Satan, storms and Jayson Werth: 2018's most-read stories

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Satan, storms and Jayson Werth: 2018's most-read stories As 2018 winds down, here's a look at the 10 most-read stories from sj-r.com.1. Satanic Temple monument added to Illinois… Read more >>

BOS president McGlasson retiring after 45-year career in banking After 45 years in the banking industry, it would be easy to assume this was always the field that Bank of Springfield Pr… Read more >>

Someone to know: SHS senior Maddy Harris shares her love of skating After attending an open skate when she was 8 years old, Maddy Harris fell in love with figure skating. Now, she spends 2… Read more >>

Investigator asks Rauner to grant clemency to convicted killer A private investigator and former Springfield alderman is appealing to Gov. Bruce Rauner in his last weeks in office abo… Read more >>

North Mac falls short of Waverly title WAVERLY - Concord Triopia High School held a slim one-point lead after three quarters and closed out the game by making … Read more >>

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10 home design trends to watch for in 2019 As 2018 comes to a close, home design experts already have some predictions for the new year. Read more >>

Auburn takes fourth at Abe's Rumble Auburn High School took fourth place Saturday at the Abe's Rumble dual team wrestling tournament at the Bank of Springfi… Read more >>

Mayor's proposed budget: no major cuts, no new tax increases After years of revenue shortfalls leading to tax increases and cuts, Mayor Jim Langfelder says the city is on solid fina… Read more >>

How would recreational pot affect Illinois' medical marijuana? The need for a statewide medical-marijuana program won't go away if the Illinois General Assembly and Gov.-elect J.B. Pr… Read more >>

Pritzker victory, Taylorville tornado lead list of top local stories in 2018 From Democrats sweeping statewide offices in the November election to a powerful tornado sweeping through Taylorville, i… Read more >>

SJ-R's Top 10 sports stories of 2018: Leonard's coaching record tops list It was another exciting sports year in The State Journal-Register area. Here are the top 10 sports stories of the calend… Read more >>

Jim Stone retires as county health department's first and only director Jim Stone says his interest in looking out for the health of the general public was kindled on Christmas Eve 1982.Stone,… Read more >>

Pope Francis' early blind spot on sex abuse threatens legacy

VATICAN CITY - It has been a wretched year for Pope Francis, whose blind spot on clergy sex abuse conspired with events …

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Blue-collar workers: Etter, North Mac to play for title WAVERLY -- Maybe it was those Carolina blue uniforms worn by North Mac High School on Friday afternoon. Whatever the mot… Read more >>

Laws covering guns, nursing moms, pink hunting apparel take effect Jan. 1 Along with holiday celebrations, the end of a year brings another annual event to the state.It's the time for new state … Read more >>

New rear-facing child car seat law goes into effect Tuesday Children 2 years of age and younger will have to ride in rear-facing car seats when a new Illinois law takes effect Tues… Read more >>

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