Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 17th of January.
Good morning, Springfield.
Springfield commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a variety of events including a keynote speech by Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lisa Holder White, emphasizing Dr. King's enduring message of justice and equality.
Larry French Jr. was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for assaulting a USPS employee in Springfield, Illinois, after the employee intervened in a domestic altercation.
Demolition of uninhabitable buildings in Springfield is delayed due to an appeal, Macy's announces closure of 66 stores including one in Springfield, and Scooter’s Coffee plans a new location in Chatham.
The Sangamon County Sheriff's Office will revise policies after a DOJ probe into race and disability discrimination, spurred by the fatal shooting of Sonya Massey, with reforms including a mobile crisis team and a mental health board.
In-Person Fireside Chat on Foster Care in Springfield, Illinois
This event provides information about the Illinois child welfare system and the foster parenting process, hosted by a reputable agency focused on community support.
Charlie Berens Live Comedy Show
Charlie Berens, a renowned comedian and Emmy-winning journalist, brings his unique blend of humor and music to the UIS Performing Arts Center for an engaging live performance.
An Evening with Isaiah Case: Dinner and Live Music
Enjoy a lively evening featuring appetizers, dinner, dessert, wine, and a signature cocktail, accompanied by live music from Isaiah Case, a 2024 American Idol contestant.
Illinois Pork Expo 2025
The Illinois Pork Expo is an annual showcase highlighting the top producers and businesses in the pork industry.
Candlelight Concert: A Tribute to Coldplay
Experience a unique live performance of Coldplay's music by the Listeso String Quartet in an enchanting candlelit setting at Erin's Pavilion.
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