Illinois Times

Illinois Times

Illinois Times is a free weekly publication that comes out every Thursday and is located in Springfield, Illinois.

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  • 1 week ago | illinoistimes.com | Chuck Koplinski

    Unflinching Back pushes viewer to the limit The Philippou Brothers’ Bring Her Back is likely to be adivisive film, primarily because it’s so well-made. Like their impressive 2022debut, Talk to Me, it pulls no punches where its violent content isconcerned, yet what makes it resonate is its emotional pull.

  • 1 week ago | illinoistimes.com | David Blanchette

    What Jacksonville needs most is a few more good homes, and that's the aim of a new development in the center of the city that will turn dilapidated properties into new single family residences and brownstone-type condominiums. A partnership has been formed between local developer Rabbi Rob Thomas, his wife Lauren Thomas, and Springfield-based commercial real estate agency the Garrison Group, Inc.

  • 1 week ago | illinoistimes.com | Scott Reeder

    A Springfield lawyer faces a two-year suspension of her law license after a state commission cited her recently for unethical conduct during her time employed by the Illinois Attorney General and the city of Springfield. The Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission, or ARDC, investigates complaints against lawyers and makes recommendations to the Illinois Supreme Court on sanctions. The suspension for Salena Young will be effective June 12.

  • 1 week ago | illinoistimes.com | Peter Glatz

    Having spent the past winter in semi-hibernation, I've returned to my job as a chef at Caprae Restaurant at Prairie Fruits Farm and Creamery in Champaign. I am once again living in my converted school bus next to the goat barn. I hadn't planned on being here again. Last fall, I declared, as I have for the last three years, that I was finally ready to retire.

  • 1 week ago | illinoistimes.com | Dean Olsen

    It may be many months before the Wyndham Springfield City Centre Hotel can reopen. The 370-room, 30-story hotel at 700 E. Adams St. in downtown Springfield was damaged by internal flooding on March 27 and has been closed since then. An initial estimate from the Wyndham’s owner that the hotel would be closed for up to 90 days increased in the past month. A reopening now could be delayed for up to 120 days, according to Scott Dahl, director of the Springfield Convention and Visitors’ Bureau.