Central vs. Centennial in a prep boy's soccer match at Centennial on Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2025. Centennial's goal keep Felipe Almeida (1), Esteban Ramos (28) and Aaron Kneller (6) try to stop a goal by ...

At least 69 people have been killed in a powerful earthquake that hit the Philippines. Rescuers are scrambling to find survivors in a central Philippine province. Officials say the magnitude-6.9 ...

The government shutdown means further disruption for the U.S. Department, which has seen half of its employees laid off by the Trump administration. The department says many core operations ...

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has returned to the forefront of Middle East peace efforts with a U.S. proposal that he take a leading role in overseeing Gaza’s administration ...

Before every Illinois football game at Gies Memorial Stadium, Central Illinois Multimedia Group hosts a tailgate party at a tent inside Grange Grove. Members of REO Speedwagon joined the fun for ...

A woman whose lawsuit against a Champaign abortion clinic has made national headlines will no longer be nameless. Her name is Michelle Hardy, according to an amended complaint filed by ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Already diminished by cuts by the Trump administration, the U.S. Education Department will see more of its work come to a halt due to the government shutdown. The department says ...

"As the Global Sumud Flotilla sails through international waters towards Gaza, community members gathered to express solidarity, commit to taking action and demand the safety of the flotilla on Sunday ...

In addition to our annual party (photos here) and 80-page magazine (flip through it here), we're going one-on-one with winners of this year's News-Gazette People's Choice awards until nominations open ...

Clearly, this deployment of the federal officers into our well-policed central business district is meant to provoke Chicagoans. ... So I urge Illinoisans: Don't take the ...

From tariffs to transgender athletes, the nation's highest court has a docket full of hot-button issues, writes University of Illinois law Professor Jason Mazzone.

"These changes have been brought forward in a bipartisan fashion — Republicans and Democrats on the county board have overwhelmingly seen the need for continued positive development," write Elly Hanau ...