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24 May, 2020
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Here’s a list of area Memorial Day happenings
Several familiar Memorial Day gatherings in the area, including ceremonies at Camp Butler National Cemetery and the Field Mass at Calvary Cemetery, have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest this morning
‘Teaching garden’ springing to life in Southtown neighborhood

George Sinclair joked Saturday that his first garden was when he dug up his mom's front yard while she was out playing bridge."She came back and cried," Sinclair recalled.

Lawsuit: ‘Property seizure’ violates U.S., Illinois constitutions

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House passes budget

Illinois House members approved a new state budget Saturday as the legislature worked to wrap up a whirlwind four-day session that resulted from the coronavirus pandemic.

Lawmakers begin debating budget

The Illinois House was beginning to debate a new state budget Saturday night as lawmakers trudged toward the finish line of their abbreviated session.

 
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Pritzker is flexible if nothing else

Gov. JB Pritzker once again last week showed a capacity for flexibility, if that's the word you want to use.

Second person charged in the March 31 shooting of Springfield man

A second person has been charged with the murder of Gary Green, Jr. of Springfield.

Curran takes on Durbin but also some in GOP

Mark Curran, the GOP candidate for U.S. Senate, points the finger of blame for problems in Illinois at more than his Democratic opponent.

COVID-19 Updates: Illinois College eyes in-person classes in fall; Boyd’s offering free lunch Saturday

One central Illinois institution of higher learning is preparing to hold in-person classes for the fall semester.

State reports 2,352 new cases of COVID-19

The Illinois Department of Public Health announced Saturday 2,352 new cases of COVID-19 in the state, including 75 additional deaths.