A law that would make Illinois the first jurisdiction in the world to ban financial institutions from charging “interchange fees” on the tax and tip portions of debit and credit card transactions finally got its day in court this week nearly 18 months after its passage.
A new bill provision could make cocktails to-go permanent in Illinois. A law was passed during the COVID-19 pandemic allowing cocktails and mixed drinks to be sold by restaurants for delivery and takeout.
Illinois Secretary of State Alexi Giannoulias is warning federal immigration agents that swapping or altering license plates during the Trump administration's enforcement operations is against the law and "will not be tolerated."
A former Danville employee who worked for the city for about 35 years has filed a lawsuit against the city and its mayor, alleging that she was wrongfully terminated and discriminated against.
A federal judge’s order blocking the Trump administration from deploying National Guard troops to Chicago will remain in place indefinitely, setting up a possible trial when the U.S. Supreme Court weighs in on the case.
The murder trial of former cop Sean Grayson got underway, as prosecutors played harrowing body-cam footage of Sonya Massey’s fatal shooting — a moment that brought some jurors to tears.
The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed a ruling that a treatment provider could not pursue a claim for payment against an employer as a third-party beneficiary of a settlement.
Before Presiding Judge Ryan Cadagin but without the newly sworn-in jury assembled, attorneys on both sides of the Sean Grayson murder trial laid the groundwork for some of the verbiage "off limits" for expert witnesses expected to testify about police practices and use of force matters.
The Illinois State Board of Elections deadlocked Tuesday on whether Senate President Don Harmon broke state election laws by accepting millions of dollars for his campaign after the 2024 primary.
The Trump administration has agreed to extend a federal judge’s temporary block on deploying National Guard troops to Chicago while the U.S. Supreme Court weighs whether to stay the judge’s order.
