Hundreds of firefighters started their day at the firefighter memorial at the Illinois State Capitol to remember the life of fallen Chicago Fire Captain David Meyer.
Carlee Bronkema
Nursing students in their junior or senior year can apply to the program, and Millikin staff will select six applicants.
The Central Illinois STEM Fair brings hundreds of students from multiple schools together in one place to share what they've learned about STEM over the past school year.
Almost six months later, former residents, volunteers, employees and customers say they are left with unanswered questions about the organization's future and the families it served.
A new ordinance under consideration by the city council would increase fines for several parking violations, including overstaying at parking meters and parking in fire zones.
Longtime fair concessions like Vose's Korndogs and Taft's Mr. Ribeye joined with newer groups like Scoop Du Jour to share their selections of fair favorites.
The US House of Representatives voted to approve the farm bill. It's the first one to make it through a chamber of Congress since 2018.
Springfield’s emergency medical services system could soon see a major change, as LifeStar Ambulance Service faces the possibility of leaving the city.
Each time a patient or a medical professional enter HSHS St. John's Children Hospital, they'll walk past a new tree, planted by the front entrance. The tree is a way for everyone to remember the way the community was impacted on April 28, 2025.