Lights, camera, tax credits!
The new law puts Illinois just behind California and New York in terms of incentives available to filmmakers.
Granite City
Woman’s death was first fatal shooting by Illinois State Police this year. Were trooper’s actions justified?
Tarrence was shot three days before Renee Good under similar circumstances.
Police shut down illegal dental office in Granite City operated by immigrants
Prosecutors charged two Venezuelan dentists with operating an unlicensed dental practice out of a Granite City home.
Madison County judge finds name in Epstein files because of legal representation
As an associate at an Edwardsville law firm, Andrew Carruthers represented Epstein in a 2013 debt collection matter
POWER Act: Lawmakers seek to regulate new data centers’ power, water usage
The bill covers three major areas of concern.
Thousands mobilize in Chicago, across Illinois to send a message: ‘No Kings’
Tens of thousands join “No Kings” rallies in Chicago and statewide, protesting Trump-era immigration enforcement.
Wasted waters: How Southern Illinois is coping with decades of sewage flooding
Cahokia Heights in Southern Illinois has been battling chronic sewer overflows for years with little or no success.
Candidate interview: Anna Valencia running for secretary of state
Chicago City Clerk Anna Valencia has frequently employed a quip during her race for the Democratic nomination for secretary of ...
Pritzker urges Congress to ‘be like Illinois’ in protecting abortion services
Gov. JB Pritzker called on Congress Wednesday to “be like Illinois” and codify abortion access into federal law.
Illinois lawmakers respond to leaked Supreme Court abortion decision
Gov. JB Pritzker and Illinois Democrats warned of an “end to the constitutional right to privacy” if a leaked U.S. ...
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