The 2017 University of Missouri freshmen class is the smallest in nearly two decades, and the school has closed at least seven residence halls since the race-fueled protests of 2015.
Doug Jameson hopes the spotlight on Springfield will force Democratic lawmakers out of hiding to fulfill their constitutional duty, he fold the Metro East Sun recently.
Congressman Rodney Davis (R-Taylorville) was up to bat when he heard a loud noise he thought was a large piece of metal falling on a construction site. He was wrong.
Officials in Springfield and around the country are talking about a “pension cliff” and trying to determine what will happen as large numbers of educators become fully vested in school district pension benefit systems.
Democratic state lawmakers showed their true colors in May when they demanded an investigation into an article about apparently doomed school funding reform legislation, a radio show co-host said recently.
As Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville (SIUE) men's soccer embarks on a new season in a new conference, it will continue its push to become nationally recognized team, according to one of the people who helped develop the team along the way, head coach Mario Sanchez said.
Illinois’ average personal income growth since the Great Recession is tied with Nevada for the worst in the country, according to data from the Pew Charitable Trusts recently published on the Illinois Policy Institute website.
Rep. Charlie Meier (R-Highland) hopes Gov. Bruce Rauner’s influence will lead to a budget solution now that Rauner has called state lawmakers back to Springfield for a special session, according to a press release.