More than 250 laws take effect next month in Illinois, changing the rules for everything from vehicle trade-ins to bathroom signs.

The state's sports wagering program won't be ready for the Super Bowl, but it might be ready for March Madness. 

As high school seniors make plans for college, e-commerce website WalletHub has released its list of the best college towns in America, and several Illinois college towns made the grade.

Nearly every other Illinois lawmaker in the General Assembly could run unopposed in the 2020 election.

A new study indicates that certain structures near airports could increase the risk of plane-goose collisions.

On Jan. 1, the new recreational cannabis law is just one of the scores of new laws that will take effect.

A three-judge panel denied a request from a gun-rights group for an emergency suspension of Illinois’ Firearm Owners' Identification card law.

After a report that exposed the widespread practice of putting public school students in isolation rooms, the Illinois State Board of Education put a stop to the practice. After hearing from schools, the board is now allowing specific practices to be used in certain crisis situations.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker expects cannabis cultivation jobs to double as the cannabis market opens for legal recreational sales beginning Jan. 1.  

Gov. J.B. Pritzker replaces appointment to ethics reform commission

The most immediate effect of Gov. J.B Pritzker's "Fair Tax" would be capital flight from Illinois.