The Feed Store, a downtown Springfield lunchtime staple, will close permanently Friday after nearly 43 years in business.

Marsha Strumpher was "a strong independent woman who was not afraid to tell you about anything.

A Springfield man who pleaded guilty to charges of animal torture and aggravated cruelty to an animal on March 13 was sentenced in a Sangamon County Court Wednesday.

Sangamon Mass Transit District (SMTD) will return to regular service Monday as the state and city continues to reopen from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Springfield Police still don't have a firm motive regarding the workplace shooting at Bunn-O-Matic that left three people dead at the Stevenson Drive facility Friday morning.

Days after Democrats in the U.S. House pushed through a bill expanding the Affordable Care Act, Springfield Democrat Betsy Dirksen Londrigan said Wednesday that she backs the legislation and criticized U.S. Rep.

We might have another Enron on our hands. Remember Enron? Houston's Enron Corporation was one of America's largest companies.

While the Illinois High School Association waits for Illinois Department of Public Health approval to allow high school teams to begin formal practice, athletes can still get out and stay in shape on their own.