Capitol Briefs: Lawmakers, advocates again call for affordable housing tax credit
Public health groups seek more funding to reduce overdose deaths
Capitol Briefs: Pritzker appoints first-ever Prisoner Review Board director; Chicago advances migrant funding
Gov. JB Pritzker named a first-ever director of the beleaguered Prisoner Review Board and a Chicago City Council committee advanced...
In Chicago visit, Attorney General Garland announces $78M anti-violence initiative
Department of Justice officials visit annual community violence intervention and prevention conference
Capitol Briefs: Advocates push for guaranteed income, child care assistance
Illinois Supreme Court agrees to hear case of Jussie Smollett
Capitol Briefs: Pritzker executive order creates advisory council for affordable sickle cell treatment
Council to recommend how the Illinois Medicaid program can cover new, expensive therapies
Diversity, judicial appointments at issue in 1st District Supreme Court race
Two Democrats vie for Cook County seat with no current GOP candidates
With feds citing ‘extensive cooperation,’ judge gives ex-Sen. Terry Link 3 years’ probation
Lake County Democrat wore wire in helping convict a former state rep. of bribery
His conviction was overturned after 35 years wrongfully served. State law caps his compensation at 14 years.
Illinois leads nation in overturned wrongful convictions but has one of the lowest repayment structures
New birth center to open on Chicago’s South Side as Pritzker touts proposed maternal health spending
Leaders say new site was made possible by 2021 change to state law
Chicago org to receive federal funding to help launch regional water sustainability industry
Innovation hub hopes to produce 500 jobs within 2 years
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