Against Coach

• Friday's College Basketball

• Uncertainty Leaves Bryant, Kidd in Limbo

• Gibson's 11 3-Pointers Carry NBA Sophs

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Hockey Games Roundup: Robidas Stars for Dallas

• Zednik Out of Hospital After Neck Slash

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Bonds' Trainer Stays Mum

• Suit Filed Over Spy Charges

• Mickelson Leads by 4 at Northern Trust

• Tiger Gets Holmes in First Round

• Bodine Gets Elusive Daytona Win

• Waltrip Team Rebounds After Rough Start

Friday, Feb. 15:

• Valentine's King and Queen

• Weekend Weather Outlook:
  Logan County Could See More Ice and Snow This Weekend

• Weekend Weather Update

• Gov. Blagojevich Directs Flags to Be Flown at Half-Staff to Honor Victims of NIU Tragedy

• Gov. Blagojevich Declares State of Emergency Following NIU Shootings

• 7 Dead in N. Illinois U. Hall Shooting

  • A Timeline of the Shooting at NIU

  • Campus Stunned by N. Illinois Shooting

  • NIU Shooting Tests New Security Plan

• U.S. to Try to Shoot Down Spy Satellite

• Long, Snowy Winter Shrinks Salt Supplies

• Senate Passes Auto Safety Bill

• Kenya Political Rivals to Review Vote

• Chad Leader Declares State of Emergency

• McCain's Focus Is on General Election

• Easy Answers Elude Mich., Fla. Delegates

• Powerful Union Expected to Endorse Obama

• Woman Applying for New ID Says She's 120

• Man Weds After Robbery Sentencing

• Ohio Couples Have White (Castle) Wedding

• Underwear on the Face Didn't Fool Anyone

• Children, You're Giving Me a Headache

• Driver Abandons Bus With Texas Parolees

• Ex-Mayor: Didn't Steal Puddles the Pooch

• Pregnant Woman Accused of Assault at Bar

• Third-Graders Give Bloomberg a Grilling

• Astronauts Prepare for Final Spacewalk

• Study Says People Impact All Oceans

• With Strike Over, Oscars Will Glitter

• '24' Fans Must Wait Until Jan. 2009

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• No Recession Yet, Greenspan Says

• China January Trade Surplus Up 22.7 Pct.

• U.S. Stocks Head for Mixed Open

• Logan County 2007 Crop Yields
  Corn Up 26 Bushels an Acre
  By John Fulton

• Agriculture Futures Rise on CBOT

• Valentine's King and Queen

• Flu Season Leaves Local Blood Stock Short
  Blood Drives in Lincoln Scheduled on Saturday and Monday

• Build Your Own Historic Community

• Being Overweight May Raise Cancer Risk

• CDC: Death Count 82 for 'Choking Game'

• Arizona St. Defeats No. 7 Stanford

• Thursday's College Basketball

• Hinrich Leads Bulls Over Heat 99-92

• Nash, Suns Win

• Bryant Has Torn Ligament in Finger

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Blackhawks Crush the Predators 6-1

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Choi Leads at Riviera

• LPGA Tour: Kuehne Leads SBS Open

• Typo Spurs Erroneous Bonds Drug Reports

• McNamee's Lawyer Predicts Clemens Pardon

• NFL Challenges Vick Bonus Ruling

• Daytona 500: Hendrick Vs. Gibbs

• Earnhardt Wins Qualifying Race

Thursday, Feb. 14:

• Gunman Opens Fire at N. Illinois U. Hall

• City Discusses Rains, Flooding, Sewers and Services

• Lincoln IGA Joins LDN in the Electronic Age

• State Continues Assistance to Southern Illinois After Ice Storm
  Residents Without Power Sheltered at State Facilities

• French Widow Gets Stay of Deportation

• Sugar Refinery Victim Dies in Hospital

• Doctor: Rev. Graham Alert After Surgery

• Join the Army, Buy a House?

• EPA Pressured to Cut Ship Pollution

• CDC: Gulf Coast Trailers Have Toxic Air

• 1 in 5 Killed in ATV Wrecks Are Children

• Philippine President Said Target of Plot

• France Mulls Greater Role in Afghanistan

• On the Presidential Campaign Trail

• Boy Calls 911 After Mom Chokes on Chip

• Cat Pulls a Fast One on Firefighters

• Online Resting Place for Broken Hearts

• 'Ponytail Bandit' Arrested in Thailand

• Boston Man Receives Postcard From 1929

• Oil Rigs Will Be Used to Measure Weather

• That Was the Week That Was

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Yahoo Explores Alliance With News Corp.

• Stocks Head for Moderately Higher Open

• Agriculture Futures Trade Mixed on CBOT

• Logan County Genealogical and Historical Society Talk on How to Collect a Family History

• Red, White & True Mysteries: Ben Kubelsky and Sadye Marks Were Such Big Stars That You Never Heard of Them

• Delaying Prostate Care OK for Some Men

• Logan Lanes Bowling:

• Logan Lassies

• League Standing Report: American Bowling League

• Angels Lose to Beavers; Preachers Win in Overtime

• Lynx Vs. ICC

• Butch Lifts No. 15 Wisconsin With Late 3

• Pat Knight's 1st Win at Tech Is an Upset

• Wednesday's College Basketball

• Howard, Lewis Power Magic Past Nuggets

• Dirk Leads Mavs Past Kidd Talk, Blazers

• Ginobili Scores 46 As Spurs Edge Cavs

• Shaq to Wait Until After All-Star Break

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Blackhawks Start Fast to Rout Jackets

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• An Unfair Benchmark for Youth

• Clemens Takes Heat on Hill

• Andy Pettitte Admits Using HGH in 2004

• Specter: Belichick Was Taping Since 2000

• NASCAR's Real Chase

• Jarrett Could Miss Final Daytona 500

Wednesday, Feb. 13:

• Snow Removal Discussed by City

• Reminder: Logan County Courthouse Elevator Repairs This Week

• Ice Storm Leaves Southern Illinois Without Power
  State Coordinates Emergency Assistance

• Illinois Launches Nation's First Lottery Ticket to Benefit HIV/AIDS Prevention and Education
  Top Political Figures and HIV/AIDS Survivors Unveil the 'Quality of Life' Illinois Lottery Game

• Bush Ready to Sign Economic Aid Package

• Sheriff: 5 Die in Michigan House Fire

• Domestic Access to Spy Imagery Expands

• Sick Astronaut Prepares for Spacewalk

• Detroit Had Top Foreclosure Rate in '07

• Iraqi Hospital Chief Linked to al-Qaida

• Hezbollah Says Top Militant Is Killed

• Denmark: Arrests in Cartoonist Plot

• Campaign Roundup: Obama Wins 3 Primaries, Leads Delegates

• Wis. Ends Sturgeon-Spearing Season

• Mich. Lottery Winner Makes Great Mistake

• Man Charged in Staged Sympathy Shooting

• It Was a Falling Moose. I Swear It Was!

• Study: Sea's Thermostat Protects Reefs

• Scientists: Lake Mead May Be Dry by 2021

• Telescopes Spot One of Earliest Galaxies

• Strike's End Starts TV Production Frenzy

• Oscar Crew Back in Session for 'Plan A'

• Aretha Slams Beyonce Grammy Intro

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Lincoln IGA Joins LDN in the Electronic Age

• U.S. Stocks Head for Higher Open

• Cereal Stockpiles Continue to Fall

• Agriculture Futures Fall on CBOT

• Local Blood Drives Need Your Help

• Handling Anger Is Divorce Group's Topic

• Oasis Update

• Workshop on Congregational Care Coming to Normal
  Stephen Ministry National Speaker-Trainer to Present 

• Book Look: 'Tackling Dad'

• Laura on Life: The Inner Life of a Young Boy, Foiled Again!

• Number of U.S. Primary Care Doctors Down

• Logan Lanes Bowling:

  • American Bowling League

  • Rise 'n' Shine League

  • League Standing Report: Tuesday Super Trios

• LCC Signs Volleyball Player From Albion

• Kentucky Has Worst Loss in Years
• Tuesday's College Basketball
• Hornets Beat Bulls 100-86
• Billups Rallies Detroit Past Hawks 94-90
• Celtics Outlast Pacers to Win 4th in Row
• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules
• Ducks Win Fifth Straight Road Game
• Zednik Upgraded to Good Condition
• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules
• Clemens Revealed HGH Use, Pettitte Says
• Busch, Stewart Handed 6-Race Probation
• Champ Car Owner Expects Series to End

Tuesday, Feb. 12:

• Teleologic Learning Company: Their Home Is the Past, Their Job Is the Future

• Main Street Lincoln Receives Funds for Abraham Lincoln Informational Tour
  Bicentennial Commission Launches 'Voice of Lincoln' Contest
  $700,000 in Grants Awarded for Illinois Lincoln Bicentennial Projects and Events

• Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week in Illinois
  Visits and Volunteer Opportunities Encouraged

• Former Sen. Geo-Karis Leaves her Mark on Illinois

• Governor's Statement on Passing of Former State Sen. Adeline Geo-Karis

• Mistrial Declared in Microwave Baby Case

• Stamps to Cost a Penny More

• BlackBerry Outage Frustrates Users Again

• Great Seal Secrets Revealed!

• Navy Intercepts Russian Bombers

• Ahmadinejad: Iran Won't Stop Enrichment

• Denmark: Arrests in Cartoonist Plot

• Pakistani Troops Fan Out Ahead of Polls

• U.N. Seeks New Leaders on Global Warming

• Campaign Roundup: Obama Hopes to Rout Clinton in Primaries

• Obama Narrowly Leads McCain in AP Poll

• Stores Use Sonic Devices to Chase Kids

• Company Seeks Tax Exemption for Bribes

• Cleaners Find Mummified Body in Bathtub

• Eastern W.Va. Town Likes Having 2 Names

• Utah Woman Named America's Best Bagger

• Presidential Beard Length Race Kicks Off

• 50 Chickens Found Loose in Philly School

• Lab Secured to Space Station

• Tiny Dinosaur Fossil Is Found in China

• Lincoln Prizes Announced

• Siegfried & Roy to Make 1-Night Comeback

• Hollywood Writers to Vote on Contract

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• GM Posts Biggest Annual U.S. Auto Loss

• U.S. Stocks Head for Higher Open

• Agriculture Futures Trade Mixed on CBOT

• Zion Lutheran School Students Present Gettysburg Address

• Reaching 100 Is Easier Than Suspected

• Trip and Fall Lately? Tell Your Doctor

• Logan Lanes Bowling: Split 'n' Gutter League

• Angels Lose to Maranatha

• Monday's College Basketball

• Hughes Scores 40 As Cavs Edge Magic

• Warriors Rally to Top Wizards 120-117

• Yao Leads Rockets to 7th Straight Win

• Shaq Winded but Fine After Suns Practice

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Zednik Stable After Carotid Artery Cut

• Modano Rallies Stars Over Coyotes 2-1

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• ISU to Play Northwestern in 2010 on Gridiron

• Clemens, McNamee Focus of Hearing

• John Rocker Says He Failed MLB Drug Test

• South America to Host 2009 Dakar Rally

• Jimmie Johnson Takes Daytona 500 Pole

Monday, Feb. 11:

• New Lincoln/Logan County Economic Development Director Brings Wealth of Experience to the Position

• Main Street Lincoln Receives Funds for Abraham Lincoln Informational Tour
  Bicentennial Commission Launches 'Voice of Lincoln' Contest
  $700,000 in Grants Awarded for Illinois Lincoln Bicentennial Projects and Events

• Logan County Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Kickoff Activities Draw Large Crowds
  Abraham Lincoln's Birthday Celebrated at Postville Courthouse
  Rails Split Between LCHS Basketball Games
  'Cast Iron Tombstone Trial' Re-Enactment at the Mount Pulaski Courthouse
  Dr. Wayne C. Temple Speaks at Looking for Lincoln's 4th annual Logan County Abraham Lincoln Birthday Celebration

• Canned Goods Recall Expanded
  More Vegetables Included

• Notice: Logan County Courthouse Elevator Repairs Scheduled This Week

• Illinois Arts Council Offers Program Grant Application Workshops

• 2 Workers Still Missing After Ga. Blast

• Rebates Could Stave Off Long Recession

• 68-Vehicle Crash Kills 1, Injures Dozens

• Big Drug Case Derailed by Rogue Snitch

• Churches Vital After Deadly Storms

• Pentagon to Charge 9/11 Suspects

• Recall Information

• Gates: Iraq Drawdown May Be Paused

• Senior Taliban Figure Caught in Pakistan

• Robbers Steal $160M in Art From Zurich

• Huckabee Intends to Stay In

• McCain a 'True Conservative,' Bush Says

• Obama Defeats Clinton in Maine Caucuses

• Clinton Has Lead With Party Insiders

• Fargo Group Flips Over Pancake Record

• Michigan Robber Asks for Time in Prison

• Presidents' Hair on View in Pa.

• Handshake Sends Attorney to Jail

• France Halts Genetically Modified Corn

• Shuttle Astronauts Gear Up for Spacewalk

• Hollywood Writers to Vote on Contract

• Roy Scheider, of 'Jaws' Fame, Dies at 75

• Obama Wins a Grammy for 'Hope' Book

• List of Grammy Winners

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Sen. Bomke's Week in Review

• Tips for Avoiding ID Fraud

• Many Believe U.S. Already in a Recession

• Economist Sees Down U.S. Auto Sales Year

• Chavez Threatens to Halt Oil Sales to U.S.

• U.S. Stocks Head for Largely Flat Open

• Diabetes Support Group Begins at ALMH

• LCHS Speakers Talk Their Way to the Top

• Presidential Library, Lincoln Land Community College Schedule World War I Lecture Series, Bus Trip

• Laura on Life: Our Mattress Has Alzheimer's

• LYW Results

• Logan Lanes Bowling: Major Super Trios

• LCHS Vs. Springfield

• Principia Downs Preachers in Double-OT; Angels Also Lose

• Krick, Redbirds Sweep Bradley

• Second-Half Surge Leads Illinois State Past Bradley

• Illini Edged in Double-OT

• College and Coach Disapprove of Some Fan Behavior

• North Carolina Tops Clemson in Double-OT

• Washington Upsets No. 5 UCLA

• Saturday's College Basketball

• Lakers Beat Shaq-Less Heat 104-94

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Panthers' Zednik Cut on Neck by Skate

• Canucks Edge Blackhawks 3-2 in Shootout

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Mickelson's 11 on 1 Hole Leads to Exit

• A Surprise Win for Lowery

• Hoch Wins Champions Tour

• Jimmie Johnson Takes Daytona Pole

• Defending Davis Cup, U.S. Defeats Austria

Saturday, Feb. 9:

• Notice: Logan County Courthouse Elevator Repairs Scheduled Next Week

• Time for Seniors and Disabled People to Sign Up for Illinois Cares Rx and Circuit Breaker
  Speed of Online Avoids Break in Coverage

• IDNR Addresses Recent Internet Rumors of Cougars in Illinois

• Lincoln-Douglas Debate Commemorative Coins Available
  'House Divided' Speech First Event of the Sesquicentennial Year

• Crews Search for 4 Bodies at Refinery

• Town Struggles After City Hall Shooting

• Mob Tied to Big NYC Construction Jobs

• Court: Nebraska Electric Chair Not Legal

• Atlantis Closes in for Docking

• Bomb Explodes at Pakistan Election Rally

• Obama Leads Clinton by Only 2 Delegates

• MSNBC's Chelsea Comment Angers Clinton

• McCain Refines Plan for General Election

• Labrador Survives Six Story Garage Leap

• Woman Takes Plea Deal in Lousy Lawn Case

• You Mean I Wasn't Supposed to Get 20's?

• Enthusiastic GOP Teen to Fight Citations

• PETA Opposes Tribute to Fried Chicken

• Iowa Woman Gets Trapped in Storm Drain

• Virgin Islands Underwear Chase Praised

• NYC Tenants Sue Neighbor for Smoking

• Tooth Scan Reveals Neanderthal Mobility

• Writers Strike Nearing Postscript?

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Court News

• (No marriage license reports)

• (No dissolution reports)

• A Wave of Mergers on Deck for Airlines?

• Car Dealers Prep for Lousy Year

• Stocks End Mixed on Economic Worries

• Agriculture Futures Trade Higher on CBOT

• On Earth...: Living With Regret

• Announcement: Lenten Mission and WATCH Retreat

• Department of Natural Resources February 'Newsbits'

• Home Country: How a Country Doc Sees It

• FDA Links Anti-Wrinkle Drugs to Deaths

• A Fruit Juice With Curative Properties

• Obese Less Likely to Use Seat Belts

• Saint Mary's Reaches 20-Win Mark

• Basketball Coach Brady Out at LSU

• Friday's College Basketball

• Lakers Top Magic 117-113 in Wild Fashion

• Martin, Kings End Utah's Long Win Streak

• Carmelo Scores 49 As Nuggets Top Wizards

• Powe's Layup Lifts Celtics Over Wolves

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• McNamee Says He Injected Clemens' Wife

• MLB Steroids Dealer Gets Probation

• Doctors at Odds on Schilling's Treatment

• NHL Roundup: Niedermayer Can Still Win in New Jersey

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Son of Golf Legend Floyd Chases Dream

• 2 Share Lead at Allianz Championship

• Rocky Start for NASCAR at Daytona

• U.S. Leads Austria 2-0 in Davis Cup

Friday, Feb. 8:

• DeMay at Eagle One Investments Still Bullish on 2008

• Notice: Logan County Courthouse Elevator Repairs Scheduled Next Week

• IEMA Assists Eastern Illinois in Second Flooding Battle in Less Than a Month
  Motorists Cautioned Not to Enter Flooded Roadways

• Wide Range of Weather Hits Illinois This Winter

• Clinton Lake and Small Streams Recede; Logan County Flood Warnings Canceled

• Woman Kills 2, Herself at La. College

• Gov't Wants Tighter Rules for Time Off

• Dead Satellite to Hit Earth Early March

• 6 Die in Shooting at Mo. Council Meeting

• Day 2: Crew to Check Atlantis for Damage

• Twister-Battered Region Has New Worries

• Probe: Bhutto Killed by Blast, Not Bullet

• France Mulls Increased Afghan Role

• Thousands of Displaced Kenyans Flee Town

• McCain All but Clinches; Romney Departs

• Obama, Clinton Battle for Big Bucks

• Today on the Presidential Campaign Trail

• Georgia Drivers Gawk at Runaway Emu

• School Pulls Spiked Hot Chocolate Recipe

• Dog Survives Weeklong Avalanche Ordeal

• Ice Chunks Crash Through Woman's Ceiling

• Disorder in the Court: Lawyer Punched

• Turtle Swims From Indonesia to Oregon

• Device on Knee Can Produce Electricity

• Study: Ethanol May Add to Global Warming

• Angelina Jolie Visits Baghdad

• 'Idol' Attraction Coming to Disney World

• Cher Agrees to 3-Year Deal in Vegas

• This Day in History

• The Nation's Weather

• Heath Ledger Death Elevates Awareness of Deadly Drug Errors

• French Police Question Second Trader

• Stores Post Disappointing January Sales

• Microsoft Helps Nab $900M Piracy Ring

• Stocks Head for Lower Open

• Agriculture Prices Mostly Higher on CBOT

• Chestnut Fire and EMS Ham and Bean Dinner

• Carroll Catholic February Students of the Month and Spelling Bee Winners

• South Africa Questions Circumcision Advice

• Tobacco Could Kill 1 Billion by 2100

• Eighth-Grade Basketball Sectional

• Lynx Vs. Danville

• ISU Loses First Road Game of the Season to UNI

• Collison, No. 5 UCLA Roll Past Cougars

• College Basketball Roundup: Gordon Booed, but Indiana Gets Last Word

• Thursday's College Basketball

• Bulls Spoil Webber's Return to Warriors

• Basketball Roundup: Yao and Rockets Beat Cavs

• NBA Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• 3 Rookies Learn the Ropes at Pro Bowl

• Redbird Baseball Summer Camps Now Open for Registration

• Red Sox, Schilling Squabble Over Surgery

• Clemens to Continue Lobbying on the Hill

• New Yankee Stadium to Cost $1.3 Billion

• Khabibulin, Blackhawks Douse Flames 3-1

• Kings End Red Wings' Shot at History

• NHL Team Standings, Scores & Schedules

• Jones Holds Slim Lead at Pebble Beach

• Garrett Leads Australian Ladies Masters

• NASCAR Season Begins With Media Day

Thursday, Feb. 7: