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6 days ago
Proposed parking fine increases could impact Downtown Springfield drivers
Under the proposed changes, the fine for exceeding the posted limit would increase to $20.
7 days ago
38 Special to perform free concert at Illinois State Fair Grandstand
38 Special has brought their signature blast of guitar-driven southern rock to audiences around the world for over five decades.
7 days ago
Stories of memories, and fate, at first-ever Illinois State Police Memorial Wall service
Also, plans are in the works for a new Memorial Park Visitor's Center.
7 days ago
Senate GOP counters progressive message
Minority leader says Chicago mayor could do more.
7 days ago
Levitt AMP Springfield music series releases 2026 schedule. See the full lineup here
Food, live music, family fun, and more.
7 days ago
Diesel fuel surges over $6 per gallon as prices continue to skyrocket
Fuel remains one of the highest operating costs in the industry, only second to labor costs.
7 days ago
Crime of the Week: Help needed identifying suspect in church thefts
Man allegedly stole items from local church.
1 week ago
Mayor vetoes STAR ordinance, gets blowback
Ald. Williams accuses Buscher of being dishonest; Ald. Notariano reiterates disapproval of proposed "unelected" tourism district board.
1 week ago
100 Days Out: The Illinois State Fair countdown is on
IL State Fair food vendors give a taste of August.
1 week ago
Children’s clothing chain with Springfield location plans to close 150 stores
Company: Tariff costs impacting bottom line.
1 week ago
DOJ seeking Illinois voter data to purge suspected noncitizens, documents suggest
In court filing, intervenors say the Trump administration is concealing true purpose of its case.
1 week ago
Contract reached between ISU and buildings, grounds, and dining workers
Terms of the deal have not been released.
1 week ago
USPS unveils Route 66 centennial stamps, born from a photographer’s 42 trips
The U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday is releasing eight stamps marking significant parts of the road in each of the states it traverses, passing by vintage diners, gas stations and motels — many since preserved or restored — along with breathtaking vistas and wide horizons of the open road.
1 week ago
How Bikers Against Child Abuse empowers victims to move forward stronger
"It takes somebody with the heart, the drive, not to be afraid to protect that child. Everybody in our chapter, everywhere, has to be ready to lay down and take a bullet for that kid."
1 week ago
Renovations at Douglas, Lawrence school buildings in Springfield
Alternative ed moves out of Douglas, which will get a new roof.
1 week ago
Woman wanted after no-showing trial for concealment of Springfield woman’s death
Trial was to have started Monday for Gena English-Wheat, 59
