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While the Governor touts his investment in the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS), the Director, Marc Smith, is now being held in

As the New Year begins, the Senate Republican Caucus is launching its second annual “Valentines for Seniors” card drive to ensure seniors know they are

On Dec. 7, the state of Illinois announced the launch of a new water assistance program designed to assist low-income households experiencing economic hardship. The

The Illinois Housing Development Authority officially reopened its application portal for its Illinois Rental Payment Program on Dec. 6. Both renters and landlords are eligible

According to a recent study, Illinois experienced more identity theft per capita than any other state in the nation during 2021. Overall, Illinois was ranked

Oral arguments in the federal court case that is set to determine the legality of the politically-drawn legislative maps passed by Illinois Democrats and signed

The holiday shopping season is upon us. Before making purchases for the little ones in your life this holiday season, check out the Attorney General’s

A three-judge federal court panel will begin hearing oral arguments next week in the McConchie v. Illinois State Board of Elections case, which argues that

Gov. Pritzker broke his campaign promise yet again last week when he signed legislation redrawing Illinois’ congressional district maps. In 2019, Pritzker campaigned that he