During the week, the first $50 million of the $420 million dedicated to statewide broadband Internet expansion was released along with information to apply for

A major issue with the state’s Automatic Voter Registration program made headlines during the week, raising questions about the integrity of Illinois’ elections. As the

In the wake of federal indictments, raids and elected official resignations, a special legislative panel heard testimony during the week on how to address ethics

A new year could mean big changes for the state of Illinois. Illinois’ population decline continues to be a cause for concern as Illinois entered

As a new year begins, Illinois residents may be interested to learn about several notable new laws that take effect January 1. The new laws

As people throughout Illinois prepare to ring in a new year, the Senate Republican Caucus is continuing to highlight new laws that will take effect

As 2019 comes to a close and we prepare for a new year, several notable laws take effect January 1 that Illinois residents may want

The Belvidere Park District runs a special summer recreation camping program for special needs teens, giving them the opportunity to experience the outdoors while learning

A recent report ranks Illinois low in fiscal transparency, and as a new decade looms, lawmakers must commit to improving the state’s system of drawing legislative

Illinois continues to move toward a brand-new industry launching statewide, as state government continues to prepare for the sale of recreational cannabis beginning January 1.