Vol. 41, No. 43
Auditor general confirms federal probe
Campaign spending at issue
By Bruce Rushton
Challenging ‘junk science’ in arson case
Naperville man seeks relief from murder conviction
By Patrick Yeagle
Repreive for historic Ridgley village hall
Judge vacates earlier demolition order
A dead issue
Governor appoints coroner board
School funding reformers want local sponsorship
The Faith Coalition for the Common Good urges local state representative support
By Brittany Hilderbrand
Mautino campaign workers subpoenaed, source says
Feds apparently probing campaign accounts
Pay up
Jury awards six figures to inmate
Funding K-12 is harder than it looks
By Rich Miller
Editor's note 5/19/16
By Fletcher Farrar
What does it mean to ‘gig’ American workers?
By Jim Hightower
Popsicles for breakfast
By Phil Bradley
Playing the suckers
“Heads I win, tails you lose” is a lousy state motto
By James Krohe Jr.
Letters to the Editor 5/19/16
By Letters to the Editor
Pensions running dry
By Chris Britt
Chef’s guide to the farmers market
By Ashley Meyer
Fresh Prince of Bel-Stare
By Amy Alkon
Flawed Monster a timely diatribe
By Chuck Koplinski
When the Prodigal Returned
By Jacqueline Jackson
Comedy + wine = fun
By Nan Kording
Unplug and play outside
Local likings
By Tom Irwin
Brandon Santini
International Carillon Festival
Annual festival of the bells draws world’s top carilloneurs
Summerguide calendar
Reading, writing and baseball
Rotary’s local literacy campaign heads to Busch Stadium May 23 and 24
By DiAnne Crown
Can we just ride worry-free?
ABATE’s safety slogan: ‘Look twice to save a life’
SOHO Music Festival
Rock, run, disc golf to support 10 charities
I thirst, therefore I am
Summertime cocktails deliver
A hiker’s paradise
Enjoy varied hiking terrain close to home in the Sangamon River Valley
Bursting with Pride
Sixth annual Pride festival features live music, drag show, free HIV testing, more
Revel in the great outdoors with a summer race
Bring on the bacon
DSI’s bacon bash partners with Bedrock 66 Live! concert series to feature top-notch musical talent
Summer concert roundup
Plan now for some dancing in the streets
By Scott Faingold
Insane Inflatable 5K
Climb and bounce your way through the largest inflatable obstacle course of its kind
Summer shows
Summer is the time for live theater, outdoors or in
By Ann Farrar
Levitt AMP Jacksonville Music Series
New family-friendly outdoor music series comes to Jacksonville this summer
Symphony Supper
@ UIS Performing Arts Center
Thu., April 18, 5-6:30 p.m.
A self-serve farmers market
By David Blanchette
Saturday's guided tours are the last scheduled
By Daron Walker
Making downtown Springfield more marketable
By Dean Olsen
Angels among us
By Catherine O'Connor
