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An example of the work done by Nehemiah Expansion.
Local
3 weeks ago
CORRECTION: Nehemiah Expansion breaks ground on 45 new homes on Springfield’s east side

Organization aims to address affordable housing shortage.

Deer
Local
3 weeks ago
IDNR improving rules for nuisance deer hunting permits

Department met with JCAR members to discuss concerns.

Industrial carriers big rig semi trucks with semi trailers fill the tanks with diesel fuel standing on the truck stop gas station with lights at night to be ready to continue the route by morning.
Local
3 weeks ago
Trucking group: No relief in sight for high diesel prices

Will there be any change to the good coming to diesel prices? Maybe not.

PSA test
Local
3 weeks ago
Memorial Health to host prostate cancer screenings and men’s health event

It’s an all-encompassing men’s health event.

The former Lincoln College.
Local
3 weeks ago
Former Lincoln College campus to be offered through $1 lease program

A new owner is inviting nonprofits and businesses to expand in Lincoln, with agreements tied to job creation and investment.

Women's Pro Baseball League
Sports
3 weeks ago
Women’s Professional Baseball League makes history in Springfield

Fans celebrate the first-ever championship series for the Women’s Professional Baseball League.

Harvard data scientist Kyle Frankovich stands at a Sept. 17, 2026, news conference between photos of Department of Homeland Security social media posts using images of him with his arms zip-tied behind his back after protesting at the Broadview immigration detention center. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Maggie Dougherty
IL State News
3 weeks ago
15 residents filed complaints against Homeland Security for Midway Blitz harms

The complaints are the first step to seeking monetary damages from the agency.

Soybeans planted in cereal rye cover crop. Planting cover crops can reduce soil erosion, break up compacted soil, provide a habitat for beneficial insects and wildlife, and prevent latent fertilizer from leaching into rivers and streams. (Photo by Jennifer Jones, Illinois Extension)
IL State News
3 weeks ago
Scientists hope deeper-rooted soybeans can withstand climate extremes and store more carbon

An $18 million grant from the Bezos Earth Fund will help Salk researchers test those questions in the field by measuring how resilient these plants are to drought and other climate stressors, how much carbon they can store and for how long, and how to get the plants onto farms at scale.

America Ambulance Service
Local
3 weeks ago
Springfield Business Journal: One local ambulance company purchases another

An emergency ambulance service provider will take over a non-emergency provider.

Crowne Plaza
Local
4 weeks ago
City: More hotel nights booked in Springfield in 2025, expected to be higher this year

“That means hotel stays are up about 12,000 room nights.  We have more travelers in town visiting Springfield.”

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