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EFFINGHAM, Ill. (WCIA) — Starting on April 9, an $8.3 million project will cause lane closures on U.S. 36 and Eldorado Street in Decatur. The construction will last until summer 2025. The Illinois Department of Transportation is resurfacing the road from Illinois 48/North Fairview Avenue to Church Street. There will also be upgraded traffic signals […]

More than one Illinois county may feel that Chicago is out of step with the thoughts and values of the rest of downstate Illinois, and at least one of those counties is considering giving their voters the chance to say they'd like to cut ties with Illinois' largest city and perhaps form a state or join another one.

According to the new map of the eclipse path, Rome, New York, Effingham, Illinois, and Montreals Cite Jardin Park will be just out of the zone. The zone of totality could also be slightly impacted by "uncertainty in the Earths rotation."

(OLNEY/NEWTON) In High School Clay Target Shooting news – The 2024 spring season is underway for over 37,000 student athletes nationwide, including nearly 1 ...

05.04.2024 - EFFINGHAM, Ill., April 05, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Midland States Bancorp, Inc. (NASDAQ: MSBI) announced today that it will issue its first quarter 2024 financial results after market close on Thursday, April 25, 2024. Along with the press release ...

As the clock ticks down to the total solar eclipse on April 8, the towns of Vincennes, Indiana, and Lawrenceville, Illinois, are bustling with excitement and preparation, said the director of the Vincennes eclipse, Sarah Wolfe. Both towns are around an hour and a half south from Charleston set in the path of totality for...

(OLNEY/NEWTON) In High School Clay Target Shooting news – The 2024 spring season is underway for over 37,000 student athletes nationwide, including nearly 1 ...

(OLNEY/NEWTON) In High School Clay Target Shooting news – The 2024 spring season is underway for over 37,000 student athletes nationwide, including nearly 1 ...

MATTOON — Sophomore Jackie Schertz has been getting an education at Lake Land College as an agriculture transfer major and a member of its Livestock Judging Team.

The map showing the upcoming solar eclipses path of totality has shifted by 2,000 feet, leaving some people outside of the viewing zone. Major cities like Dallas will still see the event.