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The pandemic put a pause on weddings, leading to a wedding boom in 2022. Now the annual number of weddings has returned to normal levels,...

Sunday gravy is a delicious assortment of meats in simmered tomato sauce

When the spring thaws broke up the huge platters of ice, big and thick as barn floors and sent them down Turtle Creek, they were...

Things are swinging and singing, hopping and not stopping in the music section this February. I'm not sure what's happening, but we're just going to...

Madame a tangled web of inanity One of the great blunders in recent Hollywood history involves the executives at Sony Pictures, circa 2000, rejecting a...

Bench trial begins for former elected official accused of misusing campaign funds for personal gain

Includes more money for police salaries, infrastructure and significant water and sewer rate increases

The University of Illinois Springfield Visual Arts Gallery is more than a venue. It's a public program with a mission to make contemporary art available...

RANTOUL, Ill. (WCIA) — Thursday night was a training night for several fire departments in Central Illinois. Rantoul’s Christopher Rudzinski Memorial Park pond served as the training ground for firefighters to practice water rescue operations. Training was led by the Cornbelt Fire Protection District’s Dive Team. Participants included fire departments and protection districts from Rantoul, […]

Way back in 1990, I was making $17,000 a year working for an online Statehouse news and information company. I was too broke for a...