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Capitol News Illinois/https://capitolnewsillinois.comPritzker, Bailey talk SAFE-T Act, more at forum -
Pat Nabong/Chicago Sun-TimesOver the past four years, Pritzker made good on campaign promises, but faced criticism for pandemic-related restrictions and a failed tax revamp.
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The number of challenges being filed against certain books has grown in the past few years. Schools and libraries are becoming a battleground in these cultural and political battles. That story and more on this episode of Statewide. -
An independent expert who has monitored the mental health care was terminated reducing the transparency around an often failing system.
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Conspiracy theorists inundate election officials across the state with form letters demanding voter records and threatening lawsuits.
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Attorneys for the state of Illinois joined their colleagues in Nevada and Virginia Wednesday in asking a federal appellate court to declare that the Equal Rights Amendment has been legally ratified as the 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
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Illinois House candidates Sharon Chung and Scott Preston outlined differences on taxes, the budget and criminal justice during a debate Tuesday evening at Illinois State University.
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Revenues continue to grow as professional sports maintain schedules and betting options increase
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Low unemployment has allowed for payment from trust fund balance, Pritzker says
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New Philadelphia in western Illinois was the first town in the nation founded, platted, and legally registered by an African American.
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Prosecutors allege he took $5,000 bribe from red light camera company
