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29 Nov, 2019
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Raoul signs onto amicus brief in support of transgender rights
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined a coalition of 23 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief in the Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in support of transgender rights.
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New Illinois parking excise tax set to start Jan. 1

When Illinois officials were looking for revenue to finance a capital works plan, much of the focus was on a doubling of the gasoline tax to pay for road construction and expanding gambling to pay for buildings and other projects.

Bank robbery suspect arrested

A Springfield woman was arrested Tuesday afternoon in connection with a pair of bank robberies.

Nativity celebration set for Dec. 3 in Statehouse

The Springfield Nativity Scene Committee will hold its 12th annual celebration in the Statehouse rotunda from noon to 1 p.m. on Dec. 3.

Five charged with selling vaping/tobacco products to minors

Formal charges have been filed against five individuals alleged to have sold vaping/tobacco products to minors without verification of their ages, Sangamon County State's Attorney Dan Wright announced Wednesday.

Holiday Walks kick off with Small Business Saturday

Downtown advocates are hoping to sell Springfield residents on the experience of shopping local this holiday season, starting with Small Business Saturday festivities tomorrow and continuing with Old Capitol Holiday Walks over the next month.

Dome study means no Christmas lights just yet

As the holiday season comes to Springfield, one tradition won't be part of it - at least not just yet.

Children’s Holiday Store opens Sunday

The annual Children's Holiday Store, the biggest fundraiser for the Mini O'Beirne Crisis Nursery, opens Sunday.

Football Podcast: We’re going to state

    The State Journal-Register's Bill Welt and Ryan Mahan breakdown the matchups between Williamsville and Byron in the IHSA Class 3A State Championship and Rochester taking on Chicago St.

Small but determined: Bullets’ D comes up big time after time

WILLIAMSVILLE - Williamsville High School's offense typically overshadows the defense substantially with its dazzling big plays and gaudy numbers.