WHAT: The University of Illinois Springfield Astronomy-Physics Program, Lincoln Memorial Garden, and the Sangamon Astronomical Society will host a special Star Party to view the annual Perseid meteor...
PRESS RELEASE | House Bill 4783, which merges two youth Department of Natural Resources issued licenses, was recently signed into law by Governor Bruce Rauner. The new...
State Representative Sara Wojcicki Jimenez’s push to return state jobs to the capital city today culminated in the signing of a new law mandating that Sangamon...
Have you ever had problems with the WiFi signal that reaches your device? Surely it has always happened to all of us although we pay a...
Stories of this kind with Facebook already seem like a commonplace. The gigantic amount of information stored by the company and the use of the data...
Illinois is not among the states offering a “back-to-school” sales tax holiday this year. Seventeen states will hold some form of a tax holiday in 2018,...
It will now be up to local officials as to whether they want a bar next to a church, school, military facility or hospital, and Gov....
The Census is coming and the booming economy could create challenges for getting it done. Conducting the U.S. Census requires workers – 500,000 in all. Those...
Summer vacation is almost over, and that means it’s time to register for school again. The online option to register is already open. The traditional in-person registration...
The North Greene Bright Futures program is will be funded for the coming year. The program, which develops parenting skills in at-risk communities had struggled to...
Fighting poverty is often seen as something that governments or non-profits do. Entrepreneurs in low income communities often turn to these resources for help starting or...
A new automatic voter registration law in Illinois won’t slow efforts to reach out to potential new voters in an old-fashioned way. Sharon Alter is vice...
