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

The Thanksgiving holiday is upon us and the Illinois State Fire Marshal’s Office is offering tips for a safe holiday dinner. House fires are four

After declaring the initial legislative map drawn behind closed doors and signed into law by Gov. Pritzker as unconstitutional, a panel of three federal judges

On Nov. 1, Gov. Pritzker issued a far-reaching executive order targeting gun violence in the state. Much of the Governor’s order itself is actually related

While Gov. Pritzker has been expected to sign several controversial bills from the recent fall veto session, the three pieces of legislation that generated the

Don’t be surprised if you feel a little more refreshed on Sunday morning, as the annual time change means an extra hour of sleep. Daylight

Senate Republican Deputy Leader Sue Rezin (R-Morris) issued the following statement after the Senate passed Senate Bill 1169, which amends the Healthcare Right of Conscience

While the General Assembly was back in Springfield for its annual Veto Session, Illinois Democrats voted to repeal the Parental Notice of Abortion (PNA) Act