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First for the Blues: O'Reilly, Binnington lead St. Louis to title BOSTON - Ryan O'Reilly scored for the fourth straight game and rookie Jordan Binnington stopped 32 shots in Game 7 of th… Read more >>

Web.com Tour leader Shelton still has some work to do In some respects, Robby Shelton's work is done when it comes to the main goal of playing golf on the Web.com Tour. But t… Read more >>

State workers' back step pay should be paid by end of September Unionized state workers who are owed money for step raises they didn't receive during Gov. Bruce Rauner's administration… Read more >>

Pritzker signs abortion protections into law Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed into law Wednesday the Reproductive Health Act, which supporters said will guarantee abortion … Read more >>

Lionel Richie, playing Springfield Friday, inspires generations After five decades in the music business, Lionel Richie is best known today as a mentor for young musical talent as a ju… Read more >>

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Don't let a small balcony stop you from enjoying the space When interior designer Kyra Williams lived in Paris, she was always happy to see her fellow city dwellers perched on their balconies, enjoying coffee with friends. Read more >>

WICS-TV posts employment ad for morning meteorologist While WICS-TV leaders continue to remain tight-lipped about the employment status of popular meteorologist Joe Crain, wh… Read more >>

'Code Red' dead: WICS will change name of weather alert WICS-TV's general manager said Monday the Springfield television station will change the phrase it uses to label early s… Read more >>

County health department workers to picket after strike-authorization vote Unionized workers at the Sangamon County Department of Public Health have planned an informational picket before Tuesday… Read more >>

Some criticize federal death-penalty trial in state that ended it CHICAGO - A perplexed prospective juror at the trial of a former graduate student charged with kidnapping and killing a … Read more >>

As gambling expands, Illinois will study how many addicts it has Illinois will finally conduct a thorough study of the gambling problem in the state - the first such survey in nearly 30… Read more >>

Top dogs: Two from Springfield nab honors as police canines Sangamon County can claim some bragging rights from the United States Police Canine Association regional certification t… Read more >>

Illinois lurches left in legislative session After four years of fiscal austerity and the pro-business, anti-union agenda of former Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner, Ill… Read more >>

Durbin talks Mexico, flooding, cig taxes, abortion, Joe Crain U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin on Sunday downplayed President Donald Trump's "historic gains" regarding implied new trade between… Read more >>

Spin Doctors to headline Old Capitol Blues & BBQ The band Spin Doctors, known for their 1990s hits "Two Princes" and "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong," will headline the Old … Read more >>

Health Matters: Hospital price transparency - what does it mean to you? In January, another piece of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA or "Obamacare") went into effect. The 2… Read more >>

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