With less than two months to go before some Illinois elementary and high school students are scheduled to head back to class, the State Board of Education has yet to establish guidelines…
SPRINGFIELD — A federal court has denied the Illinois State Board of Elections’ request to suspend enforcement of looser ballot access requirements for third-party candidates in…
SPRINGFIELD — Restaurants across the state are set to open for indoor dining Friday among other additions to allowable activities under the state’s Restore Illinois plan. The state…
The Evanston owner and operator of information technology companies has been charged with fraudulently seeking a Paycheck Protection Program loan. Rahul Shah, 51, filed a bank loan…
SPRINGFIELD — Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Wednesday, June 17 he will extend a moratorium on evictions in the state until July 31, and a new state grant program that will begin in…
SPRINGFIELD – Anyone who cast a ballot in the last three years or who registered to vote or changed addresses after the March primary will be sent an application to vote by…
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Republican Party wants to be excluded from the state’s social gathering restrictions, as it alleged in a federal lawsuit that churches and political demonstrations…
The season of blockbusters is upon us, but theaters have been empty for months – and it’s unclear what they’ll show, or who will come, when they reopen. Derek Long focuses…
SPRINGFIELD – Attorney General Kwame Raoul has tested positive for COVID-19, his office announced in a news release Tuesday, June 16 and the governor plans to get retested as well….
Video gaming terminals could be lit up and ringing again in Illinois bars and restaurants by the end of June, but there is no such luck for the state’s casinos. The green light has…
