President Trump's Weekly Address; Democrats' Weekly Address
President Trump's weekly presidential address, followed by the Democratic response.
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President Trump's weekly presidential address, followed by the Democratic response.
The president says he told Mayor Rahm Emanuel about a Chicago police officer who guarantees he can fix the problem.
A judge has lifted an injunction on Cook County's sweetened beverage tax, allowing the county to begin collecting it as soon as it wishes.
Bruce Rauner summoned all Republican lawmakers from the House and Senate for an hour-long meeting -- the first of its kind in anyone's memory.
Members of the public for the first time lined up to speak at the beginning of a full Chicago City Council meeting on Wednesday.
A proposed ordinance would require sellers or dealers of used phones to check a database of stolen phones before they could make a sale.
The rezoning would make it easier for new apartments, condos, and office buildings to be built along the North Branch of the Chicago River.
President Donald Trump has announced the U.S. military will ban transgender individuals from serving "in any capacity."
At least two lawmakers planned to boycott the special session, and instead planned to be at Gale Elementary for a service day.
The aldermen demand aviation department stop stripping its police force of power and title before the City Council can hold hearings.
DCFS officials will testify at a joint House and Senate committee hearing about what could have been done to prevent Semaj Crosby's death.
The governor accused Democrats of holding schools hostage to an attempt to bail out teachers' pensions in Chicago.
An investigation by the BGA and Crain's Chicago Business found $55 million in TIF money meant for a hotel project was diverted to Navy Pier.
Seven of the eight Democratic hopefuls attended a public discussion at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights.
President Trump's weekly presidential address, followed by the Democratic response.
