Firefighters and police officers quickly responded when DuPage County resident Robert Hagestedt made a 2017 emergency call for assistance.

As soon as Alex Stolyar, Full House’s senior vice president and chief development officer ... temporary casino operations.” The Illinois Supreme Court unanimously ruled Friday in Springfield ...

The Senate Criminal Law Committee voted 7-3 to advance Senate Bill 42, which would eliminate the requirement that cannabis be ...

In recent years, though, the Supreme Court has chipped away at its 1935 ruling and reasserted the president's power to remove executive branch officers ... Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, said ...

Legislation which would remove the smell of raw or burnt cannabis as probable cause to search a vehicle passed the Senate ...

the acting U.S. solicitor general sent Illinois Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin a letter on Wednesday, notifying him of the Justice Department's plans to ask the Supreme Court to overturn a key ...

Attorneys for the family of Sonya Massey announced they reached a $10 million settlement in the wrongful death case against ...

The bill comes after the Illinois Supreme Court issued a pair of rulings last ... over the odor of cannabis should not be a trigger for officers to continue to harass and delay motorists with ...

The Sangamon County Board approved the settlement on Tuesday, seven months after a deputy shot the unarmed woman in her home ...

"All it has done is put more people back in jail," Kane County's sheriff told county lawmakers about a law that eliminated cash bail in the state in 2023.

The Supreme Court said Monday it will review ... victims of wrong-home raids by federal officers in Collinsville, Illinois, may sue under the FTCA, but victims of an identical raid in Collinsville ...