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30 Jun, 2020
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Del’s Popcorn Shop won’t reopen downtown
Del's Popcorn Shop is a few months away from celebrating four decades of service in downtown Springfield.
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Memorials honor victims of Bunn-O-Matic shooting

Memorials honoring the victims of Friday's shooting at Bunn-O-Matic Corp. have sprung up at the Stevenson Drive facility.

City man faces charges after hurling racial slurs at fast food worker

A Springfield man faces formal charges after he shouted racial slurs and threw a rock striking a Black male employee at McDonald's last week.

 
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Coronavirus cases increase slightly in Sangamon County

The number of COVID-19 cases in Sangamon County inched up over the weekend for the first double-digit increase since May 12 when there were 10.Health officials Monday reported 19 new cases since Saturday including residents and an employee at Cedarhurst, an assisted living and memory care center in Springfield.

New Berlin school board, teachers’ union clash over dismissal vote

The New Berlin school district remains embattled following a special board meeting last week.

 
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Missouri couple point guns at protesters calling for St. Louis mayor to resign

A white man and woman pointed guns at protesters marching through St. Louis and calling for Mayor Lyda Krewson to resign on Sunday night.

Brandt to donate $100,000 to LLCC for scholarships

The Brandt Foundation Monday pledged to provide $100,000 over five years for scholarships to Lincoln Land Community College students studying agriculture.

COVID-19 single-day death total is lowest since March 30

The seven-day rolling positivity rate for COVID-19 tests conducted remained at 2.7 percent Monday as the state reported the lowest single-day death total related to the pandemic since March 30.There were 14 deaths reported Monday after 15 were reported Sunday and 26 on Saturday, bringing the COVID-19-related death toll since the pandemic began to 6,902 among 142,461 confirmed cases statewide.

Not just Confederate statues: Indigenous activists want conquistadors, missionaries removed

As Confederate statues and symbols are removed nationwide, activists are calling for monuments to those who contributed to the genocide of Indigenous people to be toppled as well.

Researchers discover record warming at the South Pole over the past 3 decades

One of the most remote and isolated places on Earth - the South Pole - has warmed over three times the global rate for the past 30 years, a new study reports.