Illinois Unveils Plans for New State Police Regional Campus in Joliet to Enhance Crime Fighting Capabilities
The Illinois State Police unveiled plans for a new Regional Campus in Joliet, set to enhance forensic science and law enforcement with a modern facility combining several services.
Illinois Taxpayers Encouraged to E-File as 2024 Tax Season Kicks Off
Illinois and the IRS have begun the 2024 tax season, with an emphasis on electronic filing and warnings about refund scams. Tax credits may offer extra savings, while the IRS aims to improve services with new funding and technology.
Chicago Calls on Residents to Become 'Neighborhood Ambassadors' for Democratic National Convention
The DNC is launching a "neighborhood ambassadors" program for Chicago residents to help in preparations for the convention in August, aiming to involve all 77 neighborhoods and local businesses.
Illinois Appellate Courts Engulfed in Surge of Appeals Following Abolishment of Cash Bail
A surge in appeals has hit Illinois' appellate courts due to the state's recent elimination of cash bail, with over 1,300 appeals filed since September. A task force is addressing the increased workload.
Chicago Aldermen Urge Mayor Johnson to Scrap Migrant Shelter Stay Limit Amid Winter Crisis
Chicago City Council members sent a letter to Mayor Johnson, challenging his 60-day limit on shelter stays for migrants and urging policy change due to the harsh winter. They also seek more control over federal funds for migrant aid.
Chicago Donors Boost Sheila Jackson Lee's Houston Mayoral Campaign Amid Son's Rising Political Clout
Chicago City Hall insiders donated to Sheila Jackson Lee's Houston mayoral campaign, which included contributions from city contractors and lobbyists with ties to her son Jason Lee's Chicago connections.












