Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is contesting a Trump administration executive order that seeks to deny birthright citizenship to children of non-citizens.

Illinois invests $500 million to repurpose idle state properties for economic growth, emphasizing job creation and community development, with Governor Pritzker highlighting the initiative alongside a balanced budget.

Greene County man Ethan T. Seaton sentenced to 10 years for possessing child pornography after his guilty plea, with Illinois Attorney General's office pursuing the case.

White County residents will see no change in the property assessment equalization factor as the Illinois Department of Revenue sets the tentative multiplier at 1.0000, aiming for fair tax application.

Elon Musk and Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker criticized Trump's tax and spending package, with Musk calling it a "disgusting abomination" and signaling a desire to oppose supportive politicians.

IDOR reminds taxpayers to promptly amend errors in their tax returns using Form IL-1040-X and to avoid delay to prevent penalties or delays in refunds.

IDPH is launching initiatives for LGBTQIA+ health and will join Chicago's Pride Parade. They've improved access to HIV meds and updated birth record changes, reflecting their commitment to inclusivity and health equity.

Borrowers duped by Prehired began receiving restitution checks from a $4.2 million disbursement, part of a $30 million settlement for deceptive lending practices.

Illinois legislators passed a bill to improve the IL SANE Program for sexual assault survivors, which now awaits the governor's signature. The bill aims to enhance training, enforce existing law, and provide better, trauma-informed care.

Prosecutors recommend a 12.5-year prison sentence and a $1.5 million fine for former Illinois Speaker Michael Madigan for bribery and conspiracy, emphasizing the gravity of corruption in public service.

DHS designates seven Illinois cities and most counties as "sanctuary jurisdictions," which may lead to federal funding cuts under Trump's policies. Local leaders oppose, emphasizing immigrant safety and community trust.

Tiffany Henyard, former Dolton mayor, is ordered to appear in court for allegedly failing to produce records. The FBI investigates the town's finances, and she also faces a lawsuit for an altercation.

The Illinois General Assembly proposed a $55 billion budget with tax increases and healthcare cuts, as well as pay raises for lawmakers, and full funding for K-12 education.