Senate Bill 1531 would prohibit the sale or distribution of food containers containing Polystyrene Foam or Styrofoam. On April 30, SB 1531 passed through the senate and made it’s way to the house.

Saturday evening, the Murray Baker Bridge will be lit red, white, and blue in honor of the late attorney Matt Jones.

A Democratic plan in Springfield to require all Illinois nursing homes to have on site AED's passed unanimously out of the ...

SPRINGFIELD — Illinois lawmakers are seeking to extend lawsuit protections to regular news reports following a recent ruling by the state’s Supreme Court that allowed a defamation suit against ...

Estimates by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, a German economic research institute, showed that the tariffs would ...

Memorial Day weekend is coming up and more than 2 million Illinoisans plan to travel this weekend...Most of those people will be packing up their ...

Orion's mayor-elect, Aaron Peer, won't take office after a delay in his expungement case. A felony conviction bars him from serving under Illinois law.

In addition to cutting hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicaid, a massive bill passed by the House on Thursday would also prohibit the health insurance program from covering gender-affirming ...

A federal judge in Chicago on Friday pressed a Justice Department attorney to clarify his arguments against an Illinois ...

House Bill 2688, sponsored by Rep. Anna Moeller, D-Elgin, would allow certified nurse midwives to enter a written agreement ...

Illinois lawmakers are seeking to extend lawsuit protections to regular news reports following a recent ruling by the state’s ...

Law enforcement officials in Illinois are cracking down on impaired and distracted driving, speeding, and seat belt ...