The accident happened on Springfield's southeast side early Tuesday.

The change is to accommodate public interest in evening tours and programs.

Three additional renowned Lincoln authors and historians will highlight the free Benjamin P. Thomas Symposium the following day, Friday, February 13, which will feature discussions on An America Worth Saving, the Battle for Emancipation, and Lincoln the Peacemaker.

The company Metropolis operates parking facilities across the country. Those seeking to use the one next to the Hoogland will need to either register with the firm or scan a Q-R code on site.

The program runs through January 2.

According to a news release, the organization has received a construction permit from the Federal Communications Commission and is officially registered as a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit.

The funds will support permanent housing programs for people experiencing homelessness and local organizations.

A 9-year old was among those found shot to death at a home on Hoover St. in October.

Brown has spent 31 years with the City of Springfield.

The Saturday event will be in front of the Illinois Capitol along 2nd St.