Springfield District 186 will be rolling out an online platform for learning Monday as it approaches Gov.

Springfield Mayor Jim Langfelder is urging city residents to act cautiously but not panic following the disclosure of two Sangamon County residents testing positive for COVID-19.

The rapidly evolving events of the COVID-19 outbreak have moved our country, state and city into unchartered territory.

  Paper ballots and tabulating machines not connected to the internet are among elements of the voting process that should give voters confidence that their ballot cast in Tuesday's primary will count.

If people are feeling sick and think they might have the coronavirus, medical leaders in Sangamon County stress that they should call ahead, and not appear at a hospital emergency room or doctor's office, where they might infect others.

*It's really going to be a different look and sound around the Capitol as state government continues to wrestle with how to cope with the coronavirus outbreak.

Precautions against the spread of coronavirus are being taken at Sangamon County's 81 polling places, where voters will cast ballots in Tuesday's primary election.

Democratic county chairs who represent territory in the 18th Congressional District will have at least two people to choose from to take on U.S. Rep.

No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries.