The Cook County sheriff’s office is ending its decades-old electronic monitoring program, handing it over to the chief judge amid questions about who will arrest violators and how extra staff will be funded.

The St. Charles District 303 teachers union filed a complaint against attorney Larry Bettag alleging he engaged in “deliberate disinformation” in a flyer circulated before the April 1 consolidated election.

It’s been more than 22 years since Dalton Mesarchik, a 7-year-old Streator boy was abducted and murdered.

For 10 graduating students of the Peoria County 10th Judicial Circuit Court’s Second Chance Program, it was a day of reward and renewal.

A prominent Chicago law firm targeted by President Donald Trump has sued his administration to block an executive order they claim is causing “escalating and irreparable harm” to their business — and threatening First Amendment rights nationwide.

McLean County Sheriff Matt Lane has confirmed his office is investigating allegations of election interference involving public school officials on the McLean County school sales tax referendum.

The Ride Illinois Bicycle Bill Tracker lists over a dozen biking-related bills ranging from simply including trikes in the definition of bicycles to the broader status of cyclists on Illinois roadways.

In 10 other states, doctors are allowed to prescribe life-ending treatment for terminal patients. Illinois could become the 11th.