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Details released about shooting at Seven Pines Road; no suspect information
While some details have emerged from Saturday afternoon's shooting in the parking lot of a duplex in the 1500 block of Seven Pines Road, Springfield Police haven't released suspect information.
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State gives guidance on mortgage payments, student loan debt, banking

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation issued guidance for lenders and borrowers Monday regarding debt collection during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Health issues for blacks, Latinos and Native Americans may cause coronavirus to ravage communities

WASHINGTON - Blacks, Latinos and Native Americans have many underlying health conditions, including asthma and heart disease, that could make them more vulnerable to complications from the coronavirus, leaving advocates, lawmakers and public health experts worried these long marginalized communities won't get equal access to tests and treatment as the outbreak spreads.

 
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COVID-19 updates: Distillery turns to making hand sanitizer

Witness Distillery, a craft whiskey distillery in Vandalia, is now making hand sanitizer. The distillery is following a recipe from the World Health Organization.

As COVID-19 cases grow, two die in Central Illinois

  COVID-19 claimed two more lives in central Illinois, officials said Monday. A man in his 90s who came to the emergency room at HSHS St.

 
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Two of 12 infected at Taylorville complex hospitalized

  Two of the 12 residents of a Taylorville senior apartment complex who tested positive for COVID-19 are hospitalized, officials said Monday.

Fact check: Sunlight does not kill the new coronavirus

The claim: Sunlight kills the new coronavirus An article on a holistic health blog that has been circulating Facebook tells people to go outside to prevent catching the new coronavirus because sunlight kills it.

Fact check: Did the House give itself a pay raise in the coronavirus relief package?

The claim: A provision in the coronavirus aid package gives pay raises to members of Congress Even before the House passed a $2-trillion coronavirus relief package, rumors that representatives were using the legislation to give themselves a pay raise were circulating on social media.

‘They look at me and think I’m some kind of virus’: What it’s like to be Asian during the coronavirus pandemic

Carl Chan was shopping at the San Francisco Premium Outlets when he covered his mouth to cough a little.

LLCC offering special assistance to MacMurray students

Lincoln Land Community College is offering special assistance to students of MacMurray College displaced by the closure of the college at the end of spring semester.