A backlog of licensing applications
Eight state workers processing licenses for 80 health-related professions
By Rich Miller
Best Places to Work to be held May 23
By Michelle Ownbey
Nominate a young professional for Forty Under 40
Renovations, repairs ramping up at state fairgrounds
By Hannah Spangler, FarmWeek
A state tax on services?
Governor signals he is open to the idea as legislators seek funding for mass transit
217 Taco, Nacho & Margarita Week continues through May 5
State to enforce law aimed at ending lending discrimination
By Peter Hancock
Attorney trio in trouble
State inspector general blasts three lawyers for multiple conflicts of interest, double billing
By Scott Reeder
Q&A with Pat Joyce
By David Blanchette
Navigating trends in the staffing industry
By Holly Whisler
Illinois Supreme Court rules against staffing agencies in antitrust case
By Hannah Meisel, Capitol News Illinois
Make your workspace more modern
By Jo Jenkinson and Nathan Watson, Office Principles
Top legal industry trends for 2024
By Adam Hamdan, Briefpoint
Artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing
By Annie Fulgenzi
Changes proposed to state's biometric privacy law
Biometric Information Privacy Act subject of lawsuits, settlements
By Hannah Meisel
Additional raids on Asian massage parlors
By Dean Olsen
Man arrested by FBI owns property with an Illinois state trooper
Trooper was also previously part-owner of the building that later became Jade Spa
Lights out for Olde Towne Apartments
City plans to shut off utilities, displacing residents, if owner doesn’t pay past due bills
Springfield-area native wants to redesign global supply chain logistics
By Catherine OConnor
Merch madness
How Campus Ink built a business working with student athletes
A self-serve farmers market
Greenhouse in Scott County sparks statewide legislation to support local agriculture efforts
Making downtown Springfield more marketable
Study recommends new hotel, doubling size of BOS Center
County bars to close earlier
Sangamon County Board ends 3 a.m. liquor licenses, citing public safety concerns
Bill ending state’s tipped wage advances but prospects uncertain amid pushback
Opponents say eliminating the tip credit will lead to decreased hours and layoffs for staff
By Cole Longcor, Capitol News Illinois
Talking trash
Neighborhood activists hope for garbage reforms, mayor asks for patience
Springfield man charged with operating six "houses of prostitution"
Gabatoni's listed for sale