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Illinois lawmakers’ two week fall session has come and gone – with not a lot to show for it. A conse

The Chicago Teachers Union rallies for a contract. Government mole Danny Solis takes the stand in th

The Illinois Supreme Court overturned the felony conviction of actor Jussie Smollett for allegedly l

It’s been two decades since Mucca Pazza first formed. The not-your-average marching band has been le

Illinois lawmakers have differing ideas on how to curb drugs getting into state prisons… and, lawmak

Jurors in former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan’s federal corruption trial heard how one of

Fans and artists were shocked when Pitchfork Music Festival announced this month that it wouldn’t be

Some Chicago alderpersons say they’re working on reducing Mayor Johnson’s proposed property tax hik

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is now pitching a $150 million property tax increase – half of what he

Chicago’s top cop says more needs to be done to protect police and society as a whole. Prosecutors i

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is trying to keep Illinois’ ban on assault-style firearms inta

Hundreds of Chicagoans gather on the Northwest Side to discuss how Trump’s policy proposals may affe

A Democratic Cook County commissioner wants to boost access to reproductive health services. The Can

The City Council has resoundingly rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed property tax increase. S

Testimony concluded today from a key government witness in the federal corruption trial of former Il

Another special Chicago city council meeting is expected this afternoon — this time in an attempt to

More than 1,000 unionized nurses at UI Health in Chicago are on strike for an indefinite period of t

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson says he is prepared to resist Immigration Enforcement agents if they a

Aldi has abruptly closed its location in Chicago's West Pullman neighborhood. The Chicago Bears have

Illinois state lawmakers are back in Springfield today for a truncated legislative session. Illinois