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The National Park Service is collaborating with several Springfield organizations for “Three Hot Days in August,” running from Thursday to Sunday. -
A vehicle traveling west on Walnut Street left the road, struck a light pole and collided with the concrete post outside the YNOT Outdoors building.
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Linzee Carpenter was stopped in Chatham and arrested following an officer smelling alcohol in her vehicle. -
The story of the last two decades isn't one of Americans steadily moving left or right. It's the story of voters repeatedly searching for candidates who promise to challenge a political system they increasingly believe has stopped working for the average American, yet failing to find anyone who can rise to that challenge. -
Bailey has implied Governor Pritzker has kept silent amid misconduct allegations in the House.
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Despite $350M funding increases, overall ‘adequacy gap’ grows for 3rd straight year -
Four managers of a sprawling Franklin County mine face federal charges of concealing an underground fire, falsifying safety records and obstructing investigators, while a fifth pleaded guilty in August 2025 -
Old Greek Row deteriorates as demolition stalls, leaving Saluki Village plans in limbo -
House Speaker Emanual "Chris" Welch spoke to several media outlets this week, saying he was sorry for his actions and issued an apology. -
The Women's Professional Baseball League is playing all of its inaugural season in Springfield. -
One lawsuit focuses on tariffs and the other on data access.
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One Democrat says she worries the Democrat-only body is a ‘PR stunt’
