July 8

• New traffic fines to aid police agencies in replacing aging squad cars

• Americash first payday loan lender cracked in $8 billion Illinois industry

July 7

• Minier celebrates Relay For Life July 15

• Illinois' Safe Haven Act change extends time to protect newborn children

• World Shooting and Recreational Complex opens

July 6

• Congressman checks in on Lincoln

• Two Oklahoma women injured in I-55 accident

• Illinois leading nation in efforts to protect private information from thieves

• Class size reduction grants

July 5

• New law on organ donation

• New laws expand affordable housing options
  Additional benefits to businesses that locate in areas with affordable housing and access to public transportation

July 3

• Lincoln Heritage Days continues
  Movie 'Sea Biscuit' rescheduled for tonight; kids' parade, water fun and fireworks at the Rec on Tuesday

• State dignitaries join Mayor Beth Davis in Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial kickoff

• City establishes Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission
  Resolution

• Illinois families to pay more for college

• Heartsaver checkoff

July 1

• Reminder: New location for Lincoln community blood drives

• Statement from governor's office on 'bad apples'

• Gov. Blagojevich urges new protections against abusive short-term loans
  Rules would impose tougher regulations on lenders who are trying to get around Payday Loan Reform Act and would help protect working families against exorbitant interest rates and unlawful collection practices

• Museum association receives grant for conference scholarships

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