
New requirements mandate state pay for a greater share of program

Leaders say help is available, while at least one business owner claims “empty promises”

City Alderman had a lot to ask regarding some eyesore properties in Springfield.

Former sheriff said deputy “snapped,” current sheriff says she’s working on restoring public trust

Jim Allmon’s office is the first in downstate Illinois to receive such accreditation

High-tech cameras mounted on drones make detecting damage from the herbicide less difficult than before

Sonya Massey’s mother and cousin press on trying to continue her legacy

School Board has 30 days to write a new recommendation.

Prices haven’t moved as much in the Springfield area.

Daniel Tarr, 39, faces five felony charges and is jailed