The desire of a Peoria businessman and his wife to live out their Christian faith by helping a central Illinois community in need led to their recent purchase of the shuttered Lincoln College campus ...

Voters are invited to a meet the candidates forum from 3-5 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 27, at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Springfield to hear from the candidates for the Illinois State Senate 48th ...

Tony Stang sits down with Kate McKenzie, CEO of Local Journalism Matters, to talk about the behind-the-scenes world of journalism, the stories reporters carry with them, and what the future of local ...

Comer Cox Park was transformed into a celebration of Black joy, Black entrepreneurship and Black culture on Saturday, Sept. 20. The 2026 Springfield Black Expo, sponsored by Solid Ground Solutions in ...

What is it about either or all, that sparks your interest or desire? What impact does each or either have upon your ...

The Springfield and Central Illinois African American History Museum held a screening of I Bear Witness: The Untold Stories ...

This story was reported and produced by Injustice Watch, a nonprofit newsroom in Chicago that investigates issues of equity ...

Five tree service companies from Springfield, Champaign, Bloomington and beyond donated their services at Camp Butler ...

The Springfield Airport Authority received more than $11 million dollars in federal funding to improve one of two crosswind ...

A Chatham native decided to be the change he wanted to see in the world when he reached out to his state representatives in an attempt to better healthcare in Illinois. One year later, Dr. Brandt ...

Our purpose at United Way of Central Illinois is to improve lives by mobilizing our community. We invest in solutions, ...

As Pillsbury Mills continues to be demolished, interest remains strong in the complex that employed thousands of Springfield residents. Here’s a chance for local residents to learn more. In this event ...