Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has joined a coalition filing an amicus brief to uphold federal regulation of interstate gun sales, citing public safety and crime reduction.

Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez faces potential removal amid disagreements with Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration, stirring tensions over district management and financial decisions.

The Illinois Department of Revenue has announced a new property tax equalization factor of 0.9766 for Jefferson County, affecting taxes payable in 2024.

New Illinois law initiated by AG Raoul and IDHR enhances civil rights protections against discrimination, allowing for stronger legal action and increased penalties.

The City of Chicago may face a $100 million bill due to alleged violations of a parking meter deal during former Mayor Lightfoot's term, as arbitration continues.

A federal judge denied altering the DNC protest route despite protesters' request for closer access to voice concerns about the war in Gaza. Safety and security were cited as reasons for maintaining the current path.

Governor JB Pritzker of Illinois launches a five-year Economic Growth Plan aimed at attracting investments, job creation, and supporting communities for a prosperous future.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul introduced legislation, signed as SB 3713, to enhance the state's Crime Victims Compensation Program, broadening access and support for survivors of violent crime.

Aurora is evaluating eleven candidates to fill the 1st Ward council vacancy after Alderman Emanuel Llamas' resignation, with a decision expected soon.

Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot unveiled financial troubles in Dolton, including a $3.65 million general fund debt and unissued checks totaling over $6 million.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signs a series of bills enhancing reproductive health protections, addressing potential discrimination and aiding out-of-state patients seeking care.

Illinois Governor Pritzker criticized the hiring of deputy Sean Grayson, who had a problematic past, by Sangamon County Sheriff Campbell after a fatal shooting incident.

Illinois is modernizing its professional licensing process by investing $9 million in a new online system developed with NIC Licensing Solutions, aiming to improve efficiency and accessibility for professionals in the state.