IDOT announces Patching project for 11th Street bridge
Hundsdorfer: Illinois State Police investigate another Sangamon County officer-involved death
Sangamon County Circuit Clerk’s Office to offer convenient passport registration day across this upcoming Saturday
World Affairs Council of Central Illinois to present Musical Diplomacy program this upcoming October 23
Annual free yard waste drop-off returns to Springfield with help from Evans Recycling
City Council Report: Alderpeople feud over funding while community decries unhoused controversy
Union representing Springfield firefighters notes they’re releasing own beer later this October
New information available concerning man killed early this past Sunday morning in Springfield
Memorial Health to offer free mammograms for qualifying patients during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Susan G. Komen More Than Pink Walk coming to Springfield this upcoming Saturday afternoon
Six men, including some from Springfield, charged in child pornography sting across Christian and Sangamon counties
Six men are facing a total of 64 child pornography charges following an investigation by the Illinois State Police in Sangamon and Christian Counties. Officials said the arrests began on Sept. 5 after an extensive investigation into
Springfield Urban League announces “Jump Into October” football game for Breast Cancer Awareness being help September 20
The Springfield Urban League, in collaboration with Springfield School District 186, was recently excited to announce their upcoming “Jump Into October” football game and unity cheer – a special event to promote Breast Cancer Awareness. This event
City of Springfield announces second year of BUILD Springfield program, community event scheduled for October 5
The City of Springfield proudly announced on Thursday the launch of the second year of the BUILD Springfield flagship program – an initiative championed by Mayor Misty Buscher to promote community development, address blight, and enhance public
UIS associate professor included in the Mid-America Emmy nominated “Music of Hope” short-form video
The University of Illinois Springfield Associate Professor of Ethnomusicology Yona Stamatis is featured in “Music of Hope,” a short-form video nominated for a Mid-America Emmy Award. The story was produced by Julie Staley, a UIS doctoral student
Local Springfield FBI office warns against uptick in hoax threats across recent months
Due to an uptick of hoax threats in recent months, FBI Springfield is reminding the public of the consequences of making a hoax threat against a school or other public place. These threats—often issued via text message,
Edwards Place Fine Art Fair taking place this Saturday and Sunday in Springfield
One of Springfield’s seasonal traditions, the Edwards Place Fine Art Fair, is this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, September 21 and 22. The lawn of Historic Edwards Place at the Springfield Art Association will be filled with artists’
New “Fake Dentist, Real Risk” campaign to start later this week in bid to educate citizens on potential dangers
Representatives from the Illinois State Dental Society and the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation are set to launch their collaborative campaign, ‘Fake Dentist, Real Risk,’ at a Webex virtual press conference Thursday at 10 a.m.
Northbound Second Street road closure between Allen and Scarritt Streets caused by broken water service line to continue into next week in Springfield
Northbound Second Street is closed between Allen and Scarritt Streets following repairs to a broken water service line that began earlier in the week. Due to the pavement opening necessary to do the work, the road will
Sangamon County Board nominates Paula Crouch to serve as vacant Sangamon County Sheriff
Sangamon County Board Chairman Andy Van Meter will nominate Paula Crouch to serve as Sheriff at the September 18 board meeting, filling the vacancy left by the retirement of former Sheriff Jack Campbell. A lifelong resident of
Jacksonville teen charged with disorderly conduct after making online threats against the community’s middle and high school
A teen is charged with disorderly conduct after online threats were made against Jacksonville Middle School and High School. Authorities say police began investigating the threats Thursday after officials received a complaint of a student possessing a