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8 months ago

IL House votes against heavy metals in baby food

Companies would then have to clearly label how much of each toxic metal is found in their baby food.

Crime

8 months ago

Deputy Police, Fire chiefs become the two tops

Zummo and Behl approved unanimously by the Springfield City Council

Sangamon County Board Chair Andy Van Meter speaks at the annual "State of the Springfield Area" event.

Local

8 months ago

County Board chair praises Massey Commission at ‘State of the Springfield Area’

Van Meter spoke during the “State of Greater Springfield” event Tuesday

This funnel cloud was sighted north of Williamsville.

Local

8 months ago

Tornado warnings issued Tuesday afternoon in Springfield; no major damage reported

At least one funnel cloud sighted

Local

8 months ago

LLCC Community Education presents ‘History Cooks’ at Lincoln Home

Weekly culinary demonstrations

Local

8 months ago

CWLP warns, Watch out for door-to-door scams

If someone from CWLP does come to your door, they will be wearing a CWLP shirt or hat or driving a CWLP vehicle.

State Sen. Doris Turner, D-Springfield, speaks at a meeting of the Massey Commission.

Local

8 months ago

State Senator to Massey Commission: Recall legislation can still pass

Massey Commission met Monday night

Local

8 months ago

UPDATE: Board fires Springfield High basketball coach as coach complains of communication issues

Board fires Warfield; Warfield claims communication problems

State Rep. Jehan Gordon-Booth, D-Peoria, talks about proposed "Clean Slate" legislation with Pamela Frazier, CEO, All-In-One, Monday, May 19, in Springfield.

Local

8 months ago

Proposed ‘Clean Slate’ legislation to be filed this week: sponsor

“Clean Slate” would be about helping non-violent offenders start over, says Gordon-Booth

Local

8 months ago

Bridge painting on Farmingdale Road over Interstate 72 near Springfield begins

Starting Monday, May 19

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IL State News

22 hours ago

Trump says he’s dropping push for National Guard in Chicago, LA and Portland, Oregon, for now

Governors typically control states’ National Guardsmen, and Trump had deployed troops to all three cities against the wishes of state and local Democratic leaders. He said it was necessary as part of a broader crackdown on immigration, crime and protests.