Danville man gets 5 years for weapons possession
A Danville man was sentenced to five years in prison for unlawful possession of a weapon by a felon.
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Man sentenced for sexually assaulting minor in 2023
A man was sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting a minor in 2023.
Rock Springs Nature Center, bike trail closed Friday after storms
Rock Springs Nature Center and Rock Springs-Fairview Bike Trail are closed Friday after severe storms moved through the area.
Tracking The Next Storm
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HSHS St. Mary's announces launch of new Parkinson's support group
HSHS St. Mary's Hospital in Decatur announced the launch of a new Parkinson's Disease support group.
Water distribution for Tuscola, Arcola, West Prairie impacted by Thursday's storm
Illinois American Water is experiencing a supply/distribution issue affecting the system that serves Tuscola, Arcola, and West Prairie, due to Thursday night
5 things to do this weekend across central Illinois June 12-14
The weekend is upon us, and there are plenty of things to do and see across central Illinois. Here is a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening in
'We heard this big rumble': Danville elementary school roof damaged following storms
Neighbors on Colfax Drive woke up to large portions of the roof in their front and backyards, and on top of their homes.
45-year-old man arrested in connection to sexual assault of Sangamon Co. teen
A Sangamon County man was arrested Friday morning in connection with a sexual assault of a teen in 2024.
Bill allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition arrives on Pritzker's desk
Democratic leaders say immigrant, first-generation and marginalized students should not be left behind because of where they were born.
Springfield rallies around APL staff, animals after EF-1 tornado damages shelter
The EF-1 tornado that hit Springfield on Wednesday caused serious property damage to the Animal Protection League shelter.
Read moreAmeren lineman hurt after being electrocuted in Decatur South Shores area
Read moreAmeren lineman hurt after being electrocuted in Decatur South Shores area
Bill expanding access to prescription hormone therapy arrives on Pritzker's desk
Sponsors said too many people face unnecessary barriers when they try to stay on a treatment plan that supports their health and well-being.
Car fire near closed Decatur business under investigation
Decatur firefighters responded to a car engulfed in flames on the north side of the city Friday evening.
Power outages improve, but thousands remain without electricity
Thousands of people are without power Thursday evening as severe storms move across central Illinois.
NWS: EF-1 tornado touched down in Springfield, 2 confirmed in Menard Co.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado touched down on the north side of Springfield Wednesday night.
Shooter kills 1 and injures 10 in Texas days after firing at a police officer, officials say
Authorities in Texas say a man who opened fire in a shooting that left one dead and 10 injured had shot at police just days earlier during a chase. Texas
Jacksonville chiropractor sentenced in $250K health insurance fraud case
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of Illinois said Sean Rondeau was sentenced to 366 days for crimes including healthcare fraud, three counts of mail fraud and five counts of wire fraud.
Weather For Storm Damage Clean Up
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Where to find cooling centers in central Illinois
As temperatures rise, cities and counties across central Illinois have resources for people and families looking to get out of the heat.
Lacing up for a cause: Special Olympics torch passes through Springfield
Officers collectively ran over 1,500 miles carrying the Flame of Hope for the Special Olympics.
Levitt AMP Springfield concert canceled due to severe weather concerns
Organizers of the Levitt AMP Springfield Music Series have canceled Wednesday night
Millikin University associate professor to be featured in Brazilian film
The film centers around a Brazilian music album that Associate Professor of Music Mark Tonelli made after several years of work.
Millikin receives $3.3 million gift for College of Fine Arts scholarships
Millikin University announced Wednesday that it received a $3.3 million gift, the largest scholarship commitment in the history of the College of Fine Arts.