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UPDATE: Springfield Police have arrested a 14-year-old male in connection with the bomb threats. He was charged with four felony counts of disorderly…
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UPDATE 12:15 p.m.A local juvenile, described as a person of interest, has been detained, according to local authorities. Schools are being given the all…
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As state lawmakers again consider expanding the number of casinos in the state, Springfield could wind up in the mix. Through the years, the home of state…
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Ever since the crisis in Flint, Michigan was publicized, concern over the presence of lead in water has reached a fever pitch. Law makers across the…
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Forty years ago, during the summer of 1976, school officials in Illinois’ capital city were in federal court, arguing about how to desegregate Springfield…
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After 163 years, the Illinois State Fair is always adding traditions. New this year is the Hometown Hero Award, recognizing people who "perform selfless…
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Thanks to all who took the time to participate in the NPR Illinois Advisory Convening. K-12 funding was the main topic the group discussed. Listen to the…
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A court has ruled the Springfield District 186 School Board acted properly when it fired the former superintendent Walter Milton. An agreement with Milton…
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The Springfield school district received good news late last week when graduation rates were announced through the Illinois Report Card. All three…
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Schools that serve a large number of low-income children qualify for federal grants, called Title 1. Many schools use that money to provide extra reading…