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Marge - Friends of SCAC Dog of the Week
Pet of the Week
2 years ago
Meet Marge – Friends of SCAC Dog of the Week

The kennels at SCACAC are still completely full. We need your help! THE ADOPTION FEE ON ALL DOGS HAS BEEN REDUCED TO $25.00 THRU DECEMBER 31ST!

Local
2 years ago
WORK WEEK WEATHER: Warm start to the week and snow possible mid-week

Temps cooling down and snow or a wintry mix possible by Friday.

1908 Race Riot sculptures in downtown Springfield and sign marking official Race Riot site.
Local
2 years ago
Biden adds to the nation’s list of national monuments during his term. There’s an appetite for more

Springfield’s 1908 Race Riot site is among the sites President Biden designated as national monuments during his term.

Wiggles
Pet of the Week
2 years ago
Meet Wiggles – APL Cat of the Week

Despite being a senior cat, Wiggles is energetic and loves playing.

Clint - dog
Pet of the Week
2 years ago
Meet Clint – APL Dog of the Week

This gentle guy gets along well with both cats and dogs, making him a great addition to any home.

Blackhawk logo
Sports
2 years ago
Blackhawks GM Kyle Davidson looks for improvement from team after firing coach

The coaching change comes with Chicago set to host the Winter Classic on Dec. 31 against the St. Louis Blues at Wrigley Field.

Local
2 years ago
WEEKEND WEATHER: Expect sunshine on Saturday and possible showers on Sunday

Expect pleasant temps with plenty of sun on Saturday.

WDBR's Sarah Smerz
Weekend Rundown
2 years ago
Looking for something fun and festive to do? Check out Smerz’s picks for the weekend!

From The Nutcracker to Zoo Lights, discover holiday events that are sure to get you in the festive spirit.

UIS Athletics
Sports
2 years ago
UIS track & field season set to kick off in Indianapolis in January

UIS track & field teams have finalized their 2025 schedules, featuring six indoor meets in January and February and five outdoor meets in March and April.

Woman about to receive immunization
Health & Wellness
2 years ago
How RFK Jr.’s health proposals could affect Illinois

The federal health department nominee has a history of spreading false information, but he could find a partner in Illinois on food regulations