Testimony in Madigan Trial Sheds Light on Alleged $600K in Payments to Political Allies, Former ComEd Execs Discuss Influence on Legislation
Ex-ComEd exec Fidel Marquez testified about paying Madigan's allies for legislative favor, while ComEd's former lawyer discussed the company's internal dynamics.
Chicago Man Held for Trial After Armed Robbery at Wheaton AutoZone
A Chicago man is accused of armed robbery at a Wheaton AutoZone, where he allegedly threatened an employee with a gun and stole merchandise. He was arrested and awaits trial with a potential 21-45 year sentence if convicted.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Unites with Bipartisan Coalition to Condemn Election Violence and Uphold Democracy
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 51 attorneys general have united to condemn post-election violence, urging a peaceful response to election outcomes and pledging to protect democratic principles.
Art Institute of Chicago Debuts First Korean Art Gallery, Celebrating Rich Historical Tapestry amid Global Korea Craze
The Art Institute of Chicago has launched its first gallery dedicated to Korean art, curated by Yeonsoo Chee and featuring a range of historical artifacts from over 2,000 years ago to contemporary works.












