iconic Red Covered Bridge,” Bureau County Historical Society and History Center said on social media. The bridge, built in 1863 and located 1.5 miles north of Princeton on Illinois Route 26 ...

The bridge was formerly known as "Long Grove Covered Bridge". Surveillance video showed a small truck carrying a stacked load hit the top of the bridge. ABC7 has previously reported that the ...

First responders in Illinois saved a man's life on Sunday after ... It was reported that a man was trapped under a tractor after a bridge collapsed on the property, which was in unincorporated ...

Measuring 100 feet long, Sachs Covered Bridge ... this car-free bridge – which sits above Marsh Creek – is surrounded by lush trees and features a red exterior. It was frequently used by ...

Jordynn Lane is a Licensed Social Worker in Illinois. Jordynn offers an approach of collaboration, mindfulness, empathy, and compassionate care to those who are struggling with anxiety ...

Ninety years ago this week, Red Grange took the opening kickoff of the Illinois-Michigan football game on the Fighting Illini’s 5-yard line and zigzagged through 11 frustrated defenders to score ...

Princeton University is a vibrant community of scholarship and learning that stands in the nation's service and the service of humanity. On campus and around the world, Princetonians are making a ...

“With Red Grange on the Illini, it is doubtful if a team in the country could beat the Zuppke machine,” wrote James Cruisinberry of the Chicago Tribune, referencing Illinois coach Bob Zuppke.

And he said, 'That would be Red Grange ... dashes -- of 56 and 44 yards -- to give Illinois a 27-0 lead. All four touchdowns -- which covered 262 yards -- came in the first 12 minutes.

According to state election results, the last time Illinois did not vote blue in a presidential candidate, otherwise voting majority red, was 1988. That year, Republican candidate George H.W. Bush ...