As lawmakers prepare to come back to the Illinois State Capitol this week, some Republicans want to address delays in renewing Firearm Owners' Identification cards.

Former Illinois state Sen. Martin Sandoval, a Chicago Democrat, was charged with bribery and filing a false tax return Monday in a manner that suggested he plans to cooperate with prosecutors. 

Illinois soybean farmers got good news this month when the U.S. Department of Agriculture predicted average prices of $9 a bushel, a 15-cent per bushel increase from last month.

The state of Illinois has committed $25 million to programs that bring more people into the construction industry.

Retried Illinois State Police trooper killed, two other hurt in shooting 

Illinois taxpayers once owned the helicopter that crashed Sunday in Southern California, killing all nine people on board, including former NBA star Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna.

Last year’s record rains took a toll on the state’s farmers.

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.