Chris Britt sounds like crap.What started out two weeks ago as a bad cold has morphed into pneumonia, and his words come as croaks between coughs. The career of the State Journal-Register’
While a brouhaha over anonymous emails has resulted in the resignation of a top aide to University of Illinois president Michael Hogan, there have been no apparent consequences for a University of Ill
Whether the city of Springfield is facing a pension crisis in police and firefighter retirement systems depends on who’s doing the talking. Mayor Mike Houston and Bill McCarty, director of
As many as 10 newsroom employees at the State Journal-Register will lose their jobs as the newspaper’s parent company struggles to cut costs in the face of towering debt.Publisher Walt Lafferty
More than $1 million has been paid out in Illinois since 2010 to settle lawsuits filed against Dr. Stephen A. Cullinan, a Peoria physician who has been sued dozens of times for substandard care in jai
As many as ten newsroom employees at the State Journal-Register will lose their jobs as the newspaper’s parent company struggles to cut costs in the face of towering debt.Publisher Walt Lafferty
A veteran Sangamon County jail guard could face dismissal and a criminal conviction after his second charge of excessive force since 2009.It’s not clear why Robert Redpath, 44, wasn’t char
A veteran cop. A reporter. Students bent on exposing flaws in the criminal justice system.An unusual alliance has teamed up to prove the system got it wrong three decades ago when Grover Thompson, a m
Old city directories and phone books tell the story.Thirty years ago, fewer than five health centers, fitness clubs, gymnasiums – pick a noun – did business in Springfield. Twenty years ag