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Illinois passed a school cellphone ban this year. Some parents and administrators are also rethinking how much students laptops.
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Some are wary of the measles vaccine, which had nearly wiped out the disease. More cases are beginning to show up.
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In 2021, Illinois passed a law requiring every public elementary and high school teach a unit of Asian American and Pacific Islander history. Five years later, many schools have yet to fully implement it.
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The official Illinois insect has suffered habitat loss. But some states, including Illinois and Iowa, have embraced an effort to boost the monarch.
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The Trump Administration's stepped-up immigration enforcement campaign resulted in arrests, protests and violence. Through it all, reporters were on the scene to document what was happening.
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About 300 people died when the ship sank in Lake Michigan, near what is now Highland Park and Highwood, Illinois.
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Speech language pathologists trained in autism evaluation would be allowed to diagnose children under age 3 who are enrolled in Illinois Early Intervention Program. We hear from experts and parents.
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Advocates hope a couple of new laws will bring improvements.
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Back in 1984, the final stretch of U.S. Route 66 in Arizona was bypassed by an interstate. The Mother Road officially became a ghost road the following year.
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The Women's Professional Baseball League is playing all of its inaugural season in Springfield.