As opposition to the so-called SAFE-T Act continues to intensify, four Illinois State’s Attorneys have filed lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of the controversial law that

The state’s Legislative Audit Commission met on September 21, to discuss scathing audits of agencies and boards under the purview of Gov. JB Pritzker.  An

As a way to pay tribute to former Coal City Police Chief and Fire Captain Dennis Neary, State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) hosted a ceremony

Low-income Illinois families can now begin to apply to receive utility bill assistance for natural gas, propane, and electricity through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance

Sales of adult-use, recreational cannabis grew at a much faster clip this calendar year. According to data from the Illinois Department of Financial and Profession

Wide-spread abuse and neglect have been plaguing a southern Illinois state-run mental health and developmental center for years. A series of recent investigative news pieces, highlighting

Staggering reports continue to mount showing the Illinois Department of Employment Security has been severely struggling for more than two years. The most recent audit conducted

A new analysis of the nation’s jobs report shows that the national average unemployment rate currently sits at 3.5 percent. Meanwhile, Illinois’ own unemployment rate

A settlement in a class-action lawsuit against Snapchat and its parent company, Snap. Inc., was reached this month for $35 million, and could have Snapchat

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced this week that all Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection events and locations are temporary suspended after a fire