Building on efforts to ensure quality healthcare accessibility for the people of Illinois, Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation on Friday that protects patients by limiting the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in therapy and psychotherapy services.

A new Illinois law will require more training and awareness for celiac disease. The law states that all hospitality workers must receive training about what celiac disease is and how to stop gluten contamination with gluten-free food.

A legal case is moving forward against the Illinois State Board of Elections over allegations that the state failed to maintain voter registration lists.

A Springfield attorney is being fined and could face additional penalties after admitting to using artificial intelligence in briefs where he cited eight “nonexistent” cases — a situation that may be the first of its kind in the Illinois Appellate Court.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has signed into law legislation banning carbon sequestration over the Mahomet Aquifer, which hundreds of thousands of Illinoisians rely on as their main water source.

The law requires the Illinois Law Enforcement Training & Standards Board to teach police officers how to identify conflicts of interest and options to address those conflicts when officers know a sexual assault victim or the abuser.

Judge Amy Sholar of Alton is announcing a bid to remain on the Fifth District Appellate Court. Justice Sholar is seeking election to the seat created by the passing of long serving Justice Thomas Welch.