The new year has arrived with a chance at fresh perspective and renewed energy for some key issues and projects in Springfield and Illinois. From possible changes in how we are taxed to developments that could shape the future of downtown Springfield, here's what to watch for in 2020: Graduated income tax The issue of bringing a graduated income tax to Illinois is already set for the November ballot.

Flying cars, sex toys, 8K TV, even Ivanka Trump. That's some of what to expect from the tech industry's annual pilgrimage to the desert.

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- To most Americans, the Iraq War ended nearly a decade ago.

The cost of cutting the cord continues an upward price creep. The latest provider of live streaming channels to increase its monthly price: Sling TV.

The New Year presents the prospect of "another beginning" and all the anticipation and hope for a bright future.

On behalf of the board of directors and staff of the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln, a big thank you to the hundreds of donors, volunteers, nonprofit organizations and civic leaders who partner with us to do some pretty remarkable things for this community that we call home.

After submitting petitions in Springfield Thursday morning to get President Donald Trump on the March 17 primary ballot, U.S. Rep.

Junior forward Addison Scarlette often worked on her 3-point shot in solitude during the offseason.

Lanphier High School quelled Rochester's early upset bid and defeated the Rockets 57-44 on Saturday in a Central State Eight Conference boys basketball game at Lober-Nika Gymnasium.