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Do you know who used this excavator to tear down half a home in Petersburg?

3 weeks ago

Crime of the Week: Help needed identifying who used stolen excavator to destroy home

Still no suspect in the partial demolition of a Petersburg home.

3 weeks ago

Former state employee goes to prison for child porn distribution

Billy Ruple, Jr. worked for the Illinois Department of Human Services at the time.

Senate President Don Harmon, D-Oak Park, confers with Sen. Ram Villivalam on the Senate floor on Oct. 30, 2025. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Jerry Nowicki)

4 weeks ago

Senate President Don Harmon avoids $10M fine after election board deadlocks

Harmon accused of accepting millions of dollars beyond contribution limits in 2024.

4 weeks ago

House reprimands Illinois congressman over succession plan, angering Democrats

Garcia announced he was not seeking reelection earlier this month just before the deadline to file paperwork for the seat. By then, his chief of staff was the only candidate who had submitted the needed paperwork.

4 weeks ago

Council votes down landlord registry referendum

One Yes vote short of passage, some aldermen wanted a re-vote.

4 weeks ago

Turner, Catholic Charities here to talk turkey

Insurers donate fifty birds to Breadline.

4 weeks ago

Deja Voodoo and Lick Creek to rock Route 66 Motorheads for cancer research

A live music fundraiser event is coming soon to Route 66 Motorheads here in Springfield

An Illinois Department of Transportation plow gets ready to be loaded with salt ahead of the winter plowing season.

4 weeks ago

IDOT: ‘Winter weather – get it together’

IDOT urges drivers to prepare for snow and ice

Chad Jones, Lincoln Land Community College

4 weeks ago

LLCC basketball Coach Chad Jones earns IBCA’s highest honor

LLCC Woman's Basketball Coach, Chad Jones, indicted into the ICBA's Hall of Fame for 2026

4 weeks ago

Allegiant Airlines to begin flights from Bloomington, IL to Phoenix-Mesa, AZ

Americas top rated budget friendly airline to begin new flights in the upcoming year

4 weeks ago

Vandalia man arrested on murder charge

43-year-old man recently arrested in connection to a sexual assault and murder investigation

Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias announces that Illinois drivers will be able to access their IDs via their Apple wallet at a Nov. 18, 2025, event. (Screenshot from Illinois.gov)

4 weeks ago

Illinois Secretary of State rolls out digital ID

It's secure, it's convenient, and it foils fake ID's.

4 weeks ago

Tax levy time for District 186

D-186 board will vote Dec. 1 on a $129.4M proposal.

60 people take oaths Monday, November 17, to become U.S. citizens under the naturalization process.

4 weeks ago

‘Welcome home’: 60 more residents become naturalized U.S. citizens

"It's a dream for a lot of people that they want to be...here to get this done," said Johnson.

4 weeks ago

State: Learn about antibiotics this week

Make sure to not use antibiotics when not necessary, or you may still get sick.

4 weeks ago

The revitalization of a state resort is underway

A family tradition for some, newfound fun for others. The Rend Lake Resort is set to be revamped and re-open.

4 weeks ago

IL Attorney General Kwame Raoul urges consumers to watch out for crypto scams

Are you a victim of cryptocurrency scams or fraud? Attorney General Raoul can help.

4 weeks ago

Springfield will be women’s pro baseball mecca

New women's pro league will play exclusively in Springfield in 2026.

4 weeks ago

Recent Duke alumnus from Springfield awarded Rhodes Scholarship

William Lieber, originally from Springfield, has been granted an opportunity of a lifetime

4 weeks ago

Unclaimed $200,000 lottery ticket expires in two weeks

If you bought a lottery ticket in November of 2024, you may miss out on your winnings soon.

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