Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul issued guidance on protesting rights and responsibilities, while emphasizing non-violence and adherence to the law.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul, with support from 21 states, filed an amicus brief opposing President Trump's National Guard deployment in California, arguing it undermines civilian governance and could disrupt essential services.

Residents in Chicago protest against President Trump's immigration policies and ICE, with demonstrations remaining largely peaceful and more protests expected.

Illinois Secretary of State Giannoulias aims to prevent misuse of license plate data after reports of Texas police illicitly tracking a woman's movements relating to an abortion case.

The Illinois State Fair announces its 2025 "Adventure Awaits" theme with the Twilight Parade on August 7 and various activities, including livestock competitions, rides, and games.

Illinois sports bettors will soon face a $0.50 online bet fee imposed by FanDuel, reacting to new state tax laws aimed at addressing a $1 billion budget gap. The industry criticizes the tax, fearing it may push bettors to unregulated markets.

AG Kwame Raoul backs California's legal fight against Trump's order to federalize the National Guard, ensuring local law enforcement can manage order without such interference.

The IDOR has kept Jasper County's property tax multiplier at 1.0000, ensuring fair market value assessment, with Director Harris explaining the aim for equitable taxation across the state.

The Trump administration has proposed a budget that eliminates funding for Head Start, a program that provides early education, health services, and family support to vulnerable children.

Chicago residents protest against the Trump administration's immigration policies and local police cooperation with ICE, maintaining their sanctuary city stance.

A federal court granted a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's planned cuts to AmeriCorps, as sought by Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a 25-state coalition.

The U.S. DOJ seeks to seize $7.74 million in crypto from North Korean IT workers alleged to have laundered funds for their government, involving sophisticated schemes and evasion of sanctions.

Chicago's minimum wage will increase to $16.60 on July 1, with updates to paid leave, sick time, and predictable work schedules for certain workers, as shared by Mayor Johnson.