Illinois Senate Republicans fight for the extension of the Invest in Kids Scholarship Program, ensuring disadvantaged students access to education.

Elgin woman, British husband, and their five children escaped Hamas-led conflict in Gaza, taking refuge in Egypt.

Ex-student awarded 150k as Chicago schools Hinduistic meditation program infringes on religious rights.

Oak Park provides emergency shelter to 100 migrants amid harsh Chicago winter, following local residents urging for aid.

After being kidnapped by Hamas, Natalie Raanan returns to Chicago. Her mother, who was also kidnapped and is now free, remains in Israel with her 85-year-old mother.

Illinois Attorney General urges families to check the states sex-offender registry ahead of Halloween for child safety.

Illinois sees optimistic pandemic recovery with improved reading scores, but math rates still lag, signaling a need for enhanced focus and strategies.

Chicago takes measures to assist its homeless newcomer residents during winter through community initiatives and collaborations.

High-dosage tutoring by Tutoring Chicago helps students recover from pandemic-induced learning losses.

Chicago PD honors 11-year-old, DJ Daniel, who is battling brain cancer, as an Honorary Police Officer, marking the 795th law enforcement induction.

Chicago lauds Maureen Delgados leadership at Clinton Elementary, championing inclusivity and resources for diverse, low-income student population.

Attorney General Raoul leads a 15-state attorney general coalition to support HUD's Disparate Impact Rule. The rule, which has been in effect since 2013, prohibits housing practices that may seem impartial but actually harbors discriminatory effects.

Make-A-Wish Illinois brings happiness to children facing severe illnesses by granting over 700 wishes this past year, while continuing to work on wishes for more than 1,500 families.