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Local

2 years ago

Proposal: freeze state gas tax

Currently tied to inflation

Business

2 years ago

IL House passes “quantum bill”

Republican decries spending

Local

2 years ago

Ex-cons need jobs

They don’t want to return to prison

Local

2 years ago

Pop-up? Pay up!

Cops racked up $205k in OT for this in 2023

Crime

2 years ago

Bill to prevent day-after-release killing from happening again

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) Illinois’ Prisoner Review Board has been under fire – […]

Crime

2 years ago

Two shot at Sangamon Towers

A 24-year-old woman and a 25-year-old man were both found with gunshot wounds.

Education

2 years ago

D-186 teachers still dissatisfied with discipline, support

Gill: I can’t do it all myself

History

2 years ago

Shea’s Gas Station Rt. 66 Musuem Reopens

The building and grounds are filled with vintage autos, service station equipment and other memorabilia.

Local

2 years ago

Teutopolis hazmat tragedy inspires bill

Also: IEMA-OHS bill recalls covid for some

Crime

2 years ago

Over 250 grams of cocaine taken during search

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Last Tuesday night Springfield police met up with […]

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news

18 hours ago

Election results for Sangamon County and other areas

Springfield, IL (CAPITOL CITY NOW) – Here are the results, county by county, from […]

Local

7 hours ago

Crouch defeats Timm in Republican primary for Sheriff

Timm says he’s pleased he took the “high road,” while Crouch says Timm is not “the most horrible person in the world.”

Local

6 hours ago

It’s Bailey v. Pritzker again

“I’ve been part of the divisiveness in the years past. That’s gone,” says repeat GOP nominee.

Local

6 hours ago

Tracy: Elect me, and make Illinois a ‘two-party state’ again

Don Tracy thinks one Democrat seat in the Senate, and one Republican seat, is a good idea.

Local

7 hours ago

Voters endorse two referenda

An increased sales tax will fund a county mental health board, while Ball-Chatham school district property owners will pay higher taxes to fix up schools.