Questions about the Chicago Bears and their much bandied about progress could be answered as early as the first week of the 2018 season.

Sen. Sam McCann’s third-party run for governor is all about starting a “paradigm shift” he argues is desperately needed to get Illinois back on course.

Illinois’ unpaid vendor debt crept upward during the week ending April 18, ending at $8,846,105,886.24.

Sen. Sam McCann (R-Plainview) had made his third-party run for governor official in a new YouTube video, where he blasts Gov. Bruce Rauner, along with Democrats, as failing the state and leading it "down the wrong path."

Jim Dodge fully supports Gov. Bruce Rauner’s concept about a full and balanced budget and desperately hopes lawmakers in Springfield are up to doing the work that is necessary to achieve the goal.

Sources have confirmed to Prairie State Wire that state Sen. Sam McCann (R-Plainview) will enter the gubernatorial race as an independent.

Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) is sticking up for the bill she recently introduced that she argues gives Illinois residents who file an Inspector General complaint in state government more of a voice in the process.

Matt Nagy is convinced quarterback Mitchell Trubisky puts him ahead of the curve in his first season as Chicago Bears head coach.

Rumors are circulating that Sen. Sam McCann (R-Plainview) is planning to launch an independent run for governor, and a formal announcement could come shortly.

Illinois’ unpaid vendor debt stood at $8,161,943,233.88 for the week ending April 11, virtually unchanged from the previous week, according to the state comptroller’s website.

A bill that would require each county law enforcement agency to post monthly reports of vehicular hijackings on its website has been referred to the House Rules Committee.

Jim Dodge thinks there is an easy solution for the problem of all the opposition being voiced to J.B. Pritzker’s proposal for an increase to the state’s flat tax rate.

Unpaid vendor debt in Illinois spiked to $8,211,831,466.22 the week ending April 6, after recently dipping below $8 billion for the first time in recent memory, according to the state comptroller’s website.

Chicago Cubs manager Joe Maddon thought he had seen it all with Javy Baez until his young second baseman showed him something he thought he might not see again.

The village of Deerfield has been slapped with a lawsuit by the Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA) and Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) challenging its recently imposed ban on assault weapons.

The Illinois Republic Party is taking J.B. Pritzker to task over his refusal to call for the ouster, or even criticize, longtime House Speaker Mike Madigan (D-Chicago).

Youth will ultimately be served in the case of the Chicago White Sox, and for win-starved fans that destiny could come about much sooner than many of them ever imagined.

Illinois' unpaid vendor debt dipped below $8 billion for the first time in recent memory during the week ending March 29, settling at $7,941,010,258.45, according to the state comptroller’s website.

The oft-rocky Fred Hoiberg era appears poised for another season with the Chicago Bulls.

The state of Illinois lost $9.9 billion in net worth in 2017, dropping its “total primary government net position” to negative $137 billion, according to the state’s newly released Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for fiscal year 2017.