Enrollment at Illinois College in Jacksonville is up to a record level this fall.

A milky haze to the central Illinois skies the past couple of days is from the wildfires burning out West, said a meteorologist from the National Weather Service in Lincoln.

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation announced Tuesday that it continues to "review questions" and has still not set a date for a lottery to distribute 75 marijuana dispensary licenses.

Morrisonville Junior/Senior High will be closed to in-person learning until Oct. 1 because several people associated with the school are under quarantine due to COVID-19 exposure.

One of the best-selling personal finance books in recent memory is"Rich Dad Poor Dad," by Robert T. Kiyosaki.

Power has been fully restored to 36 homes after an Ameren gas line was ruptured in the 1100 block of East Pine Street around 10 a.m. Tuesday.

State agencies have been ordered to identify steep budget cuts that can be made if Congress fails to come through with more COVID-19 relief money.

Homeschooling, e-learning or limited attendance face-to-face, this school year is happening in a million different ways, but it is happening.

Putting aside lingering skepticism, the Springfield City Council approved an out-of-town developer's $3.15 million request for tax-increment financing funds necessary to complete a long-stalled redevelopment of historic buildings on the southwest corner of Sixth and Monroe streets.