Protests at college campuses in the U.S. begin to fade as graduations are held, but support organizations continue to guide students; New data from Ohio State University researchers show nearly 1 in 5 older adults are not prepared for emergencies; a new study finds the flame retardants used in the seats of many cars emit toxic gases.
A bipartisan move to stop stock trading by members of Congress stalls, several of Trump's potential VPs refuse to say they'll accept any election results, and a Virginia school board restores the names of Confederate leaders to schools.
CHICAGO - Immigration reform advocates in Illinois are taking matters into their own hands by meeting with leaders in the Illinois congressional deleg…
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - A recent Rasmussen poll shows that 54 percent of Illinois voters do not support abolishing the death penalty. Jeremy Schroeder…
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Illinois children may soon eat unhealthier lunches at school if Congress fails to re-authorize the Child Nutrition Act by Sept…
CHICAGO, Ill. - Chicagoans living near two coal-fired power plants are holding a 24-hour candlelight vigil to protest the pollution emitted by the …
CHICAGO, Ill. - Homeowners at the end of their ropes in Illinois are being thrown some additional line, thanks to a recently-passed law. Bob Palmer…
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - The Illinois budget crisis is a hot button issue in the governor's race, but for social service groups, the state's budget woes …
PEORIA, Ill. - Illinoisans have one more day - today - to meet and speak with housing advocates who are traveling the state, seeking to learn about …
CHICAGO - Immigration reform advocates are pushing Chicago's City Council to pass a resolution that would impose economic sanctions on the State of Ar…
CHICAGO - Some believe homelessness in Illinois could become an even greater problem if members of a Congressional committee fail to allocate sufficie…
CHICAGO - The deaths of a 9-year-old Chicago boy and 10-year-old from Milwaukee prompted the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to announce a r…
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