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Stacy St. Clair

Stacy St. Clair has been a general assignment reporter with the baiduhai since 2007. Before that she reported for the Daily Herald, the Dayton Daily News and The Topeka Capital-Journal. She has received numerous national honors for her work. Stacy has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia, with minors in American politics and Spanish.

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The persistent scandals at U. of I. this summer have taken a toll on the state's flagship university, but one from which they recover, experts say.

University of Illinois endures a summer of scandals

As far as summers go, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign could not have seen much worse. Chancellor Phyllis Wise resigned amid an email scandal, with her provost following suit...
Drew Peterson, shown in 2009, pleaded not guilty after authorities charged him in February with trying to hire someone to kill Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow.

Drew Peterson defense argues wiretaps should be tossed

Several irregularities surrounding wiretaps in Drew Peterson's murder-for-hire case — including a key eavesdropping consent form listing the wrong defendant's name — could put the recordings in jeopardy, according to...
College of DuPage President Robert Breuder attends a special board meeting at the Glen Ellyn campus Jan. 28, 2015.

College of DuPage trustees aim to fire Breuder

Capping a decision months in the making, College of DuPage trustees voted Thursday night to begin the process of firing embattled President Robert Breuder. The 4-2 vote follows a monthslong...
College of DuPage President Robert Breuder has been on paid administrative leave since late April 2015, and the school is facing state and federal criminal investigations. Trustees will vote on Aug. 19, 2015, on whether to fire him.

College of DuPage board to vote on firing Breuder

College of DuPage trustees will vote Thursday on whether to begin termination proceedings against embattled President Robert Breuder, a move that could scuttle the lucrative severance package that touched off...