UPDATED: State veterans affairs director resigns in aftermath of deadly COVID-19 outbreak
Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs Director Linda Chapa LaVia resigned Monday, more than two months after an outbreak was first...
Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs Director Linda Chapa LaVia resigned Monday, more than two months after an outbreak was first...
Members of the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus are advancing a K-12 education bill that would expand resources for marginalized students...
The House Judiciary Criminal Committee on Saturday spent more than three hours debating a slew of new criminal sentencing reforms...
The grant program for small businesses owners in Illinois who suffered losses during the pandemic has run out of money.
Just two days after hundreds of rioters broke through police barricades and vandalized the halls of Congress, Illinois lawmakers will...
The state’s COVID-19 hospitalizations and average case positivity rate remain below second-wave highs while public health officials in Illinois continue...
The statewide COVID-19 positivity rate ticked down slightly on Tuesday to 8.5 percent, marking nearly a month that the rate...
For Illinois, the year seemed to begin on a hopeful note. The state was running a budget surplus for the...
As Illinois’ COVID-19 hospitalization and case numbers have stabilized since the second-wave highs last month, the governor’s office announced 126,211...
A resident at the state-run veterans home in Quincy has tested positive for both COVID-19 and Legionnaires’ disease, according to...