HOME NEWS / OPINION FOOD / DRINK MUSIC ARTS / CULTURE BLOGS CALENDAR SPECIAL EDITIONS CLASSIFIEDS COMMUNITY
- Sat
25 - Sun
26 - Mon
27 - Tue
28 - Wed
29 - Thu
30 - Fri
31
Top Articles from News
Tied up at the momentFree cell phones and serviceAttack of the flying fishThe Roadshow is overILLINOIS PRISONS: Standing room onlySri Lanka’s struggle for peace comes to SpringfieldKids in prisonHome deliveryWal-Mart reduces dairy business with Prairie FarmsA World Series champ and his phenomenal family
News | Thursday, May 16,2013
Betting on bikes
City may adopt bike plan as infrastructure improvements begin
Kevin Greene of Springfield still remembers getting his first bicycle as a child. “It took me a long time to figure out how to ride a bike, but once I learned, I never looked back,” Greene
News | Thursday, May 16,2013
A star witness testifies
But can he be trusted?
An imperfect witness took the stand Wednesday in the murder trial of Christopher Harris, at once helping and harming both sides.
News | Thursday, May 16,2013
Filet-O-Snitch
A prosecution witness gets grilled
Jason Harris is the sort of criminal who seems incapable of telling the truth.
News | Tuesday, May 14,2013
Former sheriff's deputy suspected of shoplifting
Deputy previously acquitted of stealing plants from a Sherman park
A former Sangamon County sheriff's deputy recently acquitted on charges of stealing plants from a Sherman park is suspected of shoplifting but not arrested.
News | Tuesday, May 14,2013
Telling time
Key witness testifies
A key witness testified Tuesday in the murder trial of Christopher Harris, and if the jury believes Ronald Frakes, the defense faces tough odds.
News | Monday, May 13,2013
Shredgate: The saga continues
Court asked to order documents preserved
A man who is suing the city of Springfield for destroying police internal affairs records is asking a judge to bar the city from destroying more documents. In an emergency motion for a protective
News | Thursday, May 9,2013
A plea for African-Americans to get screened for diseases
A diagnosis with stage three Hodgkin lymphoma at the age of 12 led Julius Simmons of Springfield to make a lifetime commitment to health and medical research.While urging a Springfield audience to get
News | Thursday, May 9,2013
State suspends doctor, finally
Action comes after deaths, disfiguration
Dr. Stephen Austin Cullinan, a Peoria physician whose poor care has resulted in death, amputation and scores of lawsuits across the Midwest, has surrendered his license to practice medicine in Illinoi
News | Thursday, May 9,2013
Bringing people back downtown
The effort to revive the heart of Springfield
When Jasper Madonia started working in downtown Springfield in 1939, the downtown was a different place from today. He describes a bustling place so busy that he had to push his way through the crowds
News | Tuesday, May 7,2013
City lacked approval to destroy records
Police files shredded anyway
A local governmental records commission says the Springfield Police Department ignored procedures in destroying records prematurely.
© Copyright 2013, Illinois Times
