Ben Singson is a reporter at the Jacksonville Journal-Courier. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, energy sustainability, and wellness, with a focus on civil rights, diversity, and social interest. His work has been featured in several publications including The Southern Illinoisan, NPR Illinois, and Fire Engineering.
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Ben Singson's coverage focuses on local events, government announcements, entertainment news, and family-related topics in Illinois. His articles cover a wide range of topics including weather, substance abuse, farmland value reports, and pet shelters.
To effectively reach out to Ben with pitches or expertise, consider offering insights related to local events such as conferences or community initiatives taking place in Illinois. Additionally, providing perspectives on government policies and their impact at the local level may resonate well with his coverage. Considering his focus on family & relationships and entertainment news might also make him receptive to story ideas highlighting human interest stories within these themes.
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The tax would collect 3% from hotel and motel stays throughout the county. Money raised from it would exclusively go towards the arena's $60 million renovation.
By: Ben Singson
The prosthetic leg of a 19 th -century Mexican general is going back on display in a Springfield museum.
By: Ben Singson
One of the owners of a downtown Springfield bar says it'll still be opening this year – just in a different place.
A retired English teacher from Jacksonville is hoping to promote free speech on the city's downtown square.
Moving Pillsbury Forward is holding a signing for a new book on Springfield's abandoned Pillsbury mill.
Pope Leo XIV was a lot of firsts for the Catholic Church. Among other things, he was the first Augustinian and the first Peruvian citizen to become pope, as well as the first pope born after World War II.
Four Springfield-area Hospital Sisters Health System clinics are closing and relocating their services to other areas.
Oasis Day and Resource Center is permanently shutting down, parent company Heritage Behavioral Health Center said.
The "Story Harvest" event at the UIS Public affairs center will teach people how to collect and use oral histories.
By: Ben Singson
Williamsville Public Library and Museum will hold an informal discussion on Mary Shelley, author of "Frankenstein."
