Illinois State Police Say a Trooper Is Dead After a Roadside Crash Outside Chicago
A 35-year old Illinois State Police trooper has died after being struck by a vehicle on Interstate 55, the latest of more than two dozen roadside crashes involving state police this year, authorities announced Tuesday.
Attorneys have filed some of the first lawsuits alleging source of income discrimination under an Illinois law enacted in ...
New laws go into effect in Illinois Jan. 1 that will put new restrictions on the state’s health insurance industry. Gov. J.B.
Eleven Illinois teenagers were charged with felony crimes after two men using dating apps were allegedly lured and beaten ...
Illinoisans could play slots, blackjack and other casino games on their phones if the state legalizes an industry that has ...
State is third in the country, behind California and New York, with school districts committing to about 700 school buses.
A clip of a Coca-Cola truck at a Christmas toy drive run by the police association in Davenport, Iowa, is falsely described ...
And, currently, Illinois sits at 8-3 (1-1 Big Ten), which is good for a No. 6 seed in the South Region and a matchup with Texas, according to Fox College Hoops’ Mike DeCourcy.
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'Our world has been shattered': Family of fallen Illinois trooper speaks out after fatal I-55 crashThe family of Illinois State Trooper Clay Carns, who was struck and killed on I-55 near Channahon just before Christmas, has expressed gratitude for the support they’ve received during this tragic ...
The most pushups he’s ever done in one day is 3,000. The pushup challenge became not only a test of strength, but also ...
ST. LOUIS – Just days away from the new calendar year, Illinois is preparing for several new laws to take effect. Starting on New Year’s Day, most employers in Illinois will have to disclose their ...
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Advocates say it's the country’s strongest protection for people caring for children, aging parents and other family members, ...
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Illinois dentist sentenced after stealing fentanyl, endangering patientsAn Illinois dentist who admitted to stealing fentanyl from patients for personal use was sentenced to federal prison earlier ...
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