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US judge rejects Trump administration challenge to Illinois E-Verify law
A federal judge in Chicago has dismissed a bid by the administration of Republican President Donald Trump to bar Illinois from restricting employers' use of a federal program that electronically verifies eligibility to work in the United States.
Illinois AG sues Trump administration for access to crime victim funding
Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced Monday that he has joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block the Trump administration from withholding federal funding to support crime victims in Illinois due to the state’s policy on immigration.
The ingredients are there for No. 12 Illinois to emerge from years of mediocrity and make a run into the 12-team College ...
The 11-year-old was last seen in Moline on August 21, 1996, getting into a gray vehicle with a man in his early 20s with ...
The trip marks the Illinois senator's 12th trip to Asia and 14th congressional member delegation trip since 2018.
Illinois has launched a new program to make it easier to apply for college, and also to help more Illinois students get into ...
Fair Maps Illinois” marks the third attempt since 2014 to reduce heavy partisan influence in how Illinois district boundaries ...
Illinois high school students can say goodbye to college essays, recommendation letters and application fees as part of a new ...
The Illinois Governor has signed House Bill 2589, which requires pharmacists to sell sterile hypodermic needles to patients ...
Three law enforcement officers were arrested and charged after a victim was beaten at a central Illinois bar over the weekend ...
Transit agency officials in Chicagoland met this week and formally began the process of planning for next year's budget, ...
After a recent deadly crash in Florida and a crash in Illinois involving semi-trucks, an Illinois trucking company owner is sounding the alarm about industry troubles, warning that electronic logging ...
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Illinois law lowers driving test age for seniors, allows family to flag unsafe drivers
Illinois drivers will face new testing rules and reporting requirements under a law taking effect July 1, 2026.
Right now, it is just a test run. But the goal is to have emissions testing at the facility full-time in the near future.
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