Businesses hoping to enter cannabis market face significant challenges
State touts diversity report, but most specialty cannabis businesses have not become operational
By Dilpreet Raju
Seeing crime in real time
Police, businesses and schools to link camera systems
By Scott Reeder
Massey Commission off to a rough start
Cochair Pastor T. Ray McJunkins publicly asked to resign
By Dean Olsen
Attorney approval is not enough
By Rich Miller
Letters to the editor 09-26-24
By Letters to the Editor
Tiny houses, big controversy
Proposed development for homeless veterans hits snags at city council
By David Blanchette
Six east-side businesses receive grants
$280,000 awarded in second round of funding from cannabis taxes
Sweet Basil owner addresses sudden closure
Former employee alleges history of bounced checks, utility shutoffs
Dying with their rights on
Helping the unhoused utilize available resources
By Caleb Payne
Former SPD officer indicted on drug charges
Scarlette: "I don't want this guy to ever be a cop anywhere again."
Letters to the editor 9/19/24
Editor's note 9/19/24
By Fletcher Farrar
Paula Crouch to be nominated for Sangamon County Sheriff
Chairman Andy Van Meter will make a recommendation at the Sept. 18 county board meeting
By Illinois Times Staff
ADM carbon sequestration project violated Safe Drinking Water Act, per EPA
Leak in monitoring well being addressed by company, regulators
By Andrew Adams,
Chicago mayor elevates controversial figure
Seven finalists for Sangamon County Sheriff
County Board could confirm new hire at Sept. 18 meeting
Police, protesters clash at demonstration
Mayor and police chief meet with family of woman critically injured in motorcycle accident caused by officer
Schools strictly implementing new phone policy
Restrictions get tested in the first weeks of school
By Addison Wright
Saving school libraries
Volunteers keep elementary libraries going after budget cuts
By Sharon Smith
Letters to the editor 09-12-24
A deadly delay
Law aimed at helping people experiencing a mental health crisis was originally set to go live in 2022
By Beth Hundsdorfer
Will Pritzker run for a third term?
Holding police accountable
Sean Grayson had a history of credibility issues. It didn’t stop him from being hired at police departments in central Illinois.
By Farrah Anderson, Sam Stecklow and Dean Olsen
Overcoming the odds
Teacher returns to the classroom after amputations, near-death experience
Lobbying for libraries
Teachers union asks city council to expand library services
Chatham OCI Open Pickleball Tournament
@ Chatham Community Park
Sat., Sept. 28, 8 a.m. and Sun., Sept. 29, 8 a.m.