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"People are tired of COVID, I get that," said Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe. "Were all tired of COVID. Theyre done. But COVIDs not done with us. And we are about

With interim removed from title his title, Shane Brandel ready to tackle demands that come with being full-time chief of the Decatur Police Department.

Any displaced dock owners would have first choice to move to the new docks, the city said in a statement.

With just enough votes to spare, Illinois lawmakers early Friday morning approved a gerrymandered redistricting proposal that, with Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s expected sign-off, will set the state’s congressional map for

Illinois lawmakers on Friday approved a gerrymandered redistricting proposal that will set the state’s congressional map for the next decade. The fallout was almost immediate.

Councilman David Horn urged his colleagues to reverse their 2019 decision to opt-out of allowing recreational sales and other cannabis-related businesses.

Written on the napkin was word of a $1 million donation from the Howard G. Buffett Foundation. With that, the donation total took a dramatic jump from around 2.9 million

In a 4 1/2-hour meeting that had the feel of a corporate retreat, the Decatur City Council reaffirmed neighborhood revitalization as its top priority, followed by workforce development.

Check back throughout the day for food drive updates.

Check back throughout the day for food drive updates.