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26 Sep, 2020
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Under The Dome Podcast: Pritzker stands by delay for fall high risk sports
On this week's episode of the Under the Dome Podcast the State Journal-Register's Bernard Schoenburg and Doug Finke work remotely to bring you the latest updates from the Illinois Statehouse and Illinois' response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The latest this morning
Menard County sees first COVID-19 death

The first COVID-19-related death in Menard County was reported Friday, as the state also listed the county as among 17 at a warning level for cononavirus.

Sangamon County offers flu shots

The Sangamon County Department of Public Health is offering influenza immunizations to the public starting Tuesday at the department headquarters, 2833 South Grand Ave.

 
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With dwindling numbers and resources, Elliott Avenue Baptist Church closes its doors

Eighty-two-year-old Ron Greenfield of Springfield earlier this week joked that he was "carried in" as a member of Elliott Avenue Baptist Church.

Bicyclist struck by car in Springfield

A 26-year-old woman sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle while riding her bicycle Friday afternoon.

 
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State Supreme Court names diversity officer

Deanie Brown of Springfield begins Nov. 2 as chief diversity and inclusion officer for the judicial branch of Illinois government, the Illinois Supreme Court and the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts announced Friday.

Pritzker announces $140M in grants to health centers

Federally Qualified Health Centers in Illinois and other health facilities that have been on the front lines in the state's battle against COVID-19 are in line to receive $140 million in grants to help them maintain operations.

Republicans blast Stratton for tax hike comments

Opponents of the graduated income tax amendment blasted the Pritzker administration Friday after Lt.

Jacob Tice: Bring my journalist brother, trapped in Syria, home by Thanksgiving

I was at the beach with my family when my brother Austin called. His schedule at Georgetown Law School had prevented him from joining us.

Sister Beth Murphy: Amazement and the purpose of 10-year-olds

When the doorbell rang, I put down the knife and the broccoli and went to see. Expecting to find a child at the threshold, I was not disappointed.