Illinois state lawmakers return to Springfield on Tuesday ahead of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's second State of the State speech on Wednesday.
An Illinois state senator raised concerns in 2016 that Illinois’ automatic voter registration program could mistakenly give voter cards to people who weren't U.S. citizens.
Should a teacher who has a baby just before summer break be able to take maternity leave when the next school year starts in August? The Illinois Supreme Court is set to decide.
It remains unclear how many of Illinois’ 1.3 million diabetics will benefit from a new law capping the consumer cost of insulin because the state law only applies to about 20 percent of insurance plans.
The second U.S. case of the deadly coronavirus that’s spreading in China has been announced in Illinois.
Tens of thousands of students hoping to go to the private school of their choice tuition-free signed up in the opening hours of availability at the state’s largest private school tuition granting organization.
State policymakers are looking at ways to help stem Illinois’ population loss.
Illinois’ capital city Springfield became the first of the state’s local governments to approve a public cannabis consumption lounge, something a statewide cannabis business association said could pave the way for other venues throughout the state.
A programming error in the state's automatic voter registration system could result in immigrants in the country legally facing deportation.
Illinois is home to a small, powerful and protected class of wealth.
Illinois state lawmakers return to Springfield on Tuesday ahead of Gov. J.B. Pritzker's second State of the State speech on Wednesday.
An Illinois state senator raised concerns in 2016 that Illinois’ automatic voter registration program could mistakenly give voter cards to people who weren't U.S. citizens.
Should a teacher who has a baby just before summer break be able to take maternity leave when the next school year starts in August? The Illinois Supreme Court is set to decide.
It remains unclear how many of Illinois’ 1.3 million diabetics will benefit from a new law capping the consumer cost of insulin because the state law only applies to about 20 percent of insurance plans.
The second U.S. case of the deadly coronavirus that’s spreading in China has been announced in Illinois.
Tens of thousands of students hoping to go to the private school of their choice tuition-free signed up in the opening hours of availability at the state’s largest private school tuition granting organization.
State policymakers are looking at ways to help stem Illinois’ population loss.
Illinois’ capital city Springfield became the first of the state’s local governments to approve a public cannabis consumption lounge, something a statewide cannabis business association said could pave the way for other venues throughout the state.
A programming error in the state's automatic voter registration system could result in immigrants in the country legally facing deportation.
Illinois is home to a small, powerful and protected class of wealth.
A proposed Illinois law would bar divorce lawyers, stalkers and others from accessing other people's personal travel data from the Illinois Tollway Authority.
