Two Illinois programs were selected as inaugural tech hubs by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, bolstering the state's innovation capabilities.

Illinois lawmakers debate on the future of the Invest in Kids program and nuclear plant moratorium, with opinions widely varying.

ISP hosts awards ceremony honoring dedicated officers and staff for exceptional service in public safety during 2021 and 2022.

Chicago reaches agreement with Fraternal Order of Police, focusing on law enforcement reform, transparency, community safety, and financial efficiency.

Pro-Palestinian activists occupy Rep. Jan Schakowskys office demanding support for resolutions protecting Palestinian rights.

Illinois official fired for antisemitic remarks on Instagram.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker launches a self-funded political organization, Think Big America, to champion abortion rights on a national level, amidst increasing restrictions in several states.

The corruption trial of former Chicago Ald. Ed Burke looms, revealing the complexities of the case through secret recordings and a glimpse into the defense strategy, while the mention of former President Donald Trump is conspicuously absent in the testimonies.

The recent $10 million multistate settlement with ACI Worldwide serves as a reminder of the importance of ensuring companies are held accountable for unauthorized withdrawals and safeguards are in place to prevent future incidents involving consumers' hard-earned money.

New CPD Superintendent Larry Snelling promises a transparent, delicate balance between policing reforms and a more assertive strategy amid rising crime rates. His background in Englewood and his deep understanding of community provides him with an opportunity to bring about much-needed change.

Ethics violation fine levied against Ald. Jim Gardiner serves as a catalyst for reflection on the misuse of power by public officials and the importance of accountability in Chicago politics.

Mayor Brandon Johnson of Chicago has reversed his decision to visit the southern U.S. border, citing the urgent need to address the growing migrant population in the city. A delegation led by Deputy Mayor Beatriz Ponce de León will make the trip instead, as the city's resources are strained by the influx of migrants.

Chicago launches its first-ever city-wide composting initiative on October 16, creating new possibilities for waste reduction and strengthening the city’s commitment to environmental sustainability.