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Central Illinois congressman Darin LaHood thinks Congress will reauthorize a surveillance program by its expiration date at the end of the year.

A new Illinois State Police form lets people report corruption anonymously. But does it go far enough?

A Chicago man sued when his insurance company refused to pay for injuries his son suffered when he was hit by a driver while riding a bicycle.

16th District congressman Darin LaHood was the only Illinois Republican voting to expel embattled New York representative George Santos from Congress.

Significant deterioration was reported at all prisons, with only three of 27 prisons ranked in the “fully operational range,” and the remainder in the “impaired operation range.” Pontiac, Logan and Joliet’s Stateville were categorized as nearly inoperable.

A WBEZ analysis shows that while people may be more cynical and government is more expensive, voter interest in state elections has only increased.

The governor spoke at an event, saying "Illinois is back" and his administration is bringing jobs to the state. But how much credit does he deserve?

Justices rule against nurses who sued over hospitals’ use of fingerprint medicine cabinets.

Individuals can obtain their own records through other means.

Hostility can be a challenge for people on the front lines of climate communication.