A piece of artwork hangs over my desk. For more than 20 years of ordained ministry, it has reminded me of connections with ...

As Illinois Times completes its transition to a nonprofit, Kate McKenzie has been chosen as the organization’s first CEO.

A piece of artwork hangs over my desk. For more than 20 years of ordained ministry, it has reminded me of connections with others and a touchstone when the path is cloudy. It is an inscribed painting ...

After almost three hours of constituents mostly deriding the idea of a data center in Sangamon County, the County Board voted ...

We all know what a time waster surfing the internet can be yet, occasionally, something pops up which illustrates a truth, simply but profoundly. Sometime during the past year, I came upon such a ...

Illinois law does not specifically shield companies from having to pay employees for time spent completing required pre- and ...

Starting March 23, Leland Grove Police Chief Dan Ryan will not be able to drive a motor vehicle while he’s awaiting trial for ...

Continuing on her journey through the decades, local playwright Courtney Wick brings the third story in her trilogy of plays ...

Republican voters in Illinois have once again chosen former state Sen. Darren Bailey as their candidate for governor, giving ...

There are businesses you visit because they offer something you like. And then there are businesses that, through action, ...

Being a resident of this town often reminds you of the Vachel Lindsay poem Springfield Magical. Lindsay describes Springfield as “the City of my Discontent” and any longtime resident would second his ...

When BUNN, in business in Springfield since 1840, announced on March 11 that it had been sold to food service conglomerate ...