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DCFS points to improvements in two-year period since 2022 audit
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The changes could open new ways to self-ban through mail, online or through provider referrals
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Architect of the Capitol Andrea Aggertt says the project will be within the $350M budget
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A new exhibit at the Peoria Riverfront Museum opening this weekend commemorates the upcoming 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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A federal grand jury has indicted SIUE lecturer Jonathan C. Clark on one count of mail fraud and three counts of wire fraud.
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Illinois hospitals stand to lose billions of dollars in revenue over the next several years due to changes in Medicaid rules brought on the One Big Beautiful Bill passed last year by Republicans in Congress.
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As a three-day holiday weekend and corresponding increased travel approaches, drivers could be in store for a pricey Labor Day at the gas pump.
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Ruling finds Biden administration’s approval violated Endangered Species Act
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JB Pritzker crisscrossed Illinois for a five-day bus tour last week, rallying supporters ahead of the November election.
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The top editor of Bloomington's Pantagraph newspaper was let go in an apparent cost-cutting move. Cumulus Media in Bloomington also recently gutted its news department.
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Students can visit the tables to place unopened, unwanted food items they received from the cafeteria that day. After food is placed, any student is allowed to take it for no charge.
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The National Weather Service in Lincoln opened its doors to the public on Saturday for the first time in 19 years, and wants to be more accessible in the future.