Sept. 16

• State public health director issues warning about food-borne illness linked to fresh spinach consumption
  No confirmed Illinois cases of E. coli from consumption of bagged fresh spinach

• West Nile virus claims another life

• August was slightly warmer and wetter than normal

• Gov. Blagojevich and Lt. Gov. Quinn urge U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to expand health services for veterans
  Letter responds to report highlighting the federal government's inadequate assessment of returning veterans' health needs

• FEMA outlines conditions for increasing rental assistance after disasters

Sept. 15

• Day of fun scheduled for Elks Abe Lincoln Disabled Children's Fundraiser

• Robert's Sysco says, 'Thank you, Lincoln and Logan County'

• FDA issues E. coli consumer alert

• City of Mount Pulaski roadwork begins

Sept. 14

• Lincoln police seek information on Labor Day shooting incident

Sept. 13

• City hears county request for help with animal control facility

Sept. 12

• Jury rules Atlanta teen's death an accident

• Gov. Blagojevich requests federal assistance for Rockford-area homeowners, renters and businesses after Labor Day flooding
  Governor seeks Small Business Administration physical disaster declaration

• Illinois State Museum to return memorial post to officials from Kenya

Sept. 11

• City of Lincoln declares annual Railsplitter Festival weekend

• Gov. Blagojevich proclaims Day of Remembrance for those who died in the Sept. 11 attacks

• Mutual aid response system to improve vital emergency communication services
  IL-TERT training to help handle emergency call volume during natural disasters or terrorism events

• Emergency preparedness since 9/11
  Illinois a national leader in mutual aid, special response teams

• In memoriam, five years later -- USCG Auxiliary

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