At least 1 person wounded in Springfield warehouse shooting
One person was confirmed to have been shot and police were trying to determine if anyone else was hit, police said at a news conference.
One person was confirmed to have been shot and police were trying to determine if anyone else was hit, police said at a news conference.
Illinois residents can go to work, exercise at the gym, dine indoors at a restaurant and see a movie at the theater starting today as the state moves further into resuming some semblance of normal living during the ongoing COVID-19…
Purdue University President Mitch Daniels has expelled an undergraduate student for “racist and despicable” statements he made on social media.
Chicago’s school board voted to keep police officers in public schools, rejecting the demands of activists and some politicians to cancel a contract with the police department.
A former FBI special agent has been charged with stealing sensitive government documents and keeping them in his home, according to U.S. District Court documents unsealed in Chicago.
Illinois public schools and colleges will open this fall with help from the the state to provide 2.5 million face coverings to students, Gov. Pritzker said.
A woman who was held in contempt of court when she refused to unlock her phone for police is protected by the Constitution’s right against self-incrimination, the Indiana Supreme Court ruled.
The Illinois Supreme Court is recruiting a chief diversity and inclusion officer for the judicial branch of state government to address racial justice.
A utility company owned by Merrillville-based NiSource was ordered to pay a $53 million fine for causing a series of natural gas explosions in Massachusetts that killed one person and damaged dozens of homes.
A federal judge ordered the release from prison of an alleged organized crime enforcer who is said to have health issues that place him at heightened risk from coronavirus.