Several Republican Senators unveiled a package of legislation this week specifically designed to empower law enforcement and to take on the crime wave that has

Public hearings began this week in the Illinois House of Representatives and Senate for the redrawing of the state’s U.S. House Districts. While few details

The Illinois State Board of Education quietly updated the recognition status of eight nonpublic schools last week, moving them from “non recognized” to “on probation.”

The Illinois Department of Transportation and Illinois Department of Natural Resources want to remind drivers to be on the lookout for deer crossing roadways across

A new grant program is available to help boost and revitalize the tourism industry after COVID-19 brought hardships and stalled many attractions and festivals across

Job seekers in Illinois are not keeping pace with those seeking work in other Midwestern states. At 7 percent, the state’s unemployment rate in August

Democrat leaders continue to choose political power over the will of the people by once again not allowing sufficient public input into revised legislative maps

A court ruling out of Kendall County this week supports a recent assertion by Republican members of the Joint Committee on Administrative Rules (JCAR), who

In what has become a seemingly common practice during the COVID-19 era, one of Gov. Pritzker’s recent Executive Orders created new mandates for Illinois schools

On Sept. 21, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled to extend its order limiting judgments in certain eviction cases, aligning with Illinois’ current moratorium deadline. This