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IL State News

IL State News
1 year ago
GOP optimistic about redistricting lawsuit

Illinois Republicans want to end gerrymandering once and for all

IL State News
1 year ago
State flag survey: None of the above

Almost half in poll say keep the existing flag

Education
1 year ago
State cell phone ban

Guv’s State of the State idea

Powerball
Local
1 year ago
Powerball ticket purchased in Clinton worth $150K

The winner matched four out of five numbers plus the Powerball in Wednesday night’s drawing.

Health & Wellness
1 year ago
Lawmakers, advocates fear federal cuts to Medicaid

Davidsmeyer: Grandstand

Sister JoAnn Persch, center, 90, a nun with the Sisters of Mercy, prays with others during a vigil outside a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, in Broadview, Ill. (AP Photo/Erin Hooley)
IL State News
1 year ago
Chicago nuns advocated for immigrant rights for 40 years — now in their 90s, they’re not slowing down

They’ve housed 25 families over the past three years — paying rent and utilities for a year, offering food assistance, providing connections to legal help.

IL State News
1 year ago
Bill: Insurance pays for speech therapy

Senator overcame stuttering

Made in Illinois
IL State News
1 year ago
Mel-O-Cream and BUNN products among nominees for the Coolest Things Made in Illinois

More than 250 unique Illinois products are competing to advance to Top 16.

Apples are pictured at County Market in Springfield. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Campbell)
IL State News
1 year ago
Trump administration ends reimbursements for Illinois food programs

USDA funds are part of nearly $2 billion being withheld from Illinois, Pritzker says.

Migrants from Venezuela take shelter in the Chicago Police Department's 16th District station, May 1, 2023
IL State News
1 year ago
Republicans target 4 ‘sanctuary’ cities, including Chicago, as Trump pushes mass deportations

Chicago has some of the country’s strongest immigrant protections, barring cooperation between federal agents and city employees, including police.

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