Afternoon news update: June 11, 2015

A 19-year-old Rochelle woman was killed and two others injured after their jeep struck a utility pole  Wednesday night.  The Ogle County Sheriff's Office says the vehicle ran off the road on E. Gillis Rd. and struck the pole.  19-year-old Anna Speed, a passenger, was pronounced dead at the scene.  The driver and another passenger were ejected from the vehicle.  The driver is in stable condition at OSF St Anthony Medical Center  while the passenger was treated and released in Rochelle.

A Kingston man was killed in a rollover crash this morning.  53-year old Robert Bolz was pronounced dead on the scene.  Police say Bolz was driving on Baseline Road, west of Irene Road in DeKalb County, around 9 o'clock this morning when it slipped off the road, Bolz over corrected, causing it to flip and come to a rest on its roof.  The crash remains under investigation.

Rockford police are investigating the stabbing death of 72-year old Harland  Dascher, Jr. of Machesney Park, in a Walmart parking lot.  Dascher was found around two o’clock this morning in the lot on Northridge Drive, near Riverside  Boulevard and North Alpine Road.  He was taken to OSF St Anthony where he was pronounced dead.

The head of the Illinois Hospital Association says lawmakers should consider passing a one-month temporary budget if they can't reach a compromise soon. Maryjane Wurth says essential health services will be threatened if state payments affecting hospitals are halted by the budget deadlock.

If you like hunting for rarities and fun bargains on eBay, here’s something for you to check out. The state treasurer's office reunites people with forgotten things; perhaps put into a safe deposit box. An opportunity to bid on those things online is coming. "Someone puts something away for safekeeping, then they pass away, or they forget about it," Frerichs said. "The contents are turned over to us. We try (for 10 years) to reunite people with their property. If, after that time, we can't? We auction it off."  The bidding begins June 22, but you may view the items on the I-Cash portion of the treasurer's web site now - www.illinoistreasurer.gov