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ISP Director Brendan Kelly provides update on investigation into Chatham crash at YNOT on April 28, 2025.
Local
1 year ago
Toxicology clear for driver in Chatham crash; Attorney cites seizure as cause

Kelly said ISP continues to conduct a “tireless and thorough investigation,” and some evidence has been developed indicating the possibility of a medical emergency leading up to the crash.

Rochester Rockets signs
Education
1 year ago
Rochester school superintendent agrees to resign

The district and Cox released a joint statement Wednesday indicating the decision was part of a mutual agreement.

Shane J. Woods
Crime
1 year ago
Former Jan. 6 defendant found guilty of reckless homicide in deadly I-55 DUI crash

Woods will return to court August 19 for sentencing.

Local
1 year ago
Hundreds gather at Titan Field to honor and remember

Ball-Chatham School Superintendent, Becca Lamon, said there were many unsung heroes who stepped forward during the emergency.

Road closed sign
Local
1 year ago
Portion of North Grand Avenue to close for water main relocation

CWLP set to begin a project to relocate 2,000 feet of 24-inch water main for the Springfield Rail Improvements Project on North Grand Avenue.

Springfield thrift/resale shops - Goodwill, WILD Thrift & Sniff and Second Time Around
Business
1 year ago
As prices rise, local thrift and resale stores poised to see boost from deal-seeking shoppers

Research shows, shoppers save $1,760 each year, on average, by buying secondhand.

Business
1 year ago
Big customers for local solar farm

Chicago, Cook County just two of seven

West side of YNOT building after tragic crash on April 29, 2025.
Local
1 year ago
4 children remain hospitalized from Chatham crash

Two children injured in the tragic crash at YNOT in Chatham Monday have been released from the hospital.

Local
1 year ago
CWLP chief takes umbrage at Ald. Williams’ remarks

Williams suggests Brown ignores public, pays too little attention to his job

Mega Millions lottery machine
IL State News
1 year ago
$349M Mega Millions winners come forward in Illinois

The winners say they plan to use the $349 million to do good, and it will be the “gift that keeps on giving.”