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29 Jul, 2020
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People younger than 30 make up majority of new COVID-19 cases in Sangamon County
More than half of the 32 people in Sangamon County newly identified as infected with COVID-19 Tuesday were younger than 30.None of the 32 people were hospitalized, and they brought the total in the county to 868 cases during the pandemic.
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Blackburn College gets $2 million gift for scholarship

Elisabeth Gantt, a 1958 graduate of Blackburn College, has made a $2 million gift to the college's Gantt/Rohatsch Scholarship in honor of her late husband, R.

Firing of state historian latest ALPLM controversy

A lawyer representing former state historian Samuel Wheeler said Wheeler was never told of any problems with his job performance before being fired this month.

 
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District 186 student registration wraps up Friday

Registration for Springfield School District 186 students is due Friday and families need to indicate what model their child will be enrolled in for the school year.

Jacksonville testing site at Passavant opens Wednesday

The Morgan County Health Department will offer COVID-19 testing at a new location beginning Wednesday.

 
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Lawsuit seeking compensation for store closures should be tossed, state says

Illinois' attorney general asked a federal judge Monday to dismiss a lawsuit alleging Gov.

Simmons Cancer Institute to hold butterfly release virtually

Simmons Cancer Institute at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine will hold its 12th annual butterfly release virtually due to COVID-19 on Friday.

Barr condemns rioting at House hearing

"Largely absent from these scenes of destruction are even superficial attempts by the rioters to connect their actions to George Floyd's death or any legitimate call for reform,"Attorney General William Barr said of the Portland protests.

Trump again pushes unproven drug as COVID-19 treatment

President Donald Trump pushed unproven claims that an anti-malaria drug, hydroxychloroquine, is an effective treatment for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.