Dec. 19

• Inferno destroys downtown buildings

• EMA: Power being restored, but road conditions this evening will be treacherous

• Ice storm warning canceled. Cold air will make evening travel hazardous. Lincoln spends the night in the dark

• Ill. Gov. Blagojevich pledges to fight, won't quit

• City: Coal mine gets enterprise zone approval
  City to ask for economic stimulus funds; tax levy approved; budget in line; 7th month of fiscal year; winter pothole fill arrives

• IDOT: You Drink & Drive. You Lose

• Zion Lutheran student council, Steffanie Richardson, Teresa Quisenberry and the Lincoln Public Library in this Close Up
  By Mike Fak

Dec. 18

• Ice storm warning
  (Update 1:45 p.m. Thursday)

• City: Coal mine gets enterprise zone approval
  City to ask for economic stimulus funds; tax levy approved; budget in line; 7th month of fiscal year; winter pothole fill arrives

• Ice storm warning remains in effect from 3 p.m. today to noon Friday

• Obama to name LaHood, R-Ill., transportation head

  • Biographical information on Ray LaHood

• Ill. high court rejects attempt to remove governor

• Ballot positions set for February primary

• $40.5 million in low-interest loans available to Illinois college students

Dec. 17

• Flu season gets the jump on Logan County

• Ill. parties clash over potential special election

• Bomke: 'The Senate appointment process has been thoroughly tainted'
  Calls for special election

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