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Prevent Child Abuse Illinois asking for support for its mission

Prevent Child Abuse Illinois provides training on prevention, among other efforts.

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Airport wins American’s ‘2025 Customer Cup’

The award is given through American Airlines.

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Bankers Association announces a pending change in leadership

President and CEO of the Illinois Bankers Association, announces his retirement in spring 2026

Students at Lincoln Magnet School talk to an astronaut on the International Space Station with the help of amateur radio operators.

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(Inter)Stellar: Springfield students get chance to talk with astronauts on International Space Station

Students were ready for liftoff to a conversation with the International Space Station.

The Scheel's Sports Done, from June, 2025

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New SCHEELS Sports Park set to host soft opening next weekend

If you are eager to see inside of the dome at the new SCHEELS Sports Park, your chance is coming soon to take a step inside for some fun.

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AI error blamed for post wrongly reporting injured Springfield firefighters

Artificial intelligence and irresponsible social media posts don't mix.

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Doug Brown to retire from CWLP, takes new job

Brown is leaving the city to take a job with a state agency.

WYMG's "Classic Rock-a-Thon" for "Christmas Wish" is Friday, December 5.

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Make a wish: ‘Rock-a-Thon’ Friday kicks off WYMG’s ‘Christmas Wish’ campaign

Money raised helps grant the "wishes" of those nominated.

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Giannoulias: Fed’s new real ID fee is ‘burdensome’ to travelers

A 45 fee will be imposed on travelers without a Real ID starting in February.

Can you help identify this man who allegedly caused damage to Humphrey's Market?

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Crime of the Week: Help needed identifying who did damage to local market

More than $4,000 in damage was caused to Humphrey's Market.

Members of the public and members of the Massey Commission discussed some of the commission's recommendations Monday night in small groups.

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Massey Commission final report released. Find the report here

The report will be discussed with the Sangamon County Board next week.

The downtown Springfield Christmas tree was officially illuminated Wednesday night.

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This tree is lit: Downtown Christmas tree is on for the holidays

There are more lights on this year's tree.

The University of Illinois Springfield unveils jerseys for the new women's flag football program, that will start in 2027.

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Women’s flag football coming to UIS

The first season will be in 2027.

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Alderman explains demolition vote

Alderman Ralph Hanauer states why they chose the pricier option for the contractor to assist in demolition.

A press conference was held Wednesday at Navy Pier in Chicago to outline how Illinois will mark America's 250th birthday.

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Plans in the works for Illinois to mark America’s 250th birthday

History, art, natural beauty, and more will be part of the state celebration.

Peggy Finley (left) and Peter Cadigan (right).

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EMS workers accused of killing Earl Moore Jr. will be tried separately

Judge gives two weeks to prosecutors to decide who to try first.

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Springfield Police receives $56,000 for overtime, $3 million for co-responder program

Helps traffic enforcement and mental health initiative.

FILE - Greg Bovino, the chief patrol agent for the U.S. Border Patrol El Centro sector, center, stands with federal immigration agents near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Broadview, Ill., Oct. 3, 2025. (AP Photo/Erin Hooley, File)

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Appeals court weighs release of immigration detainees to electronic monitoring

Meanwhile, protesters, clergy and news orgs to end litigation over riot control weapons.

Leon and Mercedes Wells hold their newborn daughter Alena at their home in the Chicago suburb of Dolton, Ill. on Friday, Nov. 28, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Vancleave)

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Delayed care to 2 Black pregnant women highlights maternal health disparities

Wells, the Illinois mother, was admitted to a different hospital a week after giving birth, after experiencing shortness of breath.

Gov. JB Pritzker signs House Bill 767 at a Dec. 2 news conference in Chicago. He said the bill will protect Illinoisians using science-backed guidelines, rather than “junk science” used by the federal administration under the guidance of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (CNI photo by Maggie Dougherty)

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Pritzker signs bill allowing Illinois to issue state-specific vaccine guidelines

The new law will allow the state to publish guidelines that differ from the CDC.

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FILE - Dick Van Dyke poses with chimney sweeps during arrivals to the 40th anniversary and re-premiere of Mary Poppins at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles, Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2004. (AP Photo/Ann Johansson, File)

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