Attorney general reaches settlement to reduce Nicor Gas request by 63%
The settlement would reduce fixed gas delivery charges, giving customers more control over bills.
Illinois regulators propose expansion to self-exclusion program for compulsive gamblers
Experts say Illinois’ existing program has roadblocks that prevent compulsive gamblers from seeking help.
Travelers flocked to the ‘Middle of Everything’ last year, generating over $88 billion in economic impact
Travelers spent over $50 billion – a first for the state.
Chicago officials raised concerns about South Chicago Chapel a year before discovery of 56 decomposing bodies, records show
A City Council member complained to city officials twice in one week that residents had concerns about odors around the...
Pritzker signs disaster proclamation to aid Illinois communities in storm cleanup efforts
Covered counties are eligible for funding to support debris removal and public infrastructure repairs.
Where dreams ‘feel protected’: 97 new citizens take Oath of Allegiance in Chicago
Court-administered naturalizations this year have fallen to a fraction of those in recent years.
Data centers emerging as key issue in Illinois governor’s race
Data centers have existed for decades, but the fast-growing scale of projects has upended the conversation.
Pritzker pens letter to Trump, seeks tariff refunds for Illinois families
‘There is no check coming in for the farmer in Champaign,’ Pritzker tells Trump.
Illinois recognizes gambling addiction, allowing new treatment options
Advocates call the bill a “massive step” forward but emphasize the need for funding to support it.
These 9 Illinois communities say they’re interested in new nuclear facilities
Illinois needs nuclear power to meet its carbon-free goals, but can new energy come online in time?
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