State Lawmaker Demands Mandatory Reporting Of Sex Abuse Claims
Coaches accused of sexually abusing children could not – as has been alleged at Penn State University – hide behind their bosses under a bill introduced in the Illinois House.
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Coaches accused of sexually abusing children could not – as has been alleged at Penn State University – hide behind their bosses under a bill introduced in the Illinois House.
The Illinois Transparency and Accountability Portal – a Web site about state finances – is not as transparent as some people would like.
Unfinished business is bringing Illinois lawmakers back to Springfield after Thanksgiving.
The Illinois State Police are looking for a few good men and women.
There is hope for the seven state facilities that Gov. Pat Quinn wants to close.
Plans to a prison and several mental health facilities in Illinois are getting a thumbs down from many lawmakers, but not some say such measures may be necessary.
The Illinois House has voted down the latest proposal to expand gambling in Illinois.
Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan (D-Chicago) says if lawmakers are supposed to find a way to build the state payroll, they should be involved in negotiating labor contracts.
A juvenile bald eagle was on the mend Wednesday after being shot in north central Illinois.
An attempt to pay Illinois' regional school superintendents – who have worked almost four months for no pay – has failed in the Illinois House of Representatives.
It's only a recommendation, but a legislative panel says four state facilities targeted by the governor for closure should stay open.
Addressing a range of issues in his office Wednesday, Gov. Pat Quinn did not bite at a suggestion that he might flip-flop on layoffs and facility closures.
Some Illinois state Department of Agriculture employees are not only being laid off, but they say Gov. Pat Quinn broke his promise to them.
U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.) is trying to give a lesson on working across the aisle.
When the economy goes dry, many people need training for new careers, and a $19 million federal grant is coming to Illinois for training in green jobs.
Labor and management leaders found a way to be on the same side – in favor of federal highway dollars staying in the inbound lanes into Illinois.
It won't be just another Sunday for people who are charged protecting others.
A downstate circuit court judge has upheld Gov. Pat Quinn's authority to eliminate salaries for regional school superintendents across Illinois.
The little-known units of government called regional offices of education are getting more publicity, because Gov. Pat Quinn cut off their paychecks.
While Illinois waits for Gov. Pat Quinn to decide what to do with gambling legislation on his desk, the chamber of commerce in one of the cities affected is surveying its members to ask what they think.
A voice from the West fired up Illinois Democrats on their day at the Illinois State Fair on Wednesday.
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White is saluting some high school students who are getting the message out – about when not to be text messaging.
A project at the University of Illinois may bust the stereotype of young women backing away from careers in science.
In a world in which you can cheaply video-chat with your grandchildren, the Illinois judicial system is farther behind these cyber-times than you may think.
