Streams of people passed through the open gates of the Illinois Governor's Mansion Saturday afternoon to get a glimpse at the renovated mansion's interior holiday decor.

It's been 45 years, but Taylor Pensoneau of New Berlin still remembers the weight of being in the hearing room when the U.S. House Judiciary Committee voted for its first article of impeachment against Richard Nixon.

An association with a mission to create a living history farm at a farmstead near Greenview established by a German immigrant is asking for donations to rebuild the conservatory on the south side of the farm's main house built in 1850.     The Historic Marbold Farmstead Association is looking for 25 donors to commit $500 per window or door for the conservatory at the farmstead located at 21722 State Highway 29 (which is 20 miles north of Springfield).

Rubin Verdell wants his father - who implored the Springfield City Council in September to support a comprehensive service center for the homeless - remembered as a hard-working, family man.

The ground-level commercial space at 204 and 206 S. Sixth St. is trading morning coffee for an evening pint.

Uber has for the first time released data on the number of passengers and drivers alleging they've been sexually assaulted, raising new concerns over the safety of the popular ride-hailing service.

Official: Base shooter watched shooting videos before attack By BRENDAN FARRINGTON Associated Press PENSACOLA, Fla.

NEW DELHI - An alleged rape victim in northern India who was set on fire while heading to a court hearing in the case has died in a New Delhi hospital, officials said Saturday.

WASHINGTON - Previewing potential articles of impeachment, the House Democrats on Saturday issued a lengthy report drawing on history and the Founding Fathers to lay out the legal argument over the case against President Donald Trump's actions toward Ukraine.