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1 Jul, 2020
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Springfield man dies after fall in Colorado while trying to assist another hiker
A Springfield man fell to his death in Colorado last week while trying to assist another hiker. Gavin J.
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Free Press Coffee House to close

Stop the presses. Free Press Coffee House will permanently close its 916 South Grand Ave.

Area under Flash Flood Watch; sunny and hot for holiday weekend

A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for Sangamon County and the area until early Wednesday morning.

 
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250,000 babies may die indirectly due to COVID-19. Worst-case scenario: 1.2 million babies worldwide, study says

Disruptions to health care and lack of food from COVID-19 are likely to cost the lives of at least 250,000 babies and young children and more than 10,000 mothers in low- and moderate-income countries over the next six months, according to a study from researchers at Johns Hopkins University.

COVID-19 update: Hospitalizations tick upward as positivity rate remains low

The state's hospital bed usage by COVID-19 patients ticked slightly upward Tuesday as the Illinois Department of Public Health announced another 725 confirmed cases and 23 COVID-19-related deaths.

 
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Kidzeum on extended closure but hopes to reopen

The Kidzeum of Health and Science, a children's museum that opened downtown Springfield in July 2018, has entered a period of "extended closure" that could last for several months.

Cedarhurst resident with COVID-19 dies

A resident of Cedarhurst of Springfield who was infected with coronavirus has died, officials said Tuesday.

Study finds asteroid impact, not volcanoes, made the Earth uninhabitable for dinosaurs: ‘Only plausible explanation’

It was the asteroid after all.

A new swine flu strain found in Chinese pigs has ‘pandemic potential,’ experts say

Researchers have discovered a swine flu virus in Chinese pigs that may be able to jump to humans and are sounding the alarm for another potential pandemic as international public health experts still struggle to contain the coronavirus.

‘A threatened bison may charge’: California woman gored at Yellowstone National Park while trying to get a photo

A California woman was gored by a bison at Yellowstone National Park after approaching too closely to try to take a photo, the second incident in less than six weeks between a visitor and one of the park's iconic hulking animals.