The Latest Breaking News from Illinois

Feud between Mayor Tiffany Henyard and Dolton's board escalates over postponed meeting and financial allegations.

A federal judge has ruled that an Illinois law banning the concealed carry of firearms on public transit is unconstitutional

Forest Park, Illinois, community mourns after a tragic shooting incident on a subway train near Chicago, emphasizing the need for unity and support in time...

Advocates for domestic violence survivors in Illinois celebrated earlier this month when Gov. JB Pritzker signed a bill into law making it easier for those who are incarcerated to get reduced sentences

LA had the most dog attacks on USPS employees in 2023, and Illinois had the biggest increase in attacks.

An Illinois man accused of stabbing a state child welfare worker to death as she was making a home visit to check on children has been found guilty but mentally ill in her killing

Illinois Tool Works has lagged the broader market over the past year, and analysts are cautious about the stock’s prospects.

A woman who was shot in the leg at a White Sox game is suing the team as well as the Illinois agency that owns Guaranteed Rate Field

The Palestinian community where Democrats held their convention last week takes pride in identity and rallies for Gaza.

These clever canines use their supreme sense of smell to detect bumblebee nests and help these insects in the long term.

Illinois State Comptroller Susana Mendoza has stopped state funding to the city of Dolton after Mayor Tiffany Henyard refused to turn over a financial reports and a financial audit, as required by state law. Mendoza said she may fine the city if it fails to turn over the reports. Henyard…