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All games for this inaugural season are being played in Springfield.
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Speaker knew about 2023 incident but left it unaddressed for months
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Welch ‘committed’ to more funding for Chicago Public Schools — and the school board is banking on itCity schools’ budget for $150M that the state has not allocated
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State’s attorney opposes release of former Sangamon County Sheriff’s deputy
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The Joliet Treatment Center, designed to treat people with serious mental illness, repeatedly failed to prevent or respond to fires despite two deaths, an investigation by The Marshall Project, WBEZ and the Sun-Times found.
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Financial documents that could alert communities to which hospitals are at risk of closing will be kept confidential under a new state law enacted by Gov. JB Pritzker. The move comes as doctors fear more hospitals could close next year
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Madigan’s legal team before the Supreme Court includes Lisa Blatt, a well-known high court litigator who claims an 82% win rate before the Supreme Court. She attended arguments in Madigan’s case before the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in April.Jon Seidel is a federal courts reporter/assistant editor for the Chicago Sun-Times.
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Illinois election officials said in a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice that they are complying with all federal requirements to maintain accurate and up-to-date voter registration rolls.
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The suit accuses Father John O’Connell of sexually abusing an altar boy and student at St. Mary Catholic School and Parish in Taylorville. The abuse was alleged to have happened several times between 1991 and 1994.
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New law restricts use of all electronic communication devices, with some exceptions
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The only professional women’s baseball league in the United States will play all of its inaugural season in in the capital city.
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JB Pritzker signed a bill last week that officially recognizes gambling addiction under the state’s Substance Use Disorder Act, expanding options for treatment.