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Sun shining over field
Local
1 year ago
WORKWEEK WEATHER: Sunny and highs in the 50s for most of the week

Mild temps during the day, but a Freeze Watch is in effect for Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Chester County, Pa., election workers process mail-in and absentee ballots at West Chester University in West Chester, Pa., Nov. 4, 2020. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File)
IL State News
1 year ago
Illinois among states suing to block Trump election order, calling it unconstitutional

“The authority to modify the rules Congress established for U.S. elections lies within Congress. Instead of imposing voting restrictions across the country, we should focus our efforts on encouraging more Americans to participate in the democratic process,” Raoul said.

Philomena
Pet of the Week
1 year ago
Meet Philomena – APL Cat of the Week

This affectionate girl adores attention—whether she’s curled up in your lap or lounging nearby, she’s always happy to receive pets.

Zeke
Pet of the Week
1 year ago
Meet Zeke – APL Dog of the Week

Zeke is a 2-year-old retriever-lab mix with a heart full of energy and a personality that shines!

WDBR Top 5
Music 103.7 WDBR
1 year ago
WDBR TOP 5: Pink Pony Club take over at #1

Check out the Top 5 and more, now streaming at wdbr.com.

Rain on window
Local
1 year ago
WEEKEND WEATHER: Showers likely

Rain likely for Saturday and a wintry mix possible for Sunday.

Crime
1 year ago
Former Illinois Army National Guard member pleads guilty to child pornography charges

The Springfield man was originally arrested and charged with seven counts of possessing child pornography.

Local
1 year ago
Election Day – Results

Sangamon County voters overwhelmingly approved of consolidation of recorder’s office into county clerk’s office.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul, left, answers questions from City Club of Chicago CEO Dan Gibbon during a luncheon appearance Tuesday, April 1, 2025. (Credit: City Club of Chicago)
IL State News
1 year ago
Raoul says ‘I do not want to go to Washington,’ rules out bid for U.S. Senate

Illinois attorney general says he can do more by staying in his current job.