Crackdown, New Enforcement Methods Coming For 'Move Over' Law On Illinois Roads
First responders are getting hit and killed because drivers keep breaking the law – and the director of Illinois State Police has had it.
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First responders are getting hit and killed because drivers keep breaking the law – and the director of Illinois State Police has had it.
Former President Barack Obama on Monday issued a statement mourning the loss of life in mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton over the weekend – and decrying the proliferation of guns, the spread of toxic and racist ideologies, and "leaders" that enable such sentiments.
"I absolutely feel for the people whose lives have now been irreparably shattered by this chaos that is coming at the end of a gun," the mayor said.
Americans receive around 150 million robocalls every day by some estimates, and last week, the Federal Communications Commission put new measures in place to crack down.
Cullerton, 49, was indicted on one count of conspiracy to embezzle from a labor union, 39 counts of embezzlement from a labor union, and one count of making false statements.
Samyra Moses' dog ran away and she can't get him back because another family quickly adopted him -- and now, a Chicago alderman is stepping in to try to help.
The Department of Homeland Security on Thursday announced that Temporary Protected Status for Syria has been renewed.
Those behind plans for a Hard Rock Casino and Hotel in Gary are gambling on its success.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Chicago Public Schools chief executive officer Janice Jackson announced plans Tuesday for a series of investments in city schools intended to better meet student needs.
A compliance evaluation by the City of Chicago Office of the Inspector General (OIG) found police watch operations lieutenants failed to complete required reviews of body camera footage, and the department does not have a standardized process to do so.
President Donald Trump on Monday issued full pardons for five convicted criminals and commuted sentences for two others.
A statewide animal abuser registry could be in our future, with an Illinois state senator saying he has plans to reintroduce a bill that would make it happen.
U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.) was in attendance at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in California when a gunman opened fire this past weekend.
"The Great Lakes are a vital natural resource to our entire nation, and ensuring American families have access to clean drinking water and a safe waterway system that supports our economy should be a priority for our next president," Pritzker said.
"We're putting reasonable limits on debt collection to protect people from predation and help them get back on their feet."
