Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 17th of August.
Good morning, Springfield.
Bunnie (six months old) is a playful dog featured as Friends of Sangamon County Animal Control's Dog of the Week who loves pool time and walks on a leash.
Prospective adopters can visit the shelter (Monday-Friday 10:30-4:15, Saturday 9:00-1:00) to meet her and other dogs in need of care.
A soil commemoration ceremony at the lynching site marked the 118th anniversary of the 1908 Race Riot, giving local residents a chance to remember a defining moment in the city’s past.
At the Illinois State Fair, a nearly 25-foot Cozy Dog sign honors Route 66 and the Waldmire family while fair managers plan to break the record for most Cozy Dogs eaten simultaneously on Friday, Aug.
21 at the Ella Langley concert, where visitors can share memories.
Carlinville — one of 25 finalists for Hallmark’s Merriest Christmas Town contest — now awaits votes until Sept.
4 as locals support their bid to host a future holiday movie.
Broadway shows return to UIS this fall as the renovated Sangamon Auditorium reopens after major upgrades — hosting the 2026-2027 Broadway Series.
The season starts with Jersey Boys on Oct. 2 and adds three touring productions, with Tony Award-winner Hadestown as an extra on Oct. 24.
Local 150 union leader Marc Poulos told PM Springfield that many who fear AI do not know how much they already use it — he said AI advances in medicine and science are driving electric grid upgrades and the energy industry is expanding capacity.
At the Illinois State Fair, vendors are lowering meal prices to help families combat rising costs as some offer meals for as low as $5+ while free water stations are available at several tents.
State Comptroller Susana Mendoza is hosting an adopt-a-dog event Friday at the Illinois State Fair to honor the late Judy Baar Topinka, with dogs provided by WILD Canine Rescue to help reduce shelter costs and promote adoptions.
University High Pioneers, state champions in 2025, are previewing their 2026 season — reintroducing a refreshed yet determined team.
Seniors Nina Harden and Taylor Penn discussed expectations after nine seniors, including standout Laney Snow, led the championship win.
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