Farmington Players host one act festival featuring eight comedies
The Farmington Players are hosting a festival of one act plays by playwrights with Michigan connections.
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The Farmington Players are hosting a festival of one act plays by playwrights with Michigan connections.
A possible first case of monkeypox in San Francisco won't stop people from enjoying major events this month include Pride celebrations.
More than two years is a long time to wait for authorities to decide whether to charge a former Springfield man in the alleged strangulation death of a prison cellmate, the attorney for the dead man’s family says. Chicago lawyer David Lipschultz said he hasn’t received answers from Rob Jeffreys, acting director of the Illinois Department of Corrections, or David Searby Jr., state’s attorney for Perry County. Lipschultz, who represents the family of Earl Little, formerly of Rushville and Quincy, sent a letter Nov. 18 to Jeffreys and Searby asking why former Springfield resident Daniel M...
More than two years is a long time to wait for authorities to decide whether to charge a former Springfield man in the alleged strangulation death of a prison cellmate, the attorney for the dead man’s family says. Chicago lawyer David Lipschultz said he hasn’t received answers from Rob Jeffreys, acting director of the Illinois Department of Corrections, or David Searby Jr., state’s attorney for Perry County. Lipschultz, who represents the family of Earl Little, formerly of Rushville and Quincy, sent a letter Nov. 18 to Jeffreys and Searby asking why former Springfield resident Daniel M...
By Benjamin Cox on December 28, 2020 at 6:17am A West Central Illinois family has been waiting 2 years for the closure of a murder case that took the life of a family member while that family member was serving time in prison. The family of 33 year old Earl Little, formerly of Rushville and Quincy, died serving a 21-year sentence in the Pinckneyville Prison for an armed robbery in DuPage County only a few months after being sentenced. Little allegedly died of cervical ligature placement. Little’s family, who currently live in Beardstown and Quincy, has sent a letter to auth...