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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WAND) — Two weeks ago, the Illinois primary elections took place. That election was one of the lowest voted on in recent history. In Macon County, 10,565 ballots

Liquor Committee cites concerns about recent violent incidents, public safety

Peoria conservative reflects on legacy, the border and Trump

When it comes to working for change, it's always hard to decide whether to go small or large, simple or systemic. We face the starfish...

Along with an excess of inclement weather this past week, our music listings are flooded in the upcoming weekend with an assortment of styles, acts...

Letters an entertaining tale of slander and pain In 1920, a scandal broke out in Littlehampton, England, that rocked the community to its core and...

Housing affordability has been a sore subject for some time, with home prices growth have far outpacing wage growth in recent years. And with interest rates near highs not seen in decades, affordability has further worsened. The good news is that in the past two quarters, home affordability has improved, according to real estate data […]

Seventy-five years ago, some 450 girls from across Sangamon, Logan and Macon counties gathered in Elkhart for the Future Homemakers of America spring rally. This history and more:

With spring recess coming to a close and the General Assembly’s legislative session picking up steam, Illinois Senate Republican Leader John Curran (R-Downers Grove) said Gov. J.B. Pritzker should take note after a Madison County judge declared his forum law unconstitutional as applied to plaintiffs residing or injured outside of his preferred jurisdictions.

Some city folks have the notion farmers spend the time between the end of harvest and start of spring planting either luxuriating in the Florida sun or at the local