Illinois reported job growth in ten metro areas and declines in four, with varied unemployment rates across the state, as per the latest labor statistics.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul settled with Castle Concrete Construction for $76,101.16 for wage violations, including unauthorized deductions and unpaid travel time.

AG Kwame Raoul and 22 other state attorneys support a brief for the government's right to work with social media to combat harmful content. They oppose a 5th Circuit ruling limiting this collaboration.

A former Peoples Gas employee, Darryl Price, alleges racial discrimination at the utility company, joining others in legal action as the firm denies the claims.

Stellantis has rehired 165 laid-off workers at a Belvidere assembly plant for a new parts distribution center, following a UAW strike and a labor agreement.

Bally's Chicago Casino at the Medinah Temple is set to operate 24/7 from December 27 to potentially increase revenue and compete with other local casinos.

The Illinois AG and Labor Department are supporting Chicago workers in a Supreme Court case against S&C Electric over unpaid overtime and ignored penalties.

Former Signature Room workers rallied in Chicago for re-employment in the Hancock Building's restaurant space, emphasizing community and customer support.

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul secured a $3 million settlement against Greenridge Farm Inc. for wage theft, compensating 280 workers for unpaid overtime.

Google settles for $700 million after a multistate lawsuit over its Play Store practices, with consumers receiving $630 million in restitution and states a $70 million penalty.

The Renegade Craft Fair in Chicago's West Loop showcased handcrafted goods and attracted crowds, with 170 artists including unique items like gender-neutral cheetah sweaters and music-pairing candles.

AG Kwame Raoul and 18 state attorneys general defend the Fearless Foundation's work supporting Black women entrepreneurs against a legal challenge interpreting the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

The Illinois Commerce Commission rejected grid plans from ComEd and Ameren, citing non-compliance with the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, and called for revisions within three months.