Lt. Gov. candidate Mendoza on antisemitism: 'I am comforted' by Trump's fight against antisemitism
Carrie Mendoza, a candidate for lieutenant governor of Illinois, has expressed her support for President Trump's leadership.
Gov. candidate Dabrowski: 'Columbus Day is a day to honor Italian-American heritage and to mark a triumph of assimilation'
Ted Dabrowski, a candidate for governor of Illinois, has expressed his support for celebrating Columbus Day, emphasizing its significance in honoring Italian-American heritage and successful assimilation.
JD Vance: Gov. Pritzker 'has violated his fundamental oath of office'
JD Vance, Vice President of the United States, criticized Governor J.B. Pritzker for allegedly failing to fulfill his duties and potentially violating his oath as Illinois' chief executive.
- Illinois lawmakers return after Columbus Day with public transit funding on agenda
- Illinois sees rise in tax collections during first quarter of FY26
- Illinois updates Motor Fuel Tax Law definitions and requirements for 2026
- Three charged in Chicago with obstructing federal agents using vehicles
- Illinois to end one percent grocery sales tax starting January 2026
Federal officials announce ongoing immigration enforcement operations in Chicago
Federal authorities in Chicago have announced ongoing criminal immigration enforcement operations in the city.
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Gov. candidate Dabrowski at Stronghurst meet and greet: ‘I will work to improve Illinois’ competitiveness’
Ted Dabrowski, a gubernatorial candidate for Illinois, said rural areas are losing jobs and population and vowed to make the state more competitive to attract businesses during a meet and greet Oct. 6 at Laila’s Bar and Grill, 305 E. Main St., Stronghurst.
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Gov. candidate Dabrowski discusses rural job losses at Stronghurst meet and greet: 'Rural communities across Illinois are losing jobs and people'
Ted Dabrowski, a gubernatorial candidate for Illinois, addressed the challenges faced by small towns as industries leave the state.
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Gov. candidate Dabrowski discusses rural economy at Stronghurst meet and greet: 'Small town communities are losing jobs and people'
Ted Dabrowski, a gubernatorial candidate for Illinois, said small-town communities face economic challenges as manufacturing jobs decline.
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Illinois State Medical Society joins antitrust lawsuit against MultiPlan and insurers
Thousands of physicians, hospitals, and healthcare professionals are involved in a lawsuit against MultiPlan and several major insurance companies, including United Healthcare, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, and Blue Cross Blue Shield entities.
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Estimated $631.8 million in bank failures across Illinois since 2012
Out of the 20 bank failures across Illinois since 2012, eight of them happened in 2012.
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Chicago Flips Red founder: Brandon Johnson’s 'administration has failed teachers, parents, and students'
Zoe Leigh, founder of Chicago Flips Red, has criticized Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration, stating that his allies acknowledge political fallout and prioritize ideology over accountability, which she says harms schools and families.
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U.S. Senate candidate Tracy on public safety: 'Stop blocking enforcement and start protecting our communities'
Don Tracy, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, has said that Democratic policies in Chicago and Springfield have facilitated the flow of illegal weapons and contraband.
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AG Bondi on Epstein logs: Sen. Durbin, 'why did you fight to not disclose the flight logs'
Pam Bondi, the U.S. Attorney General, said that Republicans have been repeatedly blocked from obtaining Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs and questioned Senator Dick Durbin's motives.
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Sen. Blackburn on Sen. Durbin blocking Epstein flight logs: 'I repeatedly asked for those flight logs'
U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee has said that she repeatedly sought subpoenas for Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs, alleging that Senator Dick Durbin misrepresented her efforts and halted committee action.
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Illinois launches $67 million incentive program for climate-smart agriculture
The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and the Illinois Department of Agriculture have announced a new initiative to support climate-smart agriculture practices.
