Chicago grapples with the repercussions of a sudden influx of migrants, straining resources and calling into question the city's sanctuary status.

As Illinois begins the process of registering assault weapons under the new Protect Illinois Communities Act, questions arise about the implications for firearm owners and the ongoing legal challenges against the law.

Amid a real estate downturn, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's transfer tax plan aims to address the city's persistent homelessness crisis.

A report reveals that Chicago Public Schools need $14.4 billion for building repairs and modernization to their outdated facilities.]

As the Obama Presidential Center takes shape in Chicago's Jackson Park, a once-promising project for a PGA-caliber golf course designed by Tiger Woods languishes.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul files an amended lawsuit against Trump Tower in Chicago for continued failure to follow environmental laws and protect the Chicago River.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads a coalition urging Congress to preserve funding for the Inflation Reduction Act's provisions to combat climate change, emphasizing the need for equitable transition and protection of vulnerable communities.

Mayor Brandon Johnson recently issued a Request for Proposal to expand Chicago's Small Business Storefront Activation Program, an initiative aimed at revitalizing commercial corridors by connecting property owners and small businesses, ultimately supporting post-pandemic economic growth.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul leads a coalition of 18 attorneys general in urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th District to maintain the prohibition of firearms in sensitive places in Montgomery County, Maryland, reflecting an ongoing nationwide push for stricter regulations and accountability for the firearms industry.

In a recent case, a jury awarded $19 million to a woman who experienced sexual assault while in prison.

Chief Larry Snelling, a veteran officer with a strong background in community-based policing and counterterrorism, has been confirmed by the City Council as the new Superintendent of the Chicago Police Department, signaling a new era of collaboration and trust-building between the department and Chicago residents.

The House Judiciary Committee hearing in Chicago becomes a battleground for partisan politics as escalating violence and crime rates take center stage.

As communities begin to rebuild after record summer flooding, the allocation of $80 million in disaster assistance brings hope and much-needed relief for nearly 40,000 residents affected by this tragedy.