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Seth Perlman/Associated PressUnder a new law that took effect earlier this year, residents in possession of assault weapons are required to submit an endorsement affidavit by Jan. 1, 2024. -
The Sangamon County Coroner said questions continue about the identification of cremated remains and proper handling of bodies.
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The president agreed to expand work permits for asylum seekers from Venezuela. But what about those coming from other countries, including many now in Illinois? -
When police pull over Black drivers in Illinois, it's mostly for non-moving violations.
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If you see the bug, take a photo, squish it and then report it to the state Agriculture Department.
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A Wisconsin man is dead after a pickup and semitrailer truck collided Wednesday afternoon on Interstate 39 south of El Paso.
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The move comes after nearly a year of requests for voluntary recognition by employees in offices run by Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch.
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The Illinois House Speaker says he hopes to pass the bill in the upcoming veto session.
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The assistant city manager for the Town of Normal has taken the job of city manager in Galesburg. Eric Hanson has been with Normal for 4 1/2 years.
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State law and oversight board fall short of goals to collect law enforcement data and to reduce racial disparities in police traffic stops.
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Officials from 25 counties seek public’s cooperation ahead of 2024 races
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If Congress doesn’t pass a federal spending bill by Oct. 1, agency closures will disrupt numerous routine functions for Illinois residents.
