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4 weeks ago
Taylorville approves ordinance regulating battery storage facilities
"It's a pretty restrictive ordinance. So, I don't know offhand if there's any place in Taylorville that would meet the requirements of the ordinance to house the battery storage," said Mayor Bruce Barry.
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How parents can help prepare their households for back-to-school
Gradually adjust bedtimes and wake-up times; also, emphasize reading.
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More than 50 years of experience: Why Springfield chooses Rick Ray & Sons Plumbing
A half-century of plumbing experience is hard to beat!
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Why more Springfield drivers are choosing Law Automotive for complete vehicle care
Springfield-area drivers count on Law Automotive.
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Get a fresh start with RISE Springfield
Members of RISE Springfield were on The WTAX Morning Newswatch.
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IL Treasurer Frerichs is prepared for State Fair auction
It's a tribute to the late Judy Baar Topinka.
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CORRECTION: Pritzker signs new laws requiring businesses to accept cash, pay employees for jury duty
Governor signed 87 bills on Friday.
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Judge denies Trump administration access to Illinois voter data
Law does not give DOJ ‘general auditing power’ over state election officials.
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Don’t waste your advertising dollars
Today's marketing landscape is crowded with endless platforms, countless strategies, and no shortage of companies promising the perfect solution.
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Women’s Pro Baseball League has strong contingent of international players for inaugural season
The WPBL's inaugural season is being played at Springfield’s Robin Roberts Stadium.
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American Giants Museum drawing visitors from around the world to Route 66
The collection includes a Muffler Man, a Phillips 66 Cowboy and Bob's Big Boys, among others.
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Springfield student’s cancer research earns international recognition
"I was the only student from central Illinois," Garg said. "I was very honored and also very proud."
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Budzinski: Voter fraud is ‘urban myth’
"The President is trying to retake the authority from the states to administer their own state elections."
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Women’s Professional Baseball League makes a rainy debut in front of enthusiastic crowd
The line for the main merchandise booth stretched all the way to the outfield along one side of the ballpark.
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De Witt County man accused of child porn
Attorney general's office says the investigation into Christian Lane, 29, took several weeks.
4 weeks ago
In the sun? Don’t forget to protect your eyes
Check to see your shades provide UV protection.
