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Springfield EMS workers' murder trial delayed; Defense attorneys aim for separate trials
The trial date for the EMS workers charged with murder following the death of a Springfield man in 2022 is being pushed back.
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The Springfield Police Department has issued a warning following reports of fraudulent solicitation in October at several west side retail areas. Multiple male
Food pantry distribution set for Nov. 5 at Old Borgerson Building
A food distribution event is scheduled for Wednesday, November 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. at 119 S. Vine St., also known as the Old Borgerson Building, in the brown bu
Lane closure scheduled for Mattis Avenue on Nov. 4 for construction
A single lane of northbound traffic on Mattis Avenue between Paula Drive and Williamsburg Drive will close for new pavement construction at the intersection of
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Ag In an Instant: U.S. and China reach trade deal & National FFA Convention local winners
The U.S. and China have reached a new trade agreement on soybeans, providing a much-needed boost to grain markets. For weeks, China were not purchasing...
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Halloween is a time of excitement for many children, but for those with sensory issues, the holiday can present challenges. The Kase Project, a local nonprofit
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HS Football Round 1: Glenwood, Williamsville, SHG, South Fork, & more advance
Round 1 of the High School football postseason is in the books and we were able to capture a few of the local teams moving on.
Glenwood falls to Althoff Catholic in 2A Sectional Final
Glenwood boys soccer went to Mascoutah for the 1A Sectional final against Althoff Catholic, the reigning 1A Champion and the team who defeated the Titans last s
HS Football Round 1: Pawnee, Rochester cruise to Friday first round victories
The first round of the High School football postseason kicked off on Friday and saw two local teams pick up dominant wins. First was Rochester, the Rockets host
Bullets & Rockets win Boys Soccer 1A Sectionals finals, heading to Super-Sectionals
We had two local 1A Sectional final winners on Friday, one at home and one an impressive road win. Rochester was at Effingham, taking on their 2nd one-seed of t
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Trial for EMTs charged in Earl Moore Jr.'s death delayed to May 11
The trial for two emergency medical technicians charged in the death of Earl Moore Jr. has been rescheduled to May 11.Originally set to begin on Dec. 1, the tr
Springfield man charged with murder after fatal shooting
A Springfield man has been charged with first-degree murder for a shooting that occurred over the weekend.Springfield police responded to a shooting on November
Springfield coroner confirms identity of man killed in East Washington Street shooting
The Sangamon County Coroner, Jim Allmon, has confirmed the identity of the individual that was transported by EMS from the 400 block of East Washington Street i
Danville schools dismissed early due to anonymous threat; police investigating
Danville schools were dismissed early today due to an anonymous threat.
Four hospitalized after Urbana fight; suspect arrested for attempted murder
Urbana Police have arrested a man for attempted murder after responding to a large fight on Sunday night.According to police, officers were called to the 1600 b
Sean Grayson found guilty of second-degree murder
A jury has found Illinois deputy Sean Grayson guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting of Sonya Massey.Grayson, 31, faces a potential sentence of up to
Day 8: Jury deliberation continues in Sean Grayson murder trial
We are covering the trial of Sean Grayson for the murder of Sonya Massey in July 2024.On Day eight, the jury continues to deliberate on a verdict.Follow along
VOTE: Are you concerned about Christians being persecuted around the world?
Are you concerned about Christians being persecuted around the world?
Illinois man charged with threatening President Trump
Derek Lopez, a 27-year-old man from El Paso, Illinois, has been charged in federal court with making threats against President Donald J. Trump.Lopez was arrest
Where to watch your local ABC station amid the YouTubeTV dispute
Answers to some of the questions you may have regarding the YouTube TV/ABC dispute.Why can’t I watch my local ABC station on YouTube TV?
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Springfield EMS workers' murder trial delayed; Defense attorneys aim for separate trials
The trial date for the EMS workers charged with murder following the death of a Springfield man in 2022 is being pushed back.
Springfield police warn of donation scam targeting west side shoppers
The Springfield Police Department has issued a warning following reports of fraudulent solicitation in October at several west side retail areas. Multiple male
Food pantry distribution set for Nov. 5 at Old Borgerson Building
A food distribution event is scheduled for Wednesday, November 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. at 119 S. Vine St., also known as the Old Borgerson Building, in the brown bu
Lane closure scheduled for Mattis Avenue on Nov. 4 for construction
A single lane of northbound traffic on Mattis Avenue between Paula Drive and Williamsburg Drive will close for new pavement construction at the intersection of
Runners honor late friend in heartfelt tribute at 13th annual Cupcake 5K race
Runners laced up for the 13th annual Cupcake 5K, where fitness meets fun and plenty of frosting — all to bring the community together.But for one runner, this y
Governor Pritzker declares November as Adoption Awareness Month to honor adoptive families
Governor JB Pritzker has declared November as Adoption Awareness Month in Illinois, recognizing the dedication of families who have adopted 20,313 children over
Firefighters contain Decatur house fire, investigation underway
The Decatur Fire Department contained a two-story house fire on Sunday, November 2.
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Springfield man charged with murder after fatal shooting
A Springfield man has been charged with first-degree murder for a shooting that occurred over the weekend.Springfield police responded to a shooting on November
Trial for EMTs charged in Earl Moore Jr.'s death delayed to May 11
The trial for two emergency medical technicians charged in the death of Earl Moore Jr. has been rescheduled to May 11.Originally set to begin on Dec. 1, the tr
Springfield coroner confirms identity of man killed in East Washington Street shooting
The Sangamon County Coroner, Jim Allmon, has confirmed the identity of the individual that was transported by EMS from the 400 block of East Washington Street i
New market brings farm-fresh food to downtown Springfield year-round
A new brick-and-mortar market in downtown Springfield is offering farm-fresh food from across Illinois to the capital city throughout the year. The initiative,
Lainey Wilson performing at the 2026 Illinois State Fair
Country music trailblazer Lainey Wilson is coming to the Illinois Lottery Grandstand Stage at the 2026 Illinois State Fair on Saturday, August 15th.
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Trump urges New Yorkers to vote Cuomo, warns of economic & social disaster
In a post on Truth Social, Trump warned that Mamdani's victory would lead to an "Economic and Social Disaster" for his hometown.
FBI Director Patel defends actions amid ongoing backlash on multiple fronts
From allegedly flying the agency jet to see his country music singer girlfriend to receiving pointed criticism.
Fewest since 2001 say crime is increasing in America: Gallup poll
Gallup's annual crime poll found 49% of Americans think crime is increasing. That's down from 64% a year ago and 77% two years ago.
Spotlight on killings of Christians in Nigeria raises questions about US role
On the ground in the African country of Nigeria, there has been an international spotlight.
Supermarket sticker shock: Beef, coffee prices rising fast
Grocery bills continue to rise, even if the drivers of supermarket inflation evolve.
Turning Point USA shocked by false report of Erika Kirk accepting late husband's award
Israeli incorrectly shared with The Jerusalem Post that Charlie Kirk's widow Erika Kirk would be accepting a posthumous award on behalf of Charlie.
Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump's worldwide tariffs
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments about whether President Donald Trump has illegally set tariffs on countries around the world.
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HS Football Round 1: Glenwood, Williamsville, SHG, South Fork, & more advance
Round 1 of the High School football postseason is in the books and we were able to capture a few of the local teams moving on.
Glenwood falls to Althoff Catholic in 2A Sectional Final
Glenwood boys soccer went to Mascoutah for the 1A Sectional final against Althoff Catholic, the reigning 1A Champion and the team who defeated the Titans last s
HS Football Round 1: Pawnee, Rochester cruise to Friday first round victories
The first round of the High School football postseason kicked off on Friday and saw two local teams pick up dominant wins. First was Rochester, the Rockets host
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'All’s Fair' star Sarah Paulson accidentally 'spit a potato chip' in Kim Kardashian’s eye
Things went from serious to hysterical on the set of "All’s Fair" when Sarah Paulson accidentally got something in Kim Kardashian’s eye during filming.
'1000-Lb Sisters' star marries fiancé on Halloween
Amy Slaton, known for her TLC reality show “1000-lb Sisters,” married her fiancé, Brian Lovvorn on Halloween.
Carrie Underwood's country music history - the highest-certified female artist of all time
Carrie Underwood celebrates 95 million RIAA-certified units.cThe "Jesus Take the Wheel" singer is an eight-time Grammy winner, but she’s adding another accolade
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Joe Jonas is bitten by the lovebug in "A Very Jonas Christmas Movie."
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Home equity loan rates drop and HELOCs rise as Fed cuts rates
Here’s what’s happening with home equity rates this week.
Mortgage rates dip again to lowest level in a year
Mortgage rates hit their lowest level of the year after another Fed cut.
The Fed makes a second interest rate cut. Here’s what will — and won’t — change for your money.
Borrowers often don’t notice small rate cuts, and a weakening economy could dull the relief.
Lenders love fixed-rate HELOCs. Should you?
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Americans don’t want to talk about money, but there can be drawbacks to staying quiet.
3 percent down mortgages: A guide to your options
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Midwife pleads guilty to destroying 2,600 COVID-19 vaccines and issuing fraudulent cards
A midwife pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges for her role in giving out thousands of COVID-19 immunization cards to people who didn't get the vaccine.
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The U.S. is seeing a rise in coronavirus cases for the first time since the public health emergency was ended in May.
US struggles with increased COVID, flu, RSV amid falling vaccine use
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Almost 1 in 4 Americans still hadn't contracted COVID by end of 2022, CDC says
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Idaho bill would criminalize anyone who administers COVID-19 mRNA vaccines
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COVID-19 conspiracies soar after latest report on origins
Three years after the start of the pandemic, it's still unclear if the coronavirus that causes the disease leaked from a lab or spread to humans from an animal.
The COVID-19 public health emergency is over. Now what?
After more than three years, 104 million positive cases and 1.1 million deaths, Thursday was the end of the national public health emergency for COVID-19.
Those injured by COVID-19 vaccine still waiting for government compensation
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Montana rep files bill to ban blood donations from people vaccinated against COVID-19
A Montana lawmaker is worried about blood transfusions from people vaccinated against Covid-19 so he filed a bill to end donations from people who got the shot.
CDC, FDA push back against Florida surgeon general's COVID policy claims
U.S. health agencies have sent a letter to Florida's surgeon general, warning him that his claims about COVID-19 risks are harmful to the public.
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Halloween is a time of excitement for many children, but for those with sensory issues, the holiday can present challenges. The Kase Project, a local nonprofit
Springfield boutique offers free homecoming outfits for students
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A race against time: Springfield family shares their journey with rare terminal illness
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Wellness Wednesday: Baby Developmental Milestones
Wellness Wednesday: Dr. John Belz From Springfield Clinic Talks About Baby Developmental Milestones
Wellness Wednesday: Respiratory Illness
Wellness Wednesday: Michelle Feurer From Springfield Clinic Talks About the Surge in Respiratory Illness
Wellness Wednesday: Interventional Radiology
Wellness Wednesday: Dr. Pranav Sharma From Springfield Clinic Talks About Interventional Radiology
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Wellness Wednesday: Drs. Manasi Hulyalkar and Purvi Bhandari From Springfield Clinic Talk About Pediatric Health
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Government shutdown to stretch into next week with Senate on recess and no end in sight
The government shutdown entered a 24th day on Friday as lawmakers remain deeply divided on a plan to reopen the government.
Fight for public opinion continues as both sides dig in on shutdown
The government shutdown is dragging through another week with little signs of progress in breaking the impasse between Democrats and Republicans.
Ousted CDC director tells Congress she was fired over vaccine ultimatum
Recently ousted CDC director Susan Monarez is set to tell senators she was pressured to endorse new vaccine recommendations or lose her job.
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Health Matters: Vaccination for children and teens
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Keeping your cholesterol in check is key to protecting your heart health - and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois is encouraging Illinois residents to take
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