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NPR IllinoisFour people died at an after school childcare facility when a vehicle careened into the building. -
Cesar Toscano/WGLTWith hate crimes rising across Illinois in the last five years, lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow people to sue if they receive threatening flyers on private property due to protected identity characteristics.
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‘This decision is independent from any other issue or briefing in this matter,’ a prosecutor told the judge. Madigan’s sentencing is set for June 13. -
One person was injured in a shooting Sunday night during a student organization’s event at the Bone Student Center at Illinois State University, authorities said. Police are still looking for the suspect. -
Ballooning costs, dwindling coverage pose threat to Illinois foster children, advocates say -
Gov. JB Pritzker has been introducing himself to larger audiences recently, but he maintains his focus is on Illinois. -
The billionaire governor’s backing could help Stratton preempt a long line of statewide political heavyweights jockeying for Durbin’s seat. -
The longtime U.S. Senator from Illinois has announced he won't seek another term. -
Deliberations continued for nearly 23 hours before jury arrived at stalemate -
Outgoing senator doesn’t plan to endorse in Democratic primary, for now -
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Former Reditus Labs CEO Aaron Rossi has pleaded guilty to charges of health care and wire fraud in federal court.
