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A donut eating contest supporting the Salvation Army is scheduled for Friday, June 5.
History’s first U.S.-born pope has demonstrated a willingness to embrace aspects of contemporary culture.
According to AAA statistics, nearly one-third of all teen driving deaths in 2024 occurred between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Amy Beadle of Visit Springfield Stopped by The WTAX Morning NewsWatch to discuss all these amazing events.
Andrew Boutros, the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Illinois, issued a statement roughly 24 hours after the first report was published saying that his office “has not opened — and has never opened — a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll.”
The FCC’s move in April to begin early reviews of the broadcast licenses of ABC-owned stations in eight local markets attracted particularly close attention.
Performances the next two weekends at The Muni.
Summertime Baseball is back! Jamie Toole Chief Storyteller of The Springfield Lucky Horseshoes stopped by The WTAX Morning NewsWatch
The Springfield show is, so far, the only Illinois stop as part of a fall tour starting September 30 and continuing through November 28.
$18 million was not released until April, and programs were given limited time to spend it.