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Bicentennial Birthday Party in Chicago moves to smaller venue Illinois' 200th birthday party planned for Dec. 3 has been moved to a smaller venue in Chicago due to weaker-than-expect… Read more >>

Election has some Illinois GOP leaders fearing for party's future In far southeastern Illinois' Crawford County, Earl Deckard looked with trepidation at Tuesday's election results that p… Read more >>

Illinois Bicentennial: Obama's Illinois political career helped shape his presidency Editor's note: The weekly Illinois Bicentennial series is brought to you by the Illinois Associated Press Media Editors … Read more >>

Politicians who focus on attacks don't deserve votes, Medal of Honor recipient says A Medal of Honor recipient who put his own life at risk and killed enemy troops in the Vietnam War to protect himself an… Read more >>

Someone to Know: Pawnee Police Chief Jan Bowsher PAWNEE - Pawnee Police Chief Jan Bowsher was the first female police chief in Sangamon County and the third one in Illin… Read more >>

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A beginner's guide to hosting Thanksgiving If this is your first time being in charge of Thanksgiving festivities, it's normal to feel overwhelmed. Organization will be key here as you prepare to make your own traditions. The first thing you need to consider is whether you're... Read more >>

Care Connect program helps reduce economic, social stresses on HIV patients After James Charles was diagnosed with HIV more than 20 years ago, a federally funded program in Springfield helped him … Read more >>

Pritzker win alters focus of veto session With the election over, it's time for state lawmakers to return to Springfield for their annual veto session, which begi… Read more >>

Lincoln, three other presidents voted top leaders in Illinois history Illinois is definitely the Land of Lincoln. Voters in the Illinois Top 200 project have selected Abraham Lincoln as the … Read more >>

Factory problem ruled out in case of metal in Halloween candy SHERMAN - A thin razor found in a piece of candy on Halloween appears to have been inserted by one or more people and wa… Read more >>

Rochester thumps Taylorville to move into state semifinals TAYLORVILLE - In a matchup of high-powered offenses, it was Rochester High School's defense that proved the difference i… Read more >>

The Incubator hopes to brew coffee, spur growth in downtown Springfield At first glance, those who stop by The Incubator - a cafe, bar and workspace that opened earlier this month in the space… Read more >>

Carlinville reaches 3A semifinals with 35-21 win over Williamsville CARLINVILLE -- Williamsville High School did its best to keep Carlinville's Kyle Dixon from putting on another playmakin… Read more >>

Bernard Schoenburg: Sgro to seek 8th four-year term as Park Board president Springfield Park Board President LESLIE SGRO says she's running for an eighth four-year term in the spring."I'm focused … Read more >>

Statehouse Insider: Election night set one kind of record Republicans may not like this, but Tuesday's election may have set some kind of record for quick results, statewide offi… Read more >>

100 years ago: Springfield wildly celebrates end of WWI A century ago today in Springfield, the parades started at 4 a.m.News that negotiators had agreed on an armistice to end… Read more >>

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