Illinois county clerks are preparing for mail voting amid continued attacks, changes
Despite attacks, Illinoisans like voting by mail and county clerks are confident they can handle new challenges.
Despite attacks, Illinoisans like voting by mail and county clerks are confident they can handle new challenges.
The administration’s past comments on “wokeness” in the program suggest political targeting.
Job creation is down in all but three of Illinois’ metro areas
Amid lower rates of voter faith, officials say elections are safe and secure — and they’re working to prove it ...
The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday announced an investigation into 36 public school districts in Illinois "to determine whether ...
The hearings featured testimony from Marimar Martinez and former Illinois House Minority Leader Jim Durkin.
A federal appeals court on Monday upheld ex-Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan’s conviction on bribery and other corruption counts.
Lorence says her daughter would have hated having her name associated with the campaign.
A Cook County judge has set a mid-May ruling after lengthy arguments Friday for and against appointing a special prosecutor ...
State employees are already prohibited from using insider information for financial gain, but the governor’s office said the order strengthens ...