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Illinois lawmakers in 2004 voted to create an arsonist registry akin to the long-established database of sex offenders. Two decades later, a legislative fix could finally make it a reality.

Editor’s note: Earth Day was first celebrated on April 22, 1970, and it has been celebrated on that date every year since. The focus of those events hasn’t changed: cleaning

Heres the latest on Decatur-area businesses that are opening, expanding, moving or closing.

TEUTOPOLIS — The Teutopolis Knights of Columbus has helped a number of organizations in the community over the years achieve their goals through its fundraising efforts. Now, the organization has

Candidates agree on the need to create more housing. But Council Member Jim Holmes rivals oppose a $130 million deal for the upscale Riverway development.

A man from Venezuela who said he fled kidnapping and torture in his home country has been held in federal immigration custody in New Mexico for nearly six months.

Animal shelters are amazing and heroic places that follow the golden rule of doing unto others as we would have them do unto us. Although sometimes the inn is full,

OTTUMWA — Changes are coming to the City of Ottumwas budget, and the certification of the fiscal year 2025 edition Tuesday was just the start.

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ANDOVER — Local electrician Frank Licata has a lot of clutter in his garage – thousands of dollars in radio equipment.