Attendees call on commission to review CPD and ISP for any role they had in assisting federal immigration agents.

A state appeals panel voided a $3.5 million verdict awarded to a man who claimed he was hurt while working for Union Pacific because the court determined a Cook County judge wrongly blocked the railroad from telling jurors about the man's prior conviction for a crime related to dishonesty.

The law, which Pritzker calls a response to President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” is expected to recover nearly $250 million in lost revenue by decoupling, or untying, from new federal policy changes.

A law taking effect Jan. 1 will give landowners and farmers more flexibility to hunt deer on their property. 

The $4.25 million settlement stems from a multi-state lawsuit, which includes Illinois, that claims home improvement giant Menards deceived customers into thinking they could get an 11% discount at the cash register.

A sound legal system is the bedrock of a free society. But the law doesn’t enforce itself—it relies on effective and ethical lawyers.

A Sun-Times investigation found the state’s new prison health care provider comes with a disturbing track record.

More than 200 new laws are going into effect in Illinois on January 1, and many will have significant impacts on the state’s students.

Over nearly four decades of teaching in St. Charles, Jim Reed has always strived to bring the material to life. When prepping seventh-graders at St. Patrick Catholic School for an upcoming United States and Illinois Constitution test, he took transforming civics to life to a special new “bar.”