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 Monday, Feb 5 Henry County voters chose Trump over Clinton by a hefty 22-point margin in 2016. But before that, the county went for Barack Obama both times he ran, George W. Bush in 2004 and Al Gore in 2000. With that political backdrop, we revisit the county to gauge how its voters perceive Trump now. |
| One of the top hashtags on Twitter overnight was #phillypolicescanner, which chronicled a city descending into chaos hours after the Eagles hoisted their first Vince Lombardi Trophy. |
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| Interstate 88 and Interstate 80 corridors expected to take brunt of snowstorm, according to National Weather Service. |
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| Republican primary challenger Jeanne Ives is mounting a full-bore attack on Gov. Rauner's conservative credentials. But the ad she released is ripped by critics as "full of misinformation, hate and bigotry." |
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| Arthur Jones, a Lyons resident known for his ties to white supremacy groups, is running unopposed on the Republican ticket for Illinois' 3rd District. |
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| Greg Kot: No Prince hologram, no 'N Sync reunion, and no wardrobe malfunctions. Compared to what might have been, Justin Timberlake's performance halftime was a ho-hum affair. |
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| Dozens of ads aired during the 2018 Super Bowl, the great majority of them safe and competent. There are the ten that really stood out. This is a look at the best and the worst. |
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| The manila envelope arrived on Mary Olsen's doorstep the day after Christmas, and in its top left corner were three words that stopped her: "THE WHITE HOUSE." |
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