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Springfield School Board approves asking county voters for 1 percent sales tax
The Springfield School Board voted unanimously Monday to put a 1 percent countywide sales tax question on the November b…
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Race Riot artifact preservation moving along at rail improvement site
Preservation of artifacts from the 1908 Race Riots found on one of the Springfield railroad improvement project sites is…
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Durbin says he'd support move by Trump to commute Blagojevich's sentence
U.S. Sen. Richard J. Durbin, D-Ill., the second-ranking Senate Democrat, said Monday that he would support a move by Pre…
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Gov. Rauner signs 'not perfect' budget
For the first time since he took office in 2015, Gov. Bruce Rauner Monday signed a full-year state budget into law.
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City funds second year of summer nighttime programs
Last year, three shooting deaths in the last week of May, all involving young people, punctuated the beginning of summer…
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Got ink? Springfield sees rise in tattoo studios
Kevin Veara was one of the first tattoo artists in Springfield. When he opened his studio, Black Moon Tattoos, there wer…
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Springfield police officers cast a line to community kids
After almost two hours of patiently casting his fishing rod into the pond of Southwind Park with no luck, Keshawn Woodsi…
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Someone to Know: Carole Strick is an advocate for the 'old'
ROCHESTER - Rochester community volunteer Carole Strick was born Sept. 25, 1943, in Albany, Georgia, into an Air Force f…
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Glenwood baseball clashes with Troy Triad again for 3A state berth
Twice, the Chatham Glenwood and Troy Triad high schools' baseball teams have met in the Class 3A Sauget Supersectional.T…
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Latest $25 million check pushes Pritzker's total self-funding past $100 million
CHICAGO - Democratic governor nominee J.B. Pritzker continued his record self-funding of his campaign, crossing the $100…
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Bernard Schoenburg: With agreement, an easier budget vote this time around
What a difference a year and bipartisan agreement makes.Last July - after two years without a state budget - state Rep. …
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Work on 11th Street extension resumes around Qik-n-EZ despite lawsuit
Construction near the Qik-n-EZ, 1101 Stevenson Drive, has resumed after a judge rescinded a temporary restraining order …
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Budget highlighted eventful, mostly peaceful session
For the first time in a while, Illinois lawmakers aren't facing overtime duty in Springfield this summer.With a budget p…
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Virginia native returns to hometown to keep grocery store going
VIRGINIA - For several generations the residents of Virginia haven't had to go far to buy groceries. It will stay that w…
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Oak Ridge ceremony remembers Normandy invasion
World War II Army veteran Norman Buecker was at Oak Ridge Cemetery on Saturday to mark the 74th anniversary of the D-Day…
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