Jan. 23

• Understanding electric aggregation and what it means for local residents

• Sunday morning shooting still under investigation

• Chamber annual dinner -- Album 1

• Chamber annual dinner -- Album 2

• January firehouse news

• Fire dept. FAQ

• Railers reach .500 with twin wins at Meijer Winter Classic

• This day in history

Jan. 21

• Rawlins retires after 30 years with LPD -- album

• Main Street Lincoln announces new board

• Main Street Lincoln plans for successful 2012

• Public meeting on plan for former ALMH site

• Glenwood ends Railers' streak at 3

• Lawmakers seek prison crowding fix

• State unemployment at 9.8 pct

• This day in history

Jan. 20

• Joint city-county meeting Tuesday at the park district

• Caution advised as wintry precipitation to spread across central Illinois today

• Polar Plungers will be freezin' for a reason on St. Patty's Day

• Quinn to close Tinley Park, Jacksonville facilities

• Community Action honors volunteers as part of MLK Day of Service

• Postville Courthouse observes Abe's birthday Feb. 11

• Tax time means IRS scams plentiful

• Illinois deer harvest totals 181,411 during 2011-12 seasons

• This day in history

Jan. 19

• Humane Society holds annual meeting

• The century seven: St. Clara's hosts centenarian party -- album

• Applications for Lincoln Woman's Club scholarships now being accepted

• Sara Ayer ALMH January Employee of the Month

• Skelton sentenced for burglary

• Quick start sends Railers to 3rd straight win

• State's backlog of unpaid bills nears $8.5 billion

• Ill. businesses earn $67M in hiring tax credits

• This day in history

Jan. 18

• City Briefs: Many positives as council moves into new year
• City of Lincoln receives $675,000 DCEO grant for downtown revitalization
• Textbooks out, notebooks in for LCHS pilot program
• Quinn holding quiet meetings regarding state facility closings
• Are you ready for the ShakeOut? Earthquake drill Feb. 7 has over 1 million signups and counting
• This day in history

Jan. 17

• Kinzie-MLK scholarship gets boost from Woods Foundation

• King Day breakfast draws good crowd -- album

• Defense leads Railers past Jacksonville

• AFSCME alleges secrecy on closing state facilities

• Illinois households may save $150 due to mild winter

• This day in history

• Chamber dinner, LCHS college aid workshop, park district dance lessons and Humane Society spay-neuter transport make Close Up

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