COVID-19

Illinois’ highest court will hear its May session’s oral arguments through videoconference.

Top leaders of the Illinois House and Senate say there is still no timetable for calling lawmakers back into session

Gov. JB Pritzker said Monday that the spread of the novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19, is showing signs of slowing down ...

As students across Illinois get accustomed to remote learning, state agencies have released a new tool aimed at connecting those ...

In the week ending April 11, another 141,049 Illinoisans filed initial unemployment claims, bringing the total number during the latest ...

Certain essential workers in Illinois who believe they contracted COVID-19 on the job will now be automatically covered by workers’ ...

Gov. JB Pritzker hinted during his Monday briefing that he and his team are mulling a gradual return to normalcy, ...

Gov. JB Pritzker said Sunday there are signs the COVID-19 outbreak is starting to level off, but he urged people ...

More than half a million Illinois workers have filed first-time unemployment claims in the four weeks since the COVID-19 outbreak ...

Since Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker declared a state of emergency eight days ago, all public and private schools have closed, ...