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10 Jul, 2020
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Madigan: Remove images of Stephen Douglas from Statehouse
Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan on Thursday called for removing statues and portraits of the 19th century U.S. Senator Stephen A Douglas from the Statehouse, along with those of other known slaveholders.
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Investigation: Evans was trying to gain entrance into home when he was shot

An investigation by Springfield Police concluded that Willie C.

Coronavirus updates: CDC won’t revise guidelines for opening schools; deaths surge in California, Texas; Trump again blames testing

Federal health guidelines for reopening schools across the nation will not be altered despite complaints from President Donald Trump that they are too difficult and expensive, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Thursday.

 
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Supreme Court gives Native Americans jurisdiction over eastern half of Oklahoma

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the eastern half of Oklahoma can be considered Native American territory, a decision the state previously warned could create "civil, criminal and regulatory turmoil.

ALPLM welcomes 5 millionth visitor

frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen> Regina Padgett had never been to Springfield before Thursday.

 
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Sangamon County passes 500 mark, logs 18 new cases

Sangamon County logged 18 new coronavirus cases Thursday, marking the highest daily total in 10 weeks, and bringing the county total of COVID-19 positives to more than 500."This is definitely a little spike that we don't like," said Gail O'Neill, director of the Sangamon County Department of Public Health.

Another 39,000 file jobless claims in Illinois

The state of Illinois saw slight decreases in the number of people filing first-time unemployment claims as well as the number of people receiving continuing benefits during the week that ended July 4.But those gains were more than offset by increases in the number of people applying for and receiving benefits under another program designed for people who don't qualify for traditional unemployment benefits.

Langfelder to participate in Harvard program for mayors

Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder is among 40 U.S. mayors participating in a leadership and management program through Harvard University this summer.

Homeowner displaced after fire heavily damages residence on South 15th Street

A homeowner was displaced after a two-alarm fire in the 2100 block of South 15th Street Wednesday.

Crash snarls traffic on northbound Interstate 55

Traffic lanes are blocked on Interstate 55 in response to a crash reportedly involving two semi trucks.