Chicago-area transit agencies face funding shortfall beginning in mid-2026

Former Illinois House speaker scheduled to begin 7 ½-year sentence Oct. 13

Armed agents in military fatigues patrolled downtown Chicago last weekend. The image sent a message as the Trump Administration continues with its immigration enforcement blitz.

For federal workers living paycheck to paycheck, the shutdown could mean choosing between paying for groceries or prescriptions, says National Treasury Employees Union National President Doreen Greenwald.

New political action committee led by Pritzker ally backs Stratton

The governor's executive order is in response to economic uncertainty.

Bailey was 2022 GOP nominee who called city a ‘hellhole,’ lost to Pritzker by 13 points

Feds have left Illinois officials in the dark about immigration enforcement

DeVore rose to prominence filing lawsuits over COVID restrictions during pandemic

Governor’s order cites fears of slow economic growth triggered by tariffs, ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’