Two bills would require companies to disclose the use of private data in price setting

Lawmakers trying again to regulate industry as Pritzker moves to pause incentives

Jacob Dinardo speaks about his recent opening of Arrowroot Coffee Co. in downtown Springfield. His journey as a coffee roaster from the farmer's market to his first brick and mortar business.

Jay Shanle has been named to the role on an interim basis. He replaces Carlos Ortega, who is leaving as part of a mutual separation agreement.

The report shows that without policy change, data centers will increase the state’s demand for electricity from outside Illinois, when historically, the state has been an exporter of electricity.

Sara Vanhala shares tips on how the SBA 504 loan program works and how these loans can elevate a small or medium sized business.

A coalition of Springfield proponents have come together to create a marketing campaign, My Heart's Downtown, to highlight the positive developments. Leah Wilson, Karen Conn and Jay Shanle share more.

There was a time when having a college degree helped ensure those individuals could find jobs and keep them. But something is changing in the current workforce climate. A college degree, while still helpful, is no longer a guarantee for staying employed. We discuss the situation on this week's episode of Statewide.

The Citizens Club forum features a discussion of the history, role, and the impact of the Hoogland with Gus Gordon, along with how it almost didn't make it. This includes a theatre of the mind tour.

The project still faces funding challenges after Trump administration cancels federal loan.