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Fresh energy fills an old college building in Jacksonville

I recently listened to an interview about post-pandemic struggles within regional theaters stemming from low ticket sales and flagging membership renewals. This, unfortunately, has led...

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Author, physician and Springfield native sets the record straight. Science saves lives.

Chatham's big summer event featuring that delicious, golden food staple is almost here. Yes, we're talking about none other than the long-running, annual Sweet Corn...

New state law limits local governance, board feared lawsuit from developers

(The Center Square) – A state senator is looking to require more regulations on CO2 pipelines being proposed through central Illinois. Earlier this week, proponents and opponents of a planned multistate pipeline travers...

Authorities admit the primary suspect in the July 11 fatal stabbing of Springfield activist Emma Shafer "may not be" in the United States.

Chiropractor fraud found In a recently released investigation, the Illinois Office of Executive Inspector General examined allegations relating to a Chicago Transit Authority employee’s involvement with a chiropractor w...

Illinois is providing financial relief to individuals and businesses devastated by the severe weather and tornadoes on June 29th through July 4th. Those