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Springfield could keep Lincoln Home open during federal shutdown If a federal shutdown were to happen, Springfield would now be able to approach the National Park Service with the optio… Read more >>

Springfield had two dozen sites listed in 'The Green Book' Between at least the 1930s and 1970s, travel in America could be difficult, even dangerous, for African-Americans. To he… Read more >>

State's revenues will fall short of budget needs The Illinois legislature's financial forecasters said Tuesday they expect the state to fall about $184 million short of … Read more >>

Police object to only one license plate on Illinois vehicles Illinois law enforcement groups want to pump the brakes on proposed legislation that would do away with a requirement th… Read more >>

Two months after Donna Bricker's death, family hopes for break in case Debbie Squires said her mother, Donna Bricker, had a keen observation about her longtime pastor at Third Presbyterian Ch… Read more >>

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Dear Monty: Retirement home search requires effort Reader Question: My wife and I are getting closer to retirement, and we can go anywhere we want in the USA. We want to find the right lake or mountain home. I am looking for a single agent/source to help us find what we want... Read more >>

Father drops child from burning second-floor apartment A 2-year-old child was dropped from a burning second-floor apartment by his father in the 1100 block of West Edwards Str… Read more >>

Old Dominion to play Illinois State Fair Country group Old Dominion is returning to the Illinois State Fair, not long after being named the Vocal Group of the Ye… Read more >>

Illinois gets ready to go all in on sports betting Sports gambling, a multibillion-dollar industry that mostly relies on the black market, may soon go legit in Illinois. Read more >>

Minecraft videos lead to Williamsville student's interest in graphic design Editor's note: This is the fourth and final article in a series about local teen artists. Read the rest of the series at… Read more >>

Bill would define 'consent' in sex education classes Illinois lawmakers are aiming to provide a more comprehensive definition of "consent" to schools' sex education classes. Read more >>

United Methodist Church deals with hurt after vote Even as voters wrestled with one of the most historic votes in the history of the United Methodist Church at a special s… Read more >>

Downtown Springfield bars could be allowed to have sidewalk seating After months of discussions with downtown Springfield bar owners, a plan to loosen the city's sidewalk cafe ordinance wi… Read more >>

Easton Corbin added to Sangamon County Fair Easton Corbin, who had a pair of No. 1 country hits from his self-titled debut album in 2009, will play the Sangamon Cou… Read more >>

Reisch family celebrates revival of Gold Top beer with last brewmaster, now 100 TOWN & COUNTRY, Mo. - Though long in his past, George Reisch still has vivid dreams of the Springfield brewery that bore… Read more >>

Heated battle, likely passage ahead for abortion bill at Statehouse Illinois is poised to provide greater access to reproductive health care and abortion procedures than any other state in… Read more >>

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