The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that states cannot disqualify candidates like Trump from ballots based on the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause without Congressional action.

Chicago officials debate ShotSpotter's renewal amid questions of its effectiveness, especially in minority communities, with studies showing unclear impact on gun violence.

Chicago faces legal debates over a proposed "mansion tax" to fund homeless services, awaiting resolution amid early voting and appellate court deliberations.

Migrant shelters in Chicago face diaper shortages, with local and state agencies denying responsibility, despite residents' struggles for essential supplies.

Chicago tops Site Selection Magazine’s metro area rankings for corporate expansions and relocations for the 11th year; Illinois places second statewide.

Chicago officials have transitioned migrants from shelters to homes, but the rapid move is causing community disruptions and concerns about migrant welfare.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker supports national abortion rights initiatives through his group Think Big America, with significant donations and advocacy beyond state borders.

The Illinois Department of Revenue set a tentative property assessment equalization factor of 0.9797 for Morgan County to ensure fair taxation across different counties.

Illinois opens round II of its Cannabis Social Equity Loan Program, offering $12 million in forgivable loans to support equity in the marijuana market, with applications now open for eligible dispensaries.

The Illinois Board of Higher Education won a grant to make higher learning more accessible by streamlining college admissions for community college and high school students.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul urges borrowers with commercial FFEL loans to consolidate before April 30 to qualify for a loan forgiveness opportunity due to past servicing errors.

Sheriff Dart of Cook County launches public awareness campaign on Illinois' Red Flag law, to educate about Firearm Restraining Orders and encourage their use to prevent gun violence.

Mayor Brandon Johnson supports a career fair in Chicago introducing over 3,000 students to skilled trades, featuring city agencies and employers, with the goal of job readiness and potential employment opportunities.