#illinois

#illinois

Senator Richard Durbin will not seek re-election, marking the end of a 44-year congressional career.

Kat Abughazaleh is a unique congressional candidate challenging traditional norms, using social media fame to drive her political aspirations in Illinois's Ninth District.

Illinois invests in Freedman Seating to create and retain jobs, emphasizing support for local manufacturing.

Tom Izzo sets Big Ten record with 354 conference victories following Michigan State's comeback win over Illinois.

Illinois ended UCLA's winning streak with an 83-78 victory, highlighted by passionate fan heckling and a strong defensive performance.

Governor JB Pritzker humorously renamed Lake Michigan to Lake Illinois, mocking President Trump's recent geographical changes and decisions.

Democratic leaders in Illinois falsely claimed ICE agents were raiding schools, highlighting a broader pattern of misinformation.

Illinois is launching its BEAD Program to expand broadband access using $1.04 billion in federal funds.

Self-Brainwashing is an immersive performance exploring perception and reality through participant engagement with foam in a disorienting environment.

Illinois' oldest restaurant, Village Tavern, has operated continuously since 1847, offering hearty meals and a rich history in Long Grove.

Pace is expanding bus service hours and frequency to meet growing demand in northeastern Illinois starting December 2023.

Illinois receives $23.7 million for digital equity funding to enhance access to high-speed internet and digital literacy.

The importance of decluttering highlighted by a woman's unexpected lottery win after finding a forgotten ticket in her purse.

Homebuyers in Illinois are suing real estate agencies for alleged anticompetitive practices that inflate broker commissions and harm consumers.

A man has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder following a shooting incident on a CTA train in Forest Park, Illinois.

Illinois has amended BIPA to limit financial penalties for illegal biometric data collection, counting multiple violations as one, reducing potential damage settlements.

The amendment changes the scope of penalties for businesses, impacting potential large settlements and easing the requirements for written consent in biometric data collection.

Sensitive voter information exposed in open databases in Illinois, highlighting cybersecurity vulnerabilities despite efforts to enhance election security.

A sinkhole formed in an Illinois soccer complex built over an operating limestone mine, creating a 100-foot wide and 50-foot deep chasm. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.

Emergency officials ordered an evacuation after a freight train derailed in Matteson, Illinois.