Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of July.
Good morning, Springfield.
Six weeks after a tornado damaged its buildings, Animal Protective League staff have used mobile clinics & foster homes to care for animals while searching for a temporary location in Springfield.
Community members provided supplies and donations as the nonprofit planned a new facility.
Ace Hardware invites Springfield residents to support HSHS St. John’s Children’s Hospital by donating $5 during Miracle Bucket Days from Aug.
7–9 at participating locations, with donors receiving a 5-gallon Miracle Bucket and 20% off items that fit inside the bucket.
Illinois has adopted a blue envelope program that lets drivers on the autism spectrum share key information with officers during traffic stops & reduce anxiety.
The envelopes will be available free at DMVs and participating police departments after state leaders introduced the initiative at a Tuesday news conference.
The Illinois State Treasurer’s Office urged residents to check the I-CASH website for unclaimed money — over $307M was returned to more than 500,000 people in fiscal year 2026.
Unclaimed funds include forgotten bank accounts, unpaid life insurance, and safe deposit box contents.
Saving Abel Concert at The Stadium
6-10:30 p.m. — The Stadium Smokehouse Bar and Grill — All ages welcome — Experience the Multi-Platinum Southern Rockers known for their hit 'Addicted' alongside special guests Claudey Blue and Death Do Us Part.
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