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25 years ago: Southern Illinois refinery fire propels gas prices up to $1.92/gallon in Twin Cities
How Time Flies is a daily feature looking back at Pantagraph archives to revisit what was happening in our community and region. See today in history:
Laser Pain Centers of Illinois - Sherman
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For the 55-and-over crowd, May 2-9, 2026
Ethel & Maud Luncheon: The January edition is set for Jan. 17 at City View on the fourth floor of the Illinois Terminal
Good Morning, Illini Nation: Illinois will be well represented in Chicago
Wagler, Boswell and Stojakovic all got NBA draft combine invite
Gov. Pritzker’s affordable housing plan tests his relationship with local leaders
Gov. JB Pritzker's affordable housing plan would speed up housing development and make more options available. But in the midst of a reelection campaign and potential ambitions for higher office, Pritzker's...
Runaway cow safely recovered after roaming University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus
An unusual scene drew attention across the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Wednesday after a loose cow was spotted roaming campus.
Normal West High School announces prom court
Normal West High School prom is Saturday, May 2, in the Brown Ballroom of Illinois State University
Diary of a Division I recruit: Cameron Wagner and his top four schools
St. Joseph-Ogden junior offensive lineman is down to Illinois, Notre Dame, Oregon and Wisconsin:
Former UI police officer convicted of sexual assault
A former University of Illinois police officer has been found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman who said she believed he put something in her drink.
Illini Legends, Lists and Lore: Lisa and Lynnette Robinson
Forty-eight years ago Saturday on May 2, 1978, the Illinois women’s athletics program took a bold plunge, offering full scholarships to Annawan basketball phenoms Lisa and Lynnette Robinson.
UI professor set to retire after 25 years, large 'final' lecture
Earlier this week, hundreds of students, former students, family members and more gathered to listen to one UI professor
Shaw Local
How much rain fell in northern Illinois in April? In some places, it was more than twice the average, swelling rivers in the region beyond their banks.
Central Illinois neighbors: Obituaries for May 2
Read through the obituaries published today in The Pantagraph.
Farm Family of the Week: The Severs of Potomac
For Bryan Severs, the chairman of the Illinois Soybean Association and an American Soybean director, working on the farm alongside his sons is the greatest gift he’s been given.
Gas price average spikes 56 cents in Illinois
Gas price average spikes 56 cents in Illinois
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Eye On Illinois: Appellate opinion a succinct summary of Madigan’s crimes, jury’s logic
Eye On Illinois: Appellate opinion a succinct summary of Madigan’s crimes, jury’s logic
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Drought Causing Ongoing Concerns, Legislative Hearings About Illinois Water Supply
Water supplies vary across the state because different regions rely on different sources, and some water is easier to access than in other regions.
Illinois Accountability Commission Finds No Justification for Shooting of Marimar Martinez by Federal Agent
An Illinois commission created to document alleged abuses committed by federal immigration agents has determined a Border Patrol agent had no justification when he shot Marimar Martinez in Brighton Park last...
Illinois Lawmakers Discuss Budget, Policy Before End of Spring Session
With the spring legislative session coming to a close at the end of May, the clock is ticking to approve a budget. Meanwhile, affordability is front of mind for many, as bills on megaprojects and zoning refo...
Shaw Local
Byron senior Caden Considine has committed to continue his football career at the University of Illinois and the Fighting Illini after helping lead his high school Tigers to two state championships. He recen...
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Lone Star ticks have historically been found in the South and Eastern portion of the U.S., but have been rapidly migrating into the Midwest over the past few years, due to climate change and rising temperatu...