State Board of Education gets briefing on fiscal landscape ahead.
As groundwork continues on a new Springfield warehouse and distribution facility, Amazon workers in Skokie, Illinois and other locations are striking.
A portion of Archer Elevator Road will be closed starting at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday.
Attorneys for Robert Crimo III claimed he was denied his right to see a lawyer during a police interview. But a judge says video clearly shows Crimo waiving his right to remain silent and declining to meet a lawyer.
Springfield police are asking for the public’s help after a costly act of vandalism at White Oaks Mall last month.
In the pre-dawn hours of Feb. 17, 2003, security guards at the crowded E2 dance hall used pepper spray to break up a fight, causing panic among patrons who rushed the front door. Because the doors only opened inward, a frenzied crowd piled up. The crush killed 21 and injured 57. The building has been vacant since.
Harris, Walz take Illinois’ 19 electoral votes
Vanellope is a gorgeous torbie (tabby + tortoiseshell) kitten and enjoys the company of other kittens.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul initiated the FTC investigation into Grubhub’s deceptive practices, which affected drivers, customers, and restaurants.
Several startup companies have begun working with school systems to provide rideshare services.
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