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Illinois foster care agencies face a liability insurance crisis that threatens closures, staffing cuts, and child care ...
Sen. Dick Durbin reflects on retirement decision, citing age, Trump’s influence, and his legacy after 44 years in Congress.
Illinois lawmakers advance bill to create a statewide public defender’s office aimed at boosting resources and independence.
State Sen. Emil Jones III’s federal corruption trial is nearing its end as the jury deliberated for two hours Monday after ...
Gov. Pritzker endorses Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton for U.S. Senate, boosting her 2026 bid to replace retiring Sen. Dick Durbin.
Sen. Dick Durbin announces retirement in 2027, ending a 44-year career and sparking Democratic succession speculation.
Advocates push for higher pay and stable hours for disability support workers as lawmakers weigh Illinois’ tight 2026 budget.
Gov. JB Pritzker defends LGBTQ rights while urging Democrats to focus on economic issues amid party strategy debate.
Robert Crimo sentenced to life for Highland Park shooting as Illinois Supreme Court upholds law limiting venue for lawsuits.
The Illinois Department of Public Health confirmed Wednesday afternoon the first case of measles in the state. The measles ...
Illinois Attorney General Raoul seeks $15M budget boost to meet expanding duties, including lawsuits against Trump policies.
Illinois lawmakers back bills to support small farmers and expand local food access after federal agriculture funds were cut.