O’Shea provides scholarship for LLCC Construction students
By Michelle Ownbey
Docs Just Off 66 receives $50,000 national grant
Will be used to add outdoor seating, additional building to serve as a bar and smoke house
Remembering Juliana Turchetti
Friends share fond remembrances of local coffeehouse owner, aerial firefighter
By Lynn Whalen
Pritzker signs measures reining in biometric data privacy law
Part of more than 50 bills signed by governor since Friday
By Hannah Meisel and Jerry Nowicki
Applications now open for the 2024 Isringhausen DRIVE Grant
Sizable cash grant will benefit one new startup business in downtown Springfield
Downtown fire sparks call for action
Mayor promises master plan this fall
By KAREN ACKERMAN WITTER
Q&A With Bruce Sommer
By David Blanchette
Del’s Popcorn Shop still popping after 90 years
Taking its brand worldwide
No more bitcoin for one Springfield business
Your website has less than a second to make a first impression
By Holly Whisler
AI and employment practices
By Annie Fulgenzi
City council moves Frito-Lay project forward, despite objections from neighbors
By Dean Olsen
Gail Lorenzini Aug. 7, 1952-July 4, 2024
An advocate for women
By Ed Wojcicki
Owner removes bitcoin ATM after witnessing multiple scams
Downtown's festival dilemma
Concerns over costs and attendance lead to some event cancellations
By Scott Faingold
SMTD tries to reduce pollution
A $17.8 million federal grant provides hybrid and natural gas buses
By Scott Reeder
Memorial gathering to be held in Springfield for Juliana Turchetti
Owner of Aviatori Coffeehouse was killed July 10 fighting a fire in Montana
Downtown fund makes first round of awards to those affected by fire
Twelve residents, seven businesses and one nonprofit receive funding
Maid-Rite: 100 years without many changes
A Wild Rose grows downtown
A store, a gallery and a community center, bringing people together
By Nell Clay
Downtown fund to distribute first $10,000 to businesses affected by fire
McCann sentenced to 42 months
Former GOP state senator, gubernatorial candidate misused more than $683,000 in campaign cash from 2015 to 2020
Pritzker keeps economic development at forefront in exclusive interview with "Illinois Lawmakers"
By Jerry Nowicki, Capitol News Illinois
Quantum technology companies set for big tax incentives under new law
Economic development package also expands film, EV industry tax breaks
By Andrew Adams, Capitol News Illinois