A civil justice watchdog is voicing concerns that a newly enacted Illinois law could increase costs for employers and undo key workers’ compensation reforms. Though the law’s details remain limited, the alarm centers around the potential erosion of previous progress in the state.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has signed a landmark AI regulation bill designed to mitigate emerging technology risks. Lawmakers point to similar measures in California and New York, noting that these three states account for about 40% of the U.S. AI market.

Each year, more than 22,000 athletes from across Illinois converge on Bloomington-Normal to compete in the Special Olympics Illinois summer games. This annual event showcases not only athletic talent but also the lifechanging power of community and determination.

Illinois State Representative Charlie Meier, a longtime disability advocate, is calling for reform to reduce the burdens families face while caring for disabled children. By engaging parents and supporters, his proposed legislation aims to simplify access to vital services for those in need.

A 3-year-old boy was pulled from a burning home in Decatur and later died. The incident has left residents grieving and underscores the devastating impact of house fires on local communities.

A legislative proposal in Illinois seeks to exempt workers’ tip income from state taxes, mirroring a federal “No Tax on Tips” policy. State Rep. Regan Deering is leading the charge, aiming to reduce financial strain on employees whose wages rely heavily on gratuities.

Sunday’s TV lineup features a Big Ten showdown as Illinois takes on Nebraska. Check your local listings for broadcast times and channels, and don’t miss this highly anticipated men’s match-up.

Illinois marked a groundbreaking milestone last year, recording zero fatal expressway shootings throughout 2025. Police designed a strategy centered on technology, particularly automated license plate readers, to maintain public safety on the state’s highways.

In a dramatic showdown at Mackey Arena, the 11th-ranked Illinois Fighting Illini toppled the No. 4 Purdue Boilermakers. Five defining statistics underpinned Illinois’ success, signaling a major shift in the college basketball landscape.

Illinois is bracing for a possible Medicaid funding shortfall as new federal rules cap how much money states can raise through provider taxes. Experts say the shift could unsettle longstanding financial arrangements that help pay for Medicaid services.