Illinois' budget crisis could mean more cuts for vital services across the state. Governor Quinn is trying to find ways to make ends meet. The state will pay more than eight-billion dollars into the pension system next year, plus, there are still more than nine-billion dollars in unpaid bills sitting on the comptroller's desk. Quinn is expected to take about 400-million bucks from the education account in order to help relieve some of the financial pressure. He'll deliver his budget address this Wednesday at noon.
