Three miles from home, cyclist Patty Brummet paced herself. This training ride was all about building endurance for a trek across the U.S. she'd planned. Just ahead, a driver in [...]
Forty percent of the food in the United States is never eaten. But at the same time, one in eight Americans struggles to put enough food on the table.
Springfield and Sangamon County must rethink economic development and job creation to reverse years of slowing tax revenues, stagnant population growth and traditional reliance on state government, say local supporters [...]
The use of illusion in art is nothing new, but a small town in Iceland is using the effect to help with public safety and traffic issues. In the small fishing [...]
Hidden alleys and unique spaces are the perfect locations to launch a revolution. In this call to arms filled with personal case studies, Simone Wai asks listeners to reconsider small, [...]
Walkable urban neighborhoods tend to have more expensive housing but cheaper transport. By shifting spending from vehicles to housing a typical household can build a million dollars in additional equity [...]
More residents and visitors to central Illinois cities, including Peoria and Bloomington-Normal, can now rent bicycles as part of bike-share programs.
From June 5 until December 31, you will be able to safely and properly dispose of unwanted or broken electronics at BLH Computers, Inc. Located at 1832 Adlai Stevenson Drive, [...]
The 24th annual Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday at Comer Cox Park represented a new era in planning that the former hosts hope takes it through many years. Shawn Gregory, 33, [...]
City Water, Light and Power saw its highest electricity demand in two years last week, according to spokeswoman Amber Sabin. The load reached 393 megawatt hours. That is still within [...]