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16 Nov, 2019
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Under the Dome Podcast: All things veto session
On this week's episode of Under the Dome, The State Journal-Register's Doug Finke and Bernard Schoenburg discuss the veto session ending with bills passing involving the consolidation of downstate police and fire pension funds; capping of out-of-pocket expenses for insulin; and ethics reform in lobbying issues.
The latest this morning
Springfield man faces charges after racially-charged incident

A Springfield man is in jail after instigating a racially-charged incident on Thursday. Eric S.

During veto session, clock runs out on time change, college athlete pay, more

The adjournment of the fall veto session Thursday night means a number of bills that failed to pass both chambers this week must wait for further action when the General Assembly returns on Jan. 28.

Lesser-known Route 36 has more to offer, author says

Author Allan Ferguson has had a lifetime in which to build his case for his latest book, which he calls a love letter to the Midwest.

Three juveniles arrested on charges they stole a car

Three juveniles have been arrested by Springfield Police on charges of burglary after authorities say they stole a vehicle and then crashed it near Capitol Airport on Friday morning.

Tamara Browning: ‘One Stop Christmas Shop’ new collaborative to help families

A collaborative effort of area organizations to assist needy families in Sangamon County during the holidays has been established.  The ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOP event will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14, at Lanphier High School, 1300 N.

A look back at the history of Wendy’s on the fast food chain’s 50th anniversary

Wendy's first restaurant opened on Nov. 15, 1969, and the iconic restaurant chain is getting ready to celebrate the anniversary.

Stolen vehicle crashes near Capital Airport

Springfield police are investigating the crash of a stolen vehicle on J. David Jones Parkway near Veterans Parkway.

IMPEACHMENT HEARING: Nunes reads White House memo

WASHINGTON - The Latest on President Donald Trump and House impeachment hearings (all times local): 9:35 a.m. The top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee has read aloud a memo circulated by the White House that summarizes the first conversation between President Donald Trump and his newly elected Ukrainian counterpart.

LIVE VIDEO: Impeachment hearing

Friday's impeachment inquiry before the House Intelligence Committee includes testimony from former U.S. Ambassador to the Ukraine Marie "Masha" Yovanovitch with opening statements by Chairman Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and ranking Republican Devin Nunes, Calif.