Chicago, to advocate for more opportunities for students in the trades as part of the SkillsUSA Illinois’ 2025 AMPLIFY ...

Kwame Raoul rules out a U.S. Senate run, choosing to continue his impactful work as Illinois attorney general.

Despite growing demand, Illinois plans to cut cover crop funding, sparking concern from farmers and environmentalists.

SPRINGFIELD — Intellectual and developmental disability service organizations are bracing for potential cuts to Medicaid and Medicare from the federal government under congressional Republicans and ...

SPRINGFIELD — President Donald Trump’s administration is pulling back $477 million from Illinois that was to be used to ...

Despite a Trump order requiring proof of citizenship to vote, Illinois elections will proceed under current state laws.

A bipartisan bill would require a one-year expulsion for students who commit sexual assault in Illinois schools.

The U.S. DOJ has launched an investigation into Illinois’ treatment of people with disabilities, focusing on state-run facilities.

Editor’s note: (This is a first-person column that includes commentary and analysis.) CARBONDALE, Ill. — I grew up off a gravel road near a town of 60 people, a place where cows outnumber people.