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2 Jun, 2020
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Several downtown buildings vandalized; protesters march to Springfield Police headquarters
IllAfter the City of Springfield issued an advisory Sunday evening for its residents to stay at home, several downtown businesses were spray painted with graffiti.
The latest this morning
Rochester teen drowns in pond

An 18-year-old Rochester man drowned in a pond near the 6600 block of Minder Road in Rochester Monday evening, according to Sangamon County Sheriff's Deputies.

Four dead in Macoupin County plane crash Sunday

Four people are confirmed dead after a plane crashed at a private farm three miles south of Carlinville Sunday afternoon.

 
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Pritzker tells Trump his rhetoric is ‘making it worse’

A conference call between U.S. governors and Republican President Donald Trump led to the latest in a series of spats between Illinois' governor and the president Monday.

Teen shot in incident on East Cook Street Monday morning

An 18-year-old male sustained three gunshot wounds in an early morning incident Monday in the 1500 block of East Cook Street.

 
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Fire reported at Dirty South on East Cook Street

A fire was reported a popular east side nightclub early Monday morning.

More than 1,000 protesters rally in Springfield

People in Springfield Monday took part in what was billed as march for justice and peace in the wake of the death of George Floyd of Minneapolis and other African Americans who have died during encounters with police.

Secretary of State offices in Springfield to close early Monday

Secretary of State offices in Springfield will close at 2 p.m. today as a result of demonstrations planned in the city.

Local organizations react to protests, racism

Leaders from local organizations and churches shared their reaction and concerns to protests stemming from the police killing of George Floyd last week in Minneapolis.

‘Breeding grounds for this virus’: Health experts warn large protests heighten risk of coronavirus spread

Public health officials warn new cases of COVID-19 probably will emerge after mass gatherings fueled by the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and racial unrest in cities across America.