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Council members hear alternative to shutting down coal-fired power plants New technology could extend City Water, Light and Power's coal-fired power generators by a minimum of 10 to 15 years whi… Read more >>

World War II exhibit opens at presidential museum To commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day, the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum opens an exhibition Thursd… Read more >>

Summit gives ex-offenders resources, hope Robert Collingwood maintained Wednesday that what will stop prison recidivism is training people in "character education… Read more >>

Bernard Schoenburg: After-session news conference blindsides Republicans State Sen. STEVE McCLURE, R-Springfield, was among a handful of Republicans who went to the governor's Statehouse office… Read more >>

Storms knock down power lines, tree limbs A round of thunderstorms throughout Sangamon County downed power lines and tree limbs Wednesday afternoon.The National W… Read more >>

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'These Shining Lives' brings little-known Illinois history to life Adam Reisch believes it was fate that led him to direct "These Shining Lives" at Theatre in the Park at Lincoln's New Sa… Read more >>

Pritzker signs Illinois budget, income tax measure CHICAGO - Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Wednesday signed an approximately $40 billion state budget with more money for education… Read more >>

Chris Ramirez resigns as UIS baseball coach Chris Ramirez said he had no plans to leave the baseball program he'd built at the University of Illinois Springfield, a… Read more >>

Council grills Republic Services over expanded yard waste pickup Yard waste across vast swaths of Springfield has not been picked up in a timely or reliable matter, a Republic Services … Read more >>

Plans for new Dollar General hit snag at city council Dollar General's plans to open a new store in Springfield have hit a snag as the Springfield City Council moved Tuesday … Read more >>

Manar pushes to change Capital Township government State Sen. Andy Manar, D-Bunker Hill, forwarded a proposal late in the legislative session to abolish the law that has a… Read more >>

Pritzker will sign budget with lawmaker pay raises Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday he's going to sign the recently completed state budget as is.That means state lawmakers … Read more >>

Organizers seeking more support for Web.com golf event at Panther Creek "It doesn't just happen."Those were the words of Kate Peters, executive director of the Web.com Tour's Lincoln Land Cham… Read more >>

Illinois poised to become gambling capital of Midwest An 816-page bill introduced and passed by the General Assembly over the weekend will, if fully realized, transform Illin… Read more >>

Chatham native to participate in D-Day re-enactment in Normandy The transport airplanes fly low over Normandy on June 5, each crammed with heavily-laden paratroopers about to jump into… Read more >>

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