Man Loses Leg After Being Struck By Train

Springfield fire officials say a pedestrian has lost one of his legs after being struck by a train Tuesday afternoon at 19th and Carpenter. Witnesses said the 50-year-old man appeared to trying to jump onto the train,

Langfelder Tests Positive For COVID

Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder has tested positive for COVID-19. Langfelder is fully vaccinated and received a COVID booster shot, and says his symptoms are mild, primarily a runny nose. For now, the mayor is working from home,

State Warns ”Pop-Up” COVID Testing Sites Could Be Scams

The Illinois Attorney General’s office is warning people to be careful about so-called “pop-up” COVID testing sites that could possibly be scams. Those testing sites have grown in number as demand for COVID testing increases… leading to

Despite Lack Of Endorsement, Davis Touts Ties To Trump

Congressman Rodney Davis admits it was disappointing not to get the endorsement of former President Donald Trump in the contested GOP primary in the new 15th congressional district. But Davis says he stands by his record of

GOP Contenders Choose Running Mates

More Republican candidates for Illinois governor are naming their running mates for the upcoming campaign. Former state senator Paul Schimpf has chosen McHenry County Board member Carolyn Schofield to run on his ticket. Schimpf says Schofield shares

Chicago Schools Expected To Reopen Wednesday

Chicago schools are set to reopen Wednesday, after being closed down for five days amid a dispute between the city and the teachers union over health and safety issues amid the latest COVID surge. Chicago teachers voted

The More Things Change

For a brief 4 hour period there was hope among Chicago Bears fandom as the Bears had not only fired head coach Matt Nagy but had also jettisoned GM Ryan Pace as well. Bears fans felt as