• Spitting into the Illinois River as he works, Orion Briney grunts and hoists up a fat piece of his bounty.

    FORBES: Lucky Catch

  • They have advanced to within 55 miles of Lake Michigan in the Illinois River, which connects with a shipping canal and other waters that reach Lake Michigan.

    NPR: Gov. Quinn Open To Great Lakes-Mississippi Split

  • Mark Fuchs, a National Weather Service hydrologist, said the latest dousing could be especially troublesome for communities along the Illinois River, which is headed for record crests.

    NPR: More Rain Expected For Already Swollen Rivers

  • On the Illinois River in Peoria anglers armed with bows and arrows hunt Asian carp that leap high in the air, agitated by the sound of boat engines.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • As many as 1, 500 residents of the northern Illinois city of Marseilles were evacuated after seven barges broke free from a towing vessel and struck a dam on the Illinois River.

    NPR: Floodwaters Rising After Storms Deluge Heartland

  • High water on the Illinois River near Peoria, Ill.

    WSJ: Midwest Fights Off Rising Floodwaters

  • Waits on the Illinois River can average six hours.

    FORBES: A river of subsidies

  • Marc Miller, director of the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, said his state had arranged for commercial fishermen to harvest 700 tons of Asian carp on the Illinois River in recent years.

    WSJ: Great Lakes governors seek agreement on invasives

  • It would be an interesting exercise to privatize the eight Illinois River locks by simply auctioning them off to the highest bidder, who could then charge whatever toll the traffic would bear.

    FORBES: A river of subsidies

  • Scientists with the Coast Guard Research and Development Center and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency conducted experiments in a section of the Illinois River called the La Grange Reach, where Asian carp are well established.

    WSJ: Study: Asian carp unlikely to stow away in barges

  • Gov. Pat Quinn today signed an agreement with China to export as much as 30 million pounds of Asian carp a year from the Illinois River, a move aimed at reducing the population of the invasive species downstate.

    FORBES: Will Chinese Eat 'Wild Mississippi River Fish'?

  • In suburban Chicago, which got up to 7 inches of rain in a 24-hour period ending Thursday, record levels of water were moving through the Des Plaines River past heavily populated western suburbs and into the Illinois River to the south.

    NPR: Floodwaters Rising After Storms Deluge Heartland

  • After all, it is one that was introduced in the United States into the Mississippi River near Mississippi, and has managed to swim upstream all the way across our country to the point where that river meets up with the Illinois River.

    FORBES: Will Chinese Eat 'Wild Mississippi River Fish'?

  • In the late 19th century on the Illinois River, which flows southwesterly through the state, decoys were carved by market gunners, who shot birds by the thousands and sold them to high-end restaurants like Chicago's Grand Pacific Hotel, which featured 20 species of game birds on its annual game-night menu.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In eastern Iowa and western Illinois, the River Bend Foodbank now helps 1, 500 children in 30 schools through one such scheme.

    BBC: The children going hungry in America

  • Schafer, 50, owns Schafer Fisheries in Thomson, Illinois, a Mississippi River town 150 miles west of Chicago.

    FORBES: Lucky Catch

  • Meade won a regional Emmy Award for her efforts covering the 1995 collision between a school bus and a train in Fox River Grove, Illinois, that killed seven and injured more than 24 teenagers.

    CNN: Anchors & Reporters

  • The swollen Spoon River topped a levee and inundated the central Illinois town of London Mills, and about half of the 500 residents had to be evacuated.

    NPR: Floodwaters Rising After Storms Deluge Heartland

  • The flood is the most significant to hit the lower Mississippi River valley since at least 1937 and has so far affected nine states: Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

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