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Many traffic citations were written, and more than 40 pounds of cocaine were seized
“It’s hard to know whether this decline represents some improvement in the quality of decision-making by officers in these situations or whether this might be the result of underpolicing and withdrawal from victimized communities.”
Longtime lobbyist and friend to ex-speaker sentenced after 2023 convictions
Legislation approved the change of the building’s name, honoring the longtime public servant in teaching, government, and coaching tumbling
The team averaged a GPA of 3.69
State Treasurer Mike Frerichs says “Republicans are hurting Republicans” with Medicare and Medicaid cuts
Taylor Staff must also register as a sex offender for the rest of his life
The update brought by HB 2488 formalizes the state’s shift toward a more independent, state-centered approach to enforcing pay equity, reinforcing Illinois’ position as a national leader in labor rights and wage transparency
State rep has blessing of Cook County Democrats
Officials: A labeling error is to blame