U Of I Trustees Hit Next Fall’s Freshmen With Tuition Hike In Chicago And Urbana
The University of Illinois trustees approved a modest tuition increase for incoming freshmen at UIUC and UIC, along with higher housing and fee rates. Current in‑state students keep their four‑year guarantee.
Durbin Turns Up Heat on Army Corps in $200 Million Thornton Reservoir Standoff
Sen. Dick Durbin met with MWRD leaders to press the Army Corps for long‑overdue reimbursement for the Thornton Reservoir, which officials say is still owed about $200 million. The funding could free up local flood projects in the south suburbs.
Chicago Bears Eye Potential Stadium Move to Northwest Indiana, Seek Fan and Civic Input
The Chicago Bears are exploring stadium options in Northwest Indiana and Arlington Heights, surveying fans and considering economic implications of both sites. They're committed to privately funding the construction.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Leads Coalition to Uphold Court Order Against Trump Administration's Attempt to Access SNAP Recipient Data
Illinois AG Kwame Raoul is asking a court to enforce an injunction to stop the USDA from obtaining private SNAP recipient data, despite a previous court order prohibiting this.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Joins Coalition Suing HHS Over Alleged Transgender Discrimination in Funding Policy
Attorney General Kwame Raoul is suing HHS for a policy seen as discriminating against transgender individuals by tying federal funding to compliance with an executive order.












