Scott Perry

Big sale marks the ending of a familiar name in Decatur retail. The owner says his mom wanted to see more of him.

Allergies can lead to more than itchy eyes and a runny nose.

Regardless of the car you drive, there are tricks you can use that will help you save gas.

Rich Hansen and Mount Zion students install exhibit at The African-American Cultural and Genealogical Society Museum

The Gin Mill restaurant has been recognized for offering ”trendy food skillfully presented in a remarkable setting” by the AAA auto club.

These musicians taught themselves how to play.

Ray Sadoun, a mental health and stress expert working alongside Get Laid Beds, has provided expert advice on how to combat stress and anxiety.

They’re the only thing protecting your head from the pavement in a crash, but are all motorcycle helmets built the same? Marketplace puts motorcycle helmets from third-party sellers on Amazon, eBay and Walmart to the test, and shows how easy it can be to fall for fake safety certifications.

With exactly a year to go before the US presidential election, a new string of polls painted a grim picture Sunday for Joe Biden, showing him trailing likely challenger Donald Trump among a pessimistic electorate.

llinois Supreme Court Justice Lisa Holder was the keynote speaker on Friday during the 2023 Speaker Series for The Women in Leadership group of Rotary District’s 6490. The luncheon was held at Rob Dob’s Restaurant.

Cash Hanzlik captures the final point of the final Ursula Beck Tennis Classic in Decatur.

Many of us struggle to function without caffeine, but here are four ways to know when you’ve had a little too much. 1. You’re A Little Too Jittery Coffee is a central nervous system stimulant and targets your body’s core processing system. Too much caffeine can cause you to not only have the jitters but also mood swings and irritability. 2. You Have Trouble Sleeping Too much coffee can negatively impact your body’s circadian rhythm and lead to you falling behind on sleep. 3. You Crash During The…

A semitruck carrying grain took wild path Thursday morning through the intersection of Main and Eldorado streets.

The group will be joined by The Family Stone.

Lindsey Kirk talks about flooding in Decatur. Videos by Lindsey Elaine Kirk

For the first time in 25 years, a new building is under construction at the Decatur Caterpillar Inc. facility.

Knights of Columbus Council 577 Grand Knight Mark Niemeyer talks about Sunday’s free throw competition for kids.

DECATUR — Karen Ragee had gone about as far as she could as an employee of a local screen printing business.