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6 days ago
Mini O’Beirne is on the move
The land has been donated; now comes a campaign to build on it.
6 days ago
Illinois designated an AARP age-friendly state
Announcement comes after launch of EngAging Illinois.
6 days ago
Reading program returns for fourth year at Springfield schools
About 100 men volunteer across the district to read to first and third graders.
6 days ago
Taylorville man accused of sexually assaulting child at local YMCA
Police don't say specifically when Ross may have assaulted a child at the Christian County Y, but court records say he will remain in custody after being deemed a real and present threat.
1 week ago
Pope Leo’s doctors say tests show he needs no further treatment for lung cancer
“A subsequent oncology assessment confirmed that no further treatment is necessary,” the doctors said.
1 week ago
Route 66 and Springfield are included in a new book about food in Illinois
"We literally ate our way through Illinois."
1 week ago
Stratton and Tracy stage their only debate for U.S. Senate
The winner succeeds retiring U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)
1 week ago
Crime of the Week: Help needed identifying parking lot burglar
Man allegedly broke into cars into hospital parking garage.
1 week ago
1 hospitalized in Springfield shooting
Officers found a man with a gunshot wound when they arrived on scene.
1 week ago
Sangamon Co. State’s Attorney and staff recognized for working with crime victims
The award was handed out Tuesday at the Sangamon County Complex in Springfield.
1 week ago
Alderwoman accuses Springfield city staff of keeping info away from her
Ald. Notariano wants information about police SUV's as she attempts to get wellness software through the council.
1 week ago
Crouch says if elected, last two years have prepared her for next four; questions opponent’s commitment to department
Crouch says she is pro-police, and questions her opponent's stance.
1 week ago
Pritzker: Ethics should be addressed in fall veto session
Gov. Pritzker would like to see reform, but legislation is likely too big to fit into a six-day fall veto session.
1 week ago
Budzinski on veterans’ issues
Buzdinski meets with her veterans' advisory council in Springfield.
1 week ago
Study finds Illinois’ Displaced Energy Workers Bill of Rights falls short
Non-union workers at a southern Illinois coal mine didn’t receive the same benefits as unionized workers, the study found.
1 week ago
Delivery Robots Accused Of Scanning Customers’ Faces, Sharing Biometric Data
The men filed separate class-action lawsuits in Cook County court Oct. 9 against Coco Robotics and Serve Robotics, alleging the companies violated a state privacy law.
1 week ago
Intricate Minds opens second Springfield location to expand harm reduction services
Nonprofit now offers 45 hours of services a week after adding a site at First Presbyterian Church.
1 week ago
District 186: More complaints about school buses
Buses still are not at 95 percent on-time goal.
1 week ago
Florida is No. 1 in preseason AP Top 25 men’s poll as Duke, Illini also receive first-place votes
Duke received 10 first-place votes and was second in the preseason poll. Illinois received the other two and was third.
1 week ago
Independent candidate for IL Governor, Collin Corbett, says the opponents are all style and no substance
Corbett: Ideas and plans are what I have, not like the other candidates.
