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The Rev. Dr. Blythe Kieffer is retiring from Westminster Presbyterian Church, 533 S. Walnut St., after serving as pastor and ...

Relay a throwback to smart thrillers Smart, well-acted and containing a narrative switchback I didn’t see coming, Relay from ...

To track Robert Moore's life and career is to study one person's successful journey in the Great Migration of the 20th century. To see this Springfield man's connections to other major events such as ...

An apartment fire put Willie Taylor out of his home two years ago on Springfield's east side and threw his life into chaos. A ...

With the state fair rush behind us and Labor Day weekend just ahead, this coming week feels like living in limbo. But never fear, ...

Insurance industry officials defended recent homeowners insurance rate spikes this week, blaming such factors as inflation ...

This theater season, you will find a variety of theatrical performances on our local stages keeping you entertained with plenty of drama, horror and comedy. These stage productions and improv shows ...

After strong community opposition, including a county board meeting where dozens of people spoke against it, the Proud Boys billboard that was put up near a high school in Clinton County was removed ...

The council found compromise on an amendment introduced by Ward 10 Ald. Ralph Hanauer. The final amendment mandated that ...

Featuring photography, mixed media, oil and acrylic paintings, pastel work and other artworks by black artists highlighting the theme of resilience. The exhibit is curated by Austin Wells and Elijah ...