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The team's new name pays homage to both Abraham Lincoln and the city's signature dish. -
Gov. JB Pritzker’s mandate for masks in schools was thrown into legal limbo late Friday after a Sangamon County judge voided his rules on both masking and mandated COVID-19 vaccines or regular testing for school staff — flashpoints in a bitter ideological fight over the governor’s pandemic management. But Pritzker vowed to escalate the matter to a higher court, asking for an expedited appeal on the ruling.
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Springfield is a step closer to shifting rail traffic from Third Street to the Tenth Street corridor. -
SangamonCEO is a program opening area businesses to high school students to help them learn entrepreneurship. The program has some students reconsidering whether they want to head to bigger cities.
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This year's attendance fell just below 2019 numbers. The first weekend actually beat the numbers of two years ago by over 15,000 people.
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Sangamon County State's Attorney Dan Wright discusses a career path in Public Interest Law
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The number of students taking classes through the University of Illinois Springfield has declined by just over 200 from last year. That continues a trend that has seen enrollment drop from a 2014 high of 5,431 to 3,944 in the current fall semester. In the fall of 2020, enrollment stood at 4,146.
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The City of Springfield will soon fill an upcoming vacancy on the council.
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Visitors to the Illinois State Fair, which starts August 12, will be required to follow certain mitigations amid rising cases of the coronavirus disease.
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Democrats in the Illinois House on Saturday narrowly advanced a measure aimed at reducing the state’s massive backlog of applications for Firearm Owner…
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After denying public records requests to release the recording of a 911 call and dash camera footage of a police shooting in March, the Village of Chatham…
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Police reform activists in Springfield are calling for an aggravated assault charge to be dropped against Gregory Small, Jr., a Chatham man who was shot…
