One of the speakers was Salem Addison King, a University of Illinois-Springfield student who aims to support and to organize people in his community. King said he saw the impact from President Donald Trump’s first presidency on people he cared about, but he was a teen at that time and less politically inclined.
This popular Springfield pizza restaurant unexpectedly closed its doors. Is it for good though? Here's what we know.
Several people, including a Bloomington family, have been charged for allegedly running an organized retail crime enterprise through multiple central Illinois Monster Pawn locations that the family
Madigan, 82, and his co-defendant, political ally and confidant Michael McClain, are accused of running a criminal enterprise designed to enrich the former speaker and his associates and increase his political power.
A cold weather advisory is in effect for a wide swath of central Illinois means area schools are closing or going to e-learning.
Everson Pierce, 28, is charged with being the organizer of a continuing financial crimes enterprise and for being the manager of organized retail crime. He is also charged with four counts of theft between $500 and $10,000 and two counts of money laundering.
The Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police is hosting a car seat safety check event on Wednesday, January 22.
Nearly a dozen Springfield Police officers are heading to the nation’s capital to boost security during the presidential transfer of power.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill (WICS) — President Donald Trump pardoned more than 1,500 people charged in the January 6, 2021 capitol riot attack. 37 Illinois residents are listed on the United States attorney's office capitol breach cases.
None of the facilities closing offered in-clinic surgical abortions, but they did provide medication abortion and a slew of other health services.
Indiana legislators would like to redraw the Indiana-Illinois border to absorb parts of Illinois, but the proposed action would face roadblocks on the Illinois side, which would prevent a border
The Segal Group’s study calculates only the impact of the benefit enhancements for the $73 billion Illinois Teachers’ Retirement System, Springfield; $25.7 billion Illinois State Employees’ Retirement System, Springfield; and $24.7 billion Illinois State Universities Retirement System, Champaign, due to the “constraints of available data.”