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‘Star Wars’ Star Mark Hamill Posts Image of President Trump Dead in a Grave With Caption ‘If Only’
Disney's "Star Wars" star Mark Hamill, just days after posing with President Barack Obama to promote his presidential library in Chicago, Illinois, posted a photo of President Donald Trump in a grave with...
York High's Absenteeism Rate No Longer So High
Even schools with far more low-income students had better rates than York a few years ago.
Looking for something to do this weekend in Central Illinois? Here's the list.
Abigail Shaver of Normal learns how to knit Saturday, July 6, 2019, during the How-To Festival at the Bloomington Public Library. The exhibit was put on by Theresa Denham, second from left, owner of Teagan...
Capitol News Illinois | Striking ISU staff return to work after ratifying new 5-year contract
Illinois State University non-teaching staff returned to work Wednesday after ratifying a new contract to end a monthlong strike.
What to know about new executive director at the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center
Lefter currently serves as the inaugural director of the Goldfarb Center for Performing Arts at Western Illinois University.
Ex-York Principal Returning To Helm
An official expressed reservations about hiring interim principals. It puts a lot on students' backs, he said.
Mayor Says 'Fitting Moment' To Honor Glenview Military Members
This year, which marks the country's 250th birthday, 10 residents are being recognized for their service in the "Hometown Heroes" program.
The next redistricting war will be even harder for Democrats
With the Voting Rights Act gutted, Democrats face tough decisions about preserving racial representation.
Nikki Budzinski builds big cash edge over Jeff Wilson in Illinois’ 13th District race
Nikki Budzinski far outraised Jeff Wilson in Illinois’ 13th District race, ending March with a major cash-on-hand advantage.
Poll finds Illinois residents think funding for a new Bears stadium should be limited
The findings showed that passions for keeping the Bears in Illinois ran much higher in the Chicago area than downstate.
Our Past: The Telegraph headlines for May 7 over past 100 years
The Telegraph's popular feature uses headlines from the past century to tell readers about Alton's history and the broader region.
Central Illinois CEO 2026 Trade Show highlights student entrepreneurs
The CEO program features 15 high school juniors from Farmer City, Blue Ridge, Clinton, Maora-Forsyth and Warrensburg-Latham showcasing the businesses they have created.
City of Danville unveils 20-year comprehensive development plan
Over 300 residents shared their thoughts through surveys to help create the draft, ensuring that community members feel they have a say in what happens in Danville.
New AI degree at SIU sparks ethical concerns from students
Southern Illinois University will offer a Bachelor of Science degree in artificial intelligence in fall 2026, raising ethical concerns from some students.
Gaming Cafes, Businesses Fight Back Against Smash-And-Grab Burglars With Foggers
Before installing smoke fogging security systems, the Alsip Fire Department reminds businesses to apply for an electrical permit first.
Loaves & Fishes breaks ground on Aurora expansion to meet rising demand
The largest food pantry in Illinois is breaking ground on a major expansion to help meet growing demand — which will allow it to serve up to three times more people in need.
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Troop 7 is currently handling a two-unit crash with an extended lane closure on I-57 northbound at milepost 184. Traffic is being redirected off at Exit 184. Motorists are encouraged
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS/WRSP) — Pop-up parties in Springfield remain a cause of concern.
Iowa farmer's lawsuit accuses fertilizer companies of price-fixing
SIOUX CITY — A Galva, Iowa, farmer has filed a class-action lawsuit against major fertilizer companies, alleging they have conspired to fix prices and force farmers to pay artificially high
The Top Cop: DUI arrests by decorated Illinois State Police trooper questioned in court
DUI arrests by decorated "Top Cop" Illinois State Police Trooper Kevin Bradley are now being questioned in court. The ABC7 I-Team is investigating.
May 6 recap: Central Illinois news you may have missed today
Don't miss Wednesday's most popular stories from The Pantagraph.
Sheriff seeks new vehicle funding at Vigo County Council sunshine meeting
...The Flood Warning continues for the following rivers in Indiana... Illinois... Wabash River at Montezuma. Wabash River at Riverton. Wabash River at Hutsonville Legacy Power Plant Site. .Recent additional...
Illinois lawmakers question progress under Evidence-Based Funding for public education
As budget negotiations kicked into high gear at the Illinois Statehouse this week, lawmakers from both chambers have begun to assess how much progress has been made under the Evidence-Based Funding formula f...