Debate continues on fixing Chicago-area transit system
“No new revenue without reform”
By Rich Miller
Protestors demand release of video in Black woman's death
Cousin says Sonya Massey expressed concerns about being killed by police
By Dean Olsen
Partial closure for Interurban Trail
Section temporarily closed for work by Scheels Sports Park
Springfield residents sponsor Ukrainian family
Congregation helps a couple and their young son start over in the U.S.
By Scott Reeder
SAFE-T Act report card
Researchers say it's still too early to know whether the law has increased crime
By Jerry Nowicki
Faith and forgiveness
How the last surviving Chinese Franciscan, at 103, finds peace
By Ed Wojcicki
Sam McCann sentenced to 42 months
Former GOP state senator, gubernatorial candidate misused more than $683,000 in campaign cash from 2015 to 2020
Editor's note 07-11-24
Letters to the editor 07-11-24
By Letters to the Editor
What a flood taught me about the fire on Adams Street
By Leah Wilson
“No schoolers”
How Illinois’ hands-off approach to homeschooling leaves children at risk
By Beth Hundsdorfer and Molly Parker, Capitol News Illinios
Pritzker ‘all in’ for Biden following visit to White House last week
Governor says he will speak as surrogate in Indiana, Ohio later this week
DCFS finds foster parent negligent in death of 7-year-old boy
State’s attorney "waiting on additional reports," has not decided whether to file criminal charges
SCOTUS ruling could upend federal corruption cases for Madigan, allies
Court narrows scope of federal bribery law used to charge former speaker, 'ComEd Four'
By Hannah Meisel
Pritzker keeps economic development at forefront in exclusive interview with "Illinois Lawmakers"
Practice responsible gun ownership
By Catherine Wells
Letters to the editor 7/4/24
Editors note 7/4/24
By Fletcher Farrar
Senate President keeps his cool
Rocky end to legislative session for Don Harmon
Quantum technology companies set for big tax incentives under new law
Economic development package also expands film, EV industry tax breaks
By Andrew Adams,
Not present at crime, still charged with murder
Chatham woman's case highlights debate over felony murder
Editor's note 06-27-24
Big plans for future of the State Fairgrounds
Master plan provides a vision and a roadmap
By Karen Ackerman Witter
Resurrecting Resurrection City
The Poor People's Campaign in 1968 and today
By Scott Faingold
Growing with Enos Park Neighborhood Gardens
The Struggle for Public Transit Accessibility in 1980s Springfield
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