Getting out for a walk or bike ride may never be more appealing as shelter-in-place orders have many people still working from home and have limited outside entertainment options. But…
Capitol News Illinois has launched its new “Perspectives on Progress” podcast series to broadcast conversations about race in America and Illinois. To begin the series, the Statehouse…
A chef, a bartender and a male model go into a party — and get the chance to run for office. Seeing an opportunity created by the coronavirus, the Libertarian Party of Illinois is…
SPRINGFIELD — New permanent regulations that govern licensed firearms dealers in Illinois have finally been approved 18 months after Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the bill into…
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…
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…
The week in agricultural news was capped by the revelation that corn farmers could lose up to $89 per acre in value on their 2020 crop due to the novel coronavirus. Also in the news:…
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…
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