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Illinois' new program that withholds hunting and fishing licenses from parents who are at least $1,000 behind on child support appears to be paying off. In the six months the program has been in effect, the state has collected nearly $130,000 from 90 parents. Collections are expected to spike in a few days with the April 1 license renewal date. In the Chicago Tribune.
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